I'm addicted to this shit :facepalm: It's just carbonated water. No sweetners, no sugar, no calories. Carbonated 100% water with natural flavor and just a hint of it. You can get it at Target, Costco, etc. Highly recommended :0074
La Croix water
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I'm addicted to this shit :facepalm: It's just carbonated water. No sweetners, no sugar, no calories. Carbonated 100% water with natural flavor and just a hint of it. You can get it at Target, Costco, etc. Highly recommended :0074
Perfect with vodka...
We also filled half a watermelon up with rum on Friday and let it sit overnight until Saturday afternoon. Mixed that with the Berry flavor La Croix. RIDICULOUS!
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Angela and the kids all drink it and it really is not that bad, Better for the kids than soft drinks. We have it stacked with 12 packs in the garage and get it in bulk when on sale. Kroger has great deals here in Atlanta every so often.
picked up a couple of cases today at Costco....
6.99/case.....
pretty good ....like the orange the best :0074 :0074
6.99/case.....
pretty good ....like the orange the best :0074 :0074
Will have to look out for the orange. I've read grapefruit is really good. Just wait they get addicting, pretty good for plain ol' water. A good way to get my soda fix.
Well, after the reviews I read in here, I have to say I am disappointed :mj07: :mj07:
However, it's a better choice than just plain old water and I will be drinking it frequently.
We have the regular water on sale for 5 cases for $10 (the 16 ounce bottles). Now that is a good deal.
However, it's a better choice than just plain old water and I will be drinking it frequently.
We have the regular water on sale for 5 cases for $10 (the 16 ounce bottles). Now that is a good deal.
Dont drink that carbonated crap. Drink some ice brewed green tea. Cheaper and better for ya!
Get your wife to make it?
I can still handle these difficult projects sometimes. :0074
I drank that stuff for about a month and didn't care for it. I didn't care for all the floating things in it either. Yuck.
Just not my cup of tea
I can still handle these difficult projects sometimes. :0074
I drank that stuff for about a month and didn't care for it. I didn't care for all the floating things in it either. Yuck.
Just not my cup of tea
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No floaties in Ice brewed green tea. Just Ice.
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Definitely no substitute for the taste of a soft drink but I definitely don't drink as much water as I should and with this I'll at least have some.
I bring back one large suitcase of green tea from China every visit. Lasts about 2 years.
Its a ritual buying it over there. You go into huge warehouse with diff teas from all parts of China. You sit there at table and drink samples (I can't tell one from another) then once you decide they vacumn pack it in small blocks for you.
While I can't distinguish one from another there--there is huge diff from that you buy here which is extremely weak compared to theirs. Once I get home-thats all I drink.
Wayne: Based on the size of your boiler, I'm gonna say that's not all you drink. :toast:
got three kinds of Le Croix at a stop n go
Lemon, lime , and orange
that stuff tastes like shitwater in a can.
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Lemon, lime , and orange
that stuff tastes like shitwater in a can.
:scared
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Almost every post you make is really stupid, but this one might take the cake. You "don't drink as much water" as you should, so instead you buy bottled "flavored water" for a substitute.
This is the epitome of the idiocy that plagues our country. Instead of drinking regular water, you go buy a 12 pack of flavored water, thus contributing to a myriad of problems that come with that kind of attitude and lack of stewardship.
If you are doing it to replace soda or something, OK, but to replace water??
