Low cal, tasty, non-alcoholic drinks for evenings out

Ok, so first I have to admit that I drank a lot of wine last night for Halloween. I am going out for a drink tonight with the Boyf and his Dad, and I really don't feel like drinking alcohol. However, neither do I want to spend the evening drinking water. I can't drink coke and some other fizzy drinks because they give me cystitis (irritated bladder). I love fruit juice, but although it is healthy it's also high calorie. This leaves me in a dilemma. Any suggestions?

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  • Gin, fresh lime and tonic is absolutely lovely and refreshing.
    And as far as low calorie goes, without drinking spirits straight I feel like if you enjoy gin this could be your best option :)
  • mumblemagic
    mumblemagic Posts: 1,090 Member
    Gin, fresh lime and tonic is absolutely lovely and refreshing.
    And as far as low calorie goes, without drinking spirits straight I feel like if you enjoy gin this could be your best option :)

    Thanks for the suggestion - I do love G&T, but I wanted non-alcoholic suggestions!
  • LolBroScience
    LolBroScience Posts: 4,537 Member
    tea, iced tea
  • Acg67
    Acg67 Posts: 12,142 Member
    Ok, so first I have to admit that I drank a lot of wine last night for Halloween. I am going out for a drink tonight with the Boyf and his Dad, and I really don't feel like drinking alcohol. However, neither do I want to spend the evening drinking water. I can't drink coke and some other fizzy drinks because they give me cystitis (irritated bladder). I love fruit juice, but although it is healthy it's also high calorie. This leaves me in a dilemma. Any suggestions?

    Milkshake with low fat milk and sugar free "ice cream"
  • wolverine66
    wolverine66 Posts: 3,779 Member
    I have to ask: is "boyf" an actual thing?
  • Amitysk
    Amitysk Posts: 705 Member
    You said some fizzy drinks, can you have club soda? If yes maybe club soda with lime or a splash of cranberry or even grapefruit juice. Otherwise, I'd go with tea or coffee (iced).
  • mumblemagic
    mumblemagic Posts: 1,090 Member
    Thanks for all the replies people! really good ideas :smile:
    I have to ask: is "boyf" an actual thing?

    If by "is "boyf" an actual thing?" you mean "does he exist", then yes, he is real :tongue: If you mean, is it a real word, it is in the UK amongst my friends, not sure about US or other areas / social groups within the UK.
  • wolverine66
    wolverine66 Posts: 3,779 Member
    Thanks for all the replies people! really good ideas :smile:
    I have to ask: is "boyf" an actual thing?

    If by "is "boyf" an actual thing?" you mean "does he exist", then yes, he is real :tongue: If you mean, is it a real word, it is in the UK amongst my friends, not sure about US or other areas / social groups within the UK.

    i meant the second one. i'm not invested enough to distrust that he exists.