My top choices are the bottom two of the list!

That would be the “Hecho en Mexico” category. Mexicans still use cane sugar in their drinks as opposed to the corn syrup mix of Estados Unidos.

Who knew milk would top this list?

even though everyone insisted that nothing was better than water at quenching thirst.

logic says sure, but personal experience says otherwise.

i'm not saying that soda is healthier; it's not. just saying that it makes then sensation of thirst go away more effectively than water.



i've also noticed that orange juice works really well.

i wonder how soy milk compares to cow's milk as i don't drink cow's milk anymore.

i usually like a heavier, hoppier beer, but in my house lagers have always been in the category of "lawn mower beer".

skim milk is a good one, which was kind my go to- been parched in the sun, need something cold.
but because i eat shitty, mostly, i switched organic whole milk.

of herbal ice tea every day. Doc says if I keep it up, no more kidney stones.

It comes down to the difference between thirst and hydration. I'll accept their importance of nutrients in liquids, but when I'm thirsty, milk is last on my list.

the thought of drinking milk when I am hot and thirsty makes me gag. fresh squeezed OJ or regular with a lot of ice is ok, but in general wouldn't be my first choice either. on the other hand I learned as a kid not to start drinking water until I was really thirsty or I would just want more and more so I am not one of those people that carries a water bottle around everywhere. I can go most of the day without, then chug a gallon. (or my usual, lightly sugared iced tea).