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Your Favorite Beverages, Non-Alcoholic

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I noticed the post for gluten-free alcoholic beverages.  But what is everyone's favorite non-alcoholic gluten-free beverage? (And if anyone has any that are also soy and corn free, please share.) I usually drink water, and love my morning coffee (and sometimes at night).  But especially in the summer, I like something thirst quenching, and it seems things I used to enjoy I cannot have anymore, or at least not until my stomach gets better.   I used to love making a chocolate egg cream once in a while.  That is just some chocolate syrup (I used to use Hershey) and a tiny bit of milk, and then you add seltzer water.  But there is corn syrup in the Hersey syrup. :(  I also love Hawaiian punch mixed with selter but I think I remember reading that had corn syrup (I have to double check).  I even liked lime or lemon in seltzer, but last time I had seltzer it bloated me horribly.  I wonder if once my stomach gets better and stays better, maybe then it will be able to handle the carbonation. I do make real brewed ice tea sometimes, but also used to like to get the powdered mix to have once in a while in the summer, but now I am not sure about that either. 

Do you have any beverages you mix up yourself or purchase that you enjoy to quench your thirst? I was wondering about any organic sodas or any punch you make, or whatnot? I am guessing I can make some smoothies, but those aren't exactly thirst quenching on a hot day.  Any lemonades that do not have corn syrup or anything in it?  I might have to make my own from scratch, which is tasty, just sometimes it's nice to have something quick.

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Christopher Bean Flavored coffees....desert in a cup.
Republic of Tea, I use their super green teas like the get lean has a nice cinnamon profile, and the immunity one helps with stuff.
Zevia Soda....it is soda sweetened with stevia, free of that nasty corn syrup and artificial dyes and they make knock offs of every soda flavor. They Also make some nice mixers.
Bubly Sparkling Water
Be Mixed is a sugar free mixer like margaritas..>.< I miss them sometimes
I use Capella Flavor drops in all the above to mix stuff up...each one is different so you might need 1 drop to 4oz or one to every oz but they go quite far.

 

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