Sparkling mineral water?

kathiemcn
kathiemcn Posts: 96
edited October 6 in Motivation and Support
Hi all,

I am having real trouble getting through my 8 glasses of water per day, but i have developed a taste for diet lime cordial, a squeeze of real lime, and sparkling mineral water.

Would sparkling mineral water be classified as water do you think?

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  • 77tes
    77tes Posts: 8,514 Member
    I count it. I love my "fuzzy" water.
  • pauljsolie
    pauljsolie Posts: 1,024 Member
    Yes, definitely.
  • Insinr8r
    Insinr8r Posts: 45
    Absolutely
  • Weathers58
    Weathers58 Posts: 246 Member
    yep and I drink loads of it x
  • kathiemcn
    kathiemcn Posts: 96
    YAY! That's great! Thanks guys...couldn't be better. :happy:
  • Longbowgilly
    Longbowgilly Posts: 262 Member
    I love it, I find it so refreshing!
  • MauiSue
    MauiSue Posts: 80 Member
    Yup! I even make a "mock" Champagne Cocktail with mineral water! I add 2 tsp. of Bitters and 1/2 tsp. of stevia and a squeeze of lemon.... really delicious and you feel like you are really having a cocktail without the alcohol and the calories!
  • jellybaby84
    jellybaby84 Posts: 583 Member
    I hope so! Almost all my wateris sparkling, not so keen on still.
  • jellybaby84
    jellybaby84 Posts: 583 Member
    I hope so! Almost all my wateris sparkling, not so keen on still.
  • kathiemcn
    kathiemcn Posts: 96
    Yup! I even make a "mock" Champagne Cocktail with mineral water! I add 2 tsp. of Bitters and 1/2 tsp. of stevia and a squeeze of lemon.... really delicious and you feel like you are really having a cocktail without the alcohol and the calories!

    Sounds delicious! I need to buy myself some bitters.
  • Harmony14
    Harmony14 Posts: 21
    From what I have read, it does count, and so do milk, juice (which are noted as being mainly composed of water) coffee, tea, etc - (although the caffeinated versions probably shouldn't be relied on as major sources of your daily fluid intake since they can act as a diuretic for some people :laugh: )

    I always check the labels tho cause with all the varieties out there, some have added flavour and lots of sugar or sugar substitutes so they end up being more like soda pop instead of good ol plain sparkling water.

    So, go ahead and enjoy :flowerforyou:
  • kathiemcn
    kathiemcn Posts: 96
    From what I have read, it does count, and so do milk, juice (which are noted as being mainly composed of water) coffee, tea, etc - (although the caffeinated versions probably shouldn't be relied on as major sources of your daily fluid intake since they can act as a diuretic for some people :laugh: )

    I always check the labels tho cause with all the varieties out there, some have added flavour and lots of sugar or sugar substitutes so they end up being more like soda pop instead of good ol plain sparkling water.

    So, go ahead and enjoy :flowerforyou:

    That's great. It's easier to get all that "water" than I thought. I won't count coffee and tea but am happy with the others :-)
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