I discovered a new discovery

krispy wrote: It probably tastes better there because it's hotter - like your first meal after a week of back packing. Best pizza ever!

krispy wrote: It probably tastes better there because it's hotter - like your first meal after a week of back packing. Best pizza ever!

Sunshine Girl wrote:

krispy wrote: It probably tastes better there because it's hotter - like your first meal after a week of back packing. Best pizza ever!

I'm sure that's it. They don't make different versions for different states. lol But from someone who lived where it was 100 plus almost every day in the summer, everything tastes more refreshing and satisfying somewhere hot. Even plain, cold water.

Vice Lord wrote: I bought one for lil precious at the high end gift shop here for $3.49..She was impressed with the quality and natural flavors. Niether of us has seen anything like it before...I went to an Albertsons, a Super Walmart, CVS and a Smiths looking for it. Nobody knew what I was talking about there..Finally we discovered it at Fresh n Easy. Don't tell me they are selling it on every street corner back there...It's just not believable

Science Chic wrote: Not to rain on anyone's parade (okay, maybe a little), but it's just glorified sugar water. You can treat your body a whole lot better by drinking plain old water and eating fruits whole so you get the fiber too.
http://media.www.thepawprint.net/media/ ... 1897.shtml

They may sound and look the same, but popular beverages Life Water and Vitamin Water appear to be healthy alternatives, but are they really?
Vitamin Water does contain the vitamins that the body needs in order to function on a daily basis, however, the amount of servings of sugar in each bottle are only adding to health issues.
Unlike Vitamin water, which has been around for many years, Sobe Life Water came out in March of 2006.

Ingredients: Filtered water, fructose, natural flavor, citric acid, ascorbic acid, sugar, sodium citrate, vegetable juice concentrate (color), modified food starch, gum arabic, elderberry juice concentrate (color), DL-alpha-tocopheryl acetate, glycerol ester of wood rosin, niacin, calcium pantothenate, maltodextrin, pyridoxine hydrochloride, cyancobalamin

Fructose is the sugar that's been linked to fatty liver disease, among other things, and is the bad ingredient in high fructose corn syrup. For those of us who have to watch the sugars we consume (diabetic family history), beverages like this especially are detrimental to our health and if you want to lose weight, a drink like this will impede your efforts. Just FYI. By all means, drink them if you enjoy them and don't have issues with your health. Wow, I'm sounding like a Negative Nancy aren't I?! What I mean to say is, drink with full, informed consent. Ok, now I sound too nerdy, I'm going to go now...

Abner wrote: Of course I write with a beer in hand....