Unsweat tea
this post was submitted on 02 Aug 2023
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See username :) So much variety even though it's all the same tea plant
I've been drinking brewed cacao (Cacao beans roasted, ground, and brewed like coffee) almost every day lately. So that.
milk i guess but my breath would stink
In that case I'd have h2o too
Go big or go home, I say. Pappy Van Winkle for the rest of my days.
Cactus cooler.
It's an orange pineapple carbonated beverage that if you can find is such a happy experience.
Oolong tea
Barley Tea. Sure it has water, but what drink doesn't? (Also I feel like my days would be heavily numbered if I don't drink any water for the rest of my life.)
Is aforementioned drink free for life too? Because there's this whiskey distillery just up the road from me and they make a black tea infused whiskey that I wouldn't mind.
Arnold palmers. Nothing beats em
Coca Cola. I love it, but I try not to drink it too much. A nice iced can of Coke every now and then.
Bud light. Itβs basically alcoholic water.
Maybe truly hard seltzer since it tastes better.
I'll take the large glass of Poison. 1 glass is more than a lifetime supply.
Tea. There's a lot of room for variation anyway.
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