Topo chico is the gold standard but I’ve been buying just regular canned sparkling water because I can drink a lot more of them and pay way less— I’ve been buying Klarbrunn again it’s kind of slept on. Kombucha… I get the Kirkland signature organic lemon ginger. I’ve recently switched from Coke Zero to Diet Coke because it has almost twice as much caffeine? I also have a reserve case of Monster Zero Ultra at all times. I posted about hot lemon water yesterday that’s an evergreen favorite for me. Matcha is great I know people say to buy ceremonial but I’m not that precious about it I like Rishi everyday matcha. I just got a giant thing of Kirkland turmeric for golden milk lattes and I also love tazo chai lattes… Writing this out I’m realizing I drink a lot of beverages in addition to the absurd amounts of espresso I drink 🤔
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the crisp bubbles help me stay awake? and healthier than soda? there’s no science to back this just my own experience.
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