Drinks and Beverages

Guinness is good for you

1 1/2 cups, 1cup = 8oz, average water bottle is 12oz.

Select 55 is only 2.4% alcohol content MGD 64 is 2.8% Miller Lite (96 cal) is 4.2% and Bud Light (110 cal) is 4.2%.......

Minerals become dissolved in the water as it moves through the underground rocks. This may give the water flavor and even carbon dioxide bubbles, depending on the nature of the geology through which it passes. This is why spring water is often bottled and sold as mineral water.

Of course its safe. In fact, it actually might be beneficial to your health! Its true, daily consumption of Monsters, or any other energy beverages provide many supplements that many dietry foods lack. These include a healthy dose of iron, calcium, manganese, Vitamins B and A and antioxidants. So don't worry! Kick Back and relax on that Monster. Its completely safe. When i was young i used to drink Energy Drinks on a daily basis, in fact i chugged about a gallon every Saturday, and Im still healthy!

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Of course its safe. In fact, it actually might be beneficial to your health! Its true, daily consumption of Monsters, or any other energy beverages provide many supplements that many dietry foods lack. These include a healthy dose of iron, calcium, manganese, Vitamins B and A and antioxidants. So don't worry! Kick Back and relax on that Monster. Its completely safe. When i was young i used to drink Energy Drinks on a daily basis, in fact i chugged about a gallon every Saturday, and Im still healthy!

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Energy drinks are incredibly popular and contain high amounts of sugar and caffeine. An average energy drink contains 160 milligrams of caffeine and 60 grams of sugar and well as over 200 calories. Many of the energy drinks have warnings labels that say things like "not for children, pregnaent woman, or people sensitive to caffeine". So to answer your question, no energy drinks are not healthy but I drink them anyway.

Actually, I have asked myself that question many times. there is a website

www.tikiroom.com that will give you an entire list of cocktails that were very popular in the 50's along with the receipe's. (before they went metric in 1966

peach

40 centiliters = 13.5256091 US fluid ounces

A glass bottle will not decay, if you bury one in a landfill site it will still be there hundreds of years later, recycle them.

Lemons (of the genus citrus) naturally produce citric acid and its juice contains enough citric acid to reach of pH value of 2 to 3. Lemonade basically is diluted lemon juice with a lot of sugar added. Therefore citric acid that is naturally present in lemon juice is also found in lemonade.

In US measurement there are 16 fluid ounces in a US pint. The US Bureau of Standards has defined a US Fluid Ounce as 29.6 ml. - (as opposed to an Avoir dupois ounce of 28.35 gm. or a Troy Ounce of 31.103 gm, or a French Ounce of 30.59 gm.) - So for all practical purposes in kitchens, we assume the dry ounce and the fluid ounce to be 30 gm. ) -

(-Of course the real 'Ounce' is a Snow leopard found in Kashmir )

Santa Clause had a taste and said it wasn't good so he and his little munchkin kids improved it!

1 can potato soup

1 soup can of milk

1 chicken bouillon cube

1 large cucumber, peeled and chopped (approximately 1 3/4 cup)

1 c. half and half

In a heavy sauce pan combine soup, milk, bouillon cube and cucumber. Cook over low heat, stirring occasionally, for about 10 minutes or until cucumber is partially cooked and soup is very hot. Half fill a blender container and whirl until smooth. Repeat with the remaining soup until all is blended smooth. Cover and chill. Just before serving, stir in half and half.

Well all I know there's something in it what makes me dizzy

$2.49

Depends entirely on what kind of beer. Different hops have different levels of alpha acids which shape the hop "profile." It also depends on whether the hops are fresh (if you can get fresh hops, awesome) or have been dried and compacted into pellets (they look just like rabbit feed). 1 oz of these pellets is about equal to five times (5 oz.) its fresh hop counterpart. Hops are very much a matter of personal taste, although certain styles are notorious for being hoppier- microbreweries along the pacific coast are notorious for brewing beers with robust hop profiles that most casual drinkers would consider too bitter (because they are used to the macro-produced Pilseners that have become something of a commercial standard). I brew an I.P.A. that uses approximately 9.5 oz of hop pellets, and it requires 8.5 lbs. of malt extract to create the proper malt backbone to support the intense hop profile.

i think you can but that would cause you terrible pain inn your teeth

Mountain Dew outsells all other citris sodas by owning 80% of the market.

Figure 4-5 full glasses per bottle. Depends then upon how many glasses you anticipate each person to drink and how long the event will be for.

There's two kinds of bottles, if you're talking about the individual small bottles they probably mushroom more in the last ten years than anything but if you're looking at large like 5 gallon or 3 gallon bottles that people take home, that's been around for 20 years they preceded individual bottled water.

Regular:

Whole Milk

Chocolate Syrup

Vanilla or Chocolate Ice Cream

Ice

Diet:

Plain Almond Milk

Low Fat Vanilla Yogurt

Cocoa Powder

Ice