Why Plain Old Water Is Boring And Hard To Drink
Posted by gourmet coffee snob on 13 Jul 2009 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
It is really shocking that on one hand people are dying in absence of water in many developing countries and on the other hand many of us in developed countries are spoilt. To stay healthy we need to drink at least eight 8 ounce glasses every day although plain old water seems boring and hard to drink a lot. So most people would prefer to make water that taste pleasant enough to make them want to drink enough to stay healthy.
Many try adding some flavor which can help them drink more. From the shops people can buy flavoured water. Of course, a lot of people think that it is one of the premium products in the grocery store.Ideas given below for water are away from adding a lot of sugar or cost a lot of money.
If you are one of the many who want to stay away from chemicals or additives that are artificial as well as caffeine, here are some natural ways to add flavor to your water:
• A slice of lemon or
• A small fruit portion
• A good cranberry juice concentrate depending on your preference
• Take a portion of cucumber
• A mint leaf
If you approve of artificial sweeteners try adding:
• A little light cranberry juice
• Crystal Light or a good sugar-free mix
• Limeade and/or lemonade by adding a small amount of juice
• Any of these flavoring added to club soda, seltzer water, or diet tonic water.
Get sparkling waters to add flavors. (A large assortment of calorie free flavors to flavor sparkling water to great taste is sold at http://allfreightfree.com)
You can replace milk and soda with water to drink when you are thirst.Do not drink water beyond your capacity. Too much water can cause cramps while exercising.
You have the option to purchase a filter for your tap. You have the option to buy fruit flavors for these filters to make your faucet water fruit favored when desired.
There is a product called FlavorSplash known to everyone. Fruit-flavored water is prepared by FlavorSplash. Recently a number of slightly flavored waters have come on the market – bottled by numerous companies.Some are exceptional on the other hand others have mixed flavors that really don’t give a good taste (in fact, some are quite awful).
I discovered one that has a unique property of making water tasty.A teaspoon of honey is to be mixed with a tablespoon of apple-cider vinegar and enough hot water should be added to melt the honey. Mix well and continue adding water to make a gallon. You must chill it before drinking. (Apple-cider vinegar is known to be good for your overall health.)
There are many recipes for adding some taste to your water on many websites.A Google search may help you in searching one or two favorites which will make your water tasteful.
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