What healthy soft drink at the pub?
What healthy soft drink at the pub?
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sparks_E39

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12,738 posts

242 months

Tuesday 11th January 2011
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Cutting down my alcohol consumption seriously, what is best to ask for in terms of healthy soft drinks? Diet Coke is horrid, Pepsi Max is ok, what about Orange juice, or lemonade?

Shaw Tarse

31,883 posts

232 months

Tuesday 11th January 2011
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St Clements
Or J20

DocJock

8,722 posts

269 months

Tuesday 11th January 2011
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Water

Mr E

23,023 posts

288 months

Tuesday 11th January 2011
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I'm on lime and soda these days.

Until the end of the month, anyway

sherman

15,194 posts

244 months

Tuesday 11th January 2011
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Ginger Beer
Cranberry juice
Pineapple juice
Grapefruit juice
St Clememts
Fresh orange and soda


condor

8,837 posts

277 months

Tuesday 11th January 2011
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DocJock said:
Water
another vote for water smile
tap water shouldn't cost anything either biggrin

Scooby72

723 posts

210 months

Friday 14th January 2011
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When I was younger, slimmer, and fitter, I would drink tomato juice with loads of Worcester sauce, if I wasn't drinking.

honestbob

316 posts

263 months

Saturday 15th January 2011
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Two bottles of Tonic Water in a large glass,slices of lemon and lots of ice.

scirocco265

421 posts

205 months

Saturday 15th January 2011
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Cranberry, soda and lime.

Pint glass, one of those little bottles of cranberry (or half filled if from a carton), half soda, dash of lime cordial.

Lovely.

Pothole

34,367 posts

311 months

Saturday 15th January 2011
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I used Orange (juice) and Soda as psrt of a get fit/lose weight scheme a couple years ago...it's ok, not too bloaty or too acid, straight OJ gives me terrible heartburn

grumbledoak

32,556 posts

262 months

Saturday 15th January 2011
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Coke of any type is just vile battery acid, best used for cleaning your drive.

Cranberry, Ginger Beer and lime juice (not cordial).
Some of the J20 types are nice, as is a St Clements.
Otherwise just lime and soda.

jonny142

1,803 posts

254 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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Another vote here for lime and soda ...very refreshing and dirt cheap ..about 70p a pint!!

TheEnd

15,370 posts

217 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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Only one of those votes will count.

missdiane

13,994 posts

278 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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Slimline Tonic, with Ice and Lemon lick

Shaw Tarse

31,883 posts

232 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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jonny142 said:
Another vote here for lime and soda ...very refreshing and dirt cheap ..about 70p a pint!!
I bet the landlord loves you.

bint

4,664 posts

253 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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Shaw Tarse said:
jonny142 said:
Another vote here for lime and soda ...very refreshing and dirt cheap ..about 70p a pint!!
I bet the landlord loves you.
Not as much as ours, it's 40p a pint here! I did apologise to our local barman and he said not to worry, it's January and he's used to it. Plus the rest of the crowd are drinking and eating when we go usually....

Shaw Tarse

31,883 posts

232 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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bint said:
Shaw Tarse said:
jonny142 said:
Another vote here for lime and soda ...very refreshing and dirt cheap ..about 70p a pint!!
I bet the landlord loves you.
Not as much as ours, it's 40p a pint here! I did apologise to our local barman and he said not to worry, it's January and he's used to it. Plus the rest of the crowd are drinking and eating when we go usually....
I was serious, 70p for a couple of dashes of cordial + some fizzy water is a result.

uuf361

3,168 posts

251 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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Another vote for lime and soda smile


fido

18,824 posts

284 months

Sunday 16th January 2011
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J20 and soda water.