Each week, our favorite
grocery store offers coupons for something free (well, at no cost beyond what
we plan to buy, anyway; I believe everything in this world has some cost). Usually the item is
something upon which we don’t normally splurge, like expensive nutritional
supplies.
Last weekend was no
different. We brought home bottled water with added electrolytes. A taste test
at home proved it really flat, as if distilled (don’t drink distilled water, by
the way, I understand it is very bad for the human body).
So I decided to steep green
tea bags (flavored with Açaí, pomegranate, and blueberries) in a small portion
of heated Body Armor. I was curious to see if it made my favorite iced beverage
even more thirst quenching.
Typical for me, I ruined my
own experiment by adding Brita pitcher filtered water to chill the drink. ~sigh~
Trying again, I put two more tea bags directly in the remaining bottled water.
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Is it just me or do you find
warm beverages less thirst quenching?
You are correct, chilled water seems to hit the spot better! But..I actually prefer my water to be room temp. I know....strange right? haha. By the way....great job on your working out! Wished I could just get back in to going to yoga. So.....was the water any better when it set overnight with tea bags in it? Tea....not even thinking that way right now, still working on the coffee! Oh...by the way~ Good morning! Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteIt was still off-putting. I mixed it with other tea infused water and managed to drink it. Hope you have a great day, too!
DeleteI can't stand warm drinks ever. Interesting experiment. You'll have to keep us updated.
ReplyDeleteInteresting, my friend. Basically, I didn't like that beverage at all.
DeleteYes, I do find warm beverages less thirst quenching. I do prefer warm ones though, especially this time of year.
ReplyDeleteUnderstandable. ~grin~ Stay warm!
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