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coffee every morning with breakfast, water or tea at lunch (iced in summer, hot tea in winter) & with dinner, is water, or wine if we are dining out. I rarely drink juices.
I need to get back to green tea. Right now, I'm drinking covfefe in the morning.
The rest of the day, I drink filtered tap water. Once in a blue moon, I'll have a diet coke at lunch at a restaurant. My girlfriend is a red wine drinker so I'll have a glass of wine with dinner. In a restaurant, I occasionally order beer instead of wine. I don't drink domestic pilsner/lager and I don't like bitter American IPAs.
I need to get back to green tea. Right now, I'm drinking covfefe in the morning.
The rest of the day, I drink filtered tap water. Once in a blue moon, I'll have a diet coke at lunch at a restaurant. My girlfriend is a red wine drinker so I'll have a glass of wine with dinner. In a restaurant, I occasionally order beer instead of wine. I don't drink domestic pilsner/lager and I don't like bitter American IPAs.
While I take milk in coffee and tea, and use it in cereal, I rarely drink it as a beverage. Once in a great while, if there are warm brownies around.....
Coffee or tea for breakfast;
water for lunch and throughout the day'
wine and water at dinner;
and various alcoholic beverages on the weekends depending on what I'm eating or where I'm going.
but I use two of those tea bags with two regular decaf teabags to make it less sweet. It’s sooo much easier than having to dissolve sugar, and it’s zero calories.
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