Carbonated flavored water. I do not understand how people can drink something that’s only claim to flavoring is that it at some point sat near a fruit of some kind.
I love them. I think people compare them to soda and feel let down. The trick is to compare them to water. To me they’re like a water upgrade. Some flavor variety and when you’re thirsty I love how the carbonation doesn’t just quench your thirst, it ATTACKS it! Like you feel some mild pain if you drink too much too fast - which is a feature, not a bug!
Do what I do do. Blame the Italians. I used to not be a fan but when I was in Italy the only water I could find was fizzy water and it was adapt or die. After a couple of days I was a convert. “Flavors” just add variety I could drink it carbonated plain all day every day.
It’s not so much the carbonation I suppose. I like spicy water just as much as the next person but the flavors just taste like you threw up something kinda flavored and now you’re drinking it again.
With that being said I do hope to one day get to Italy so I can try their version. I would imagine it’s much better.
I used to think that, too, then someone handed me a Waterloo. They have enough natural flavor that it isn’t just a hint, but it isn’t overwhelming either. They nailed it perfectly.
I don’t like all the flavors, some are awful. I love the Peach, Strawberry, and the Ruby Rec Tangerine the best. I’ve recently discovered that the Lemon Lime and Blackberry Lemonade are also delicious.
Zero calories, sugar or sodium, and so delicious that I often walk away from the fridge with a Waterloo rather than a beer or soda. I gave up sugary drinks a few years ago (lost 100 pounds), and Waterloo has been one of my best tools.
Carbonated flavored water. I do not understand how people can drink something that’s only claim to flavoring is that it at some point sat near a fruit of some kind.
I like them. It has a little flavor and no sugar. It’s basically water but with a little variety.
Carbonara flavored water 😏
I love them. I think people compare them to soda and feel let down. The trick is to compare them to water. To me they’re like a water upgrade. Some flavor variety and when you’re thirsty I love how the carbonation doesn’t just quench your thirst, it ATTACKS it! Like you feel some mild pain if you drink too much too fast - which is a feature, not a bug!
Do what I do do. Blame the Italians. I used to not be a fan but when I was in Italy the only water I could find was fizzy water and it was adapt or die. After a couple of days I was a convert. “Flavors” just add variety I could drink it carbonated plain all day every day.
It’s not so much the carbonation I suppose. I like spicy water just as much as the next person but the flavors just taste like you threw up something kinda flavored and now you’re drinking it again.
With that being said I do hope to one day get to Italy so I can try their version. I would imagine it’s much better.
I used to think that, too, then someone handed me a Waterloo. They have enough natural flavor that it isn’t just a hint, but it isn’t overwhelming either. They nailed it perfectly.
I don’t like all the flavors, some are awful. I love the Peach, Strawberry, and the Ruby Rec Tangerine the best. I’ve recently discovered that the Lemon Lime and Blackberry Lemonade are also delicious.
Zero calories, sugar or sodium, and so delicious that I often walk away from the fridge with a Waterloo rather than a beer or soda. I gave up sugary drinks a few years ago (lost 100 pounds), and Waterloo has been one of my best tools.
Their blackberry one is my go-to mixer. That, a small splash of lemonade, and some vodka is delicious
People have failing taste buds or just like the flavor of TV static.