Coca-Cola, Sprite, Fanta, apple juice, beer, sparkling water (San Pellegrino), cocktails, or plain water? or something completely different?
Of course, it depends, but what do you prefer, and tell us why?
Coca-Cola, Sprite, Fanta, apple juice, beer, sparkling water (San Pellegrino), cocktails, or plain water? or something completely different?
Of course, it depends, but what do you prefer, and tell us why?
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Plain water
water
Water.
Plain water. I drink mostly water. I bring a reusable bottle to work to have at lunch and throughout the day.
sparkling water or a beer on a weekend
I usually just go for plain water, but sparkling water does it for me too
Diet Pepsi!
I don’t have a taste for drinks with real sugar in them anymore.
Water. Water is my preferred drink for all meals.
Water or iced tea
Diet Coke (NEVER Pepsi), unsweet tea, a sparkling water, apple or cranberry juice, in that order of preference.
I’m an Arnold Palmer diehard. So lucky to be living in the South rn because nearly every counter service restaurant has a sweet tea dispenser and lemonade in the soda fountain. Arizona’s version is pretty good too.
Still water with ice. I drink it basically all day.
Water
Iced tea and/or water.
Ice Water, ice tea or sparkling water.
Just plain water. Maybe a fizzy water but not often. A soda if I am on vacation but that’s a few times a year type of thing.
I go with juice, plain water, or maybe vitamin water.
Iced tea, usually unsweetened (unless I’m in the South and its the summer, then sweet tea).
Water, always water unless it’s a cocktail.
Pepsi with real sugar. For every meal that doesn’t contain peanut butter or syrup, then it’s chocolate milk
Sweet tea
T1 diabetic, used to be a diet coke addict. When I didn’t drink soda it was just carbonated water or carbonated lemonade.
Started on an appetite suppressant that made anything carbonated taste metallic/flat.
Now I drink either lemonade, sugar free sports drinks or water for about the last month, usually just water. Sometimes I’ll have maybe a slurpee, once every two weeks.
I drink plain water all day after my morning coffee. Why? Because drinking water is good for you.
I have soda maybe once a month, if that
Sometimes a soda, but usually water. During the weekday I can’t have any kind of alcohol if I’m going back to work after or if I need to drive.
Water at work. Lunch out not during the work week, cocktail or wine.
I don’t leave my desk for lunch, so I just drink water from the dispenser in the office.
I have one 12-ounce Diet Dr. Pepper everyday at lunch. I don’t drink full flavor DP because I’m avoiding the calories. I just don’t like the syrupy feel and flavor of it. Other than that, I only drink coffee and water the rest of the day.
Plain water
Generally speaking, drinking Beer or cocktails for lunch on a work day is significantly frowned upon if you are expecting to go back to work.
I would guess that different sodas (Coke, Sprite, Pepsi, Dr. Pepper, ect – not sparkling waters) and still water would probably be the most common choices.
I generally drink Diet Dr. Pepper myself, until I switch over to water sometime around 5.
I’d prefer sparkling water but I just get water.
Water, or tea on occasion.
Still water
Water or iced tea.
diet Coke, or plain water
Water or Coffee. If I have to have a real drink that early a Bloody Mary (tomato juice cocktail) but I prefer water.
Water or unsweetened ice tea. I’ll have a beer with lunch once in a while on a weekend, but it’s not the norm.
Water or green tea.
Coffee, beer or water, depending on the context and probably in that order.
Sparkling or plain water
Unsweetened iced tea or water both as cold as is possible. Those are my go to’s for drinks 90% of the time as I don’t like sweet stuff very often and find them refreshing.
Milk. I can’t believe I’m the first to answer that way.
If there’s no milk, water or unsweetened iced tea
Iced tea. Lemon, no sugar.
Water.
Either a diet ginger ale or a sparkling water
Dihydrogen monoxide in its liquid state.
Lime in pelligrino or beer
Water or Milk. I used to like to have a soda, but when they started using corn syrup, for some reason it has a funny aftertaste I do not like.
Some Mexican restaurants have Jarritos or Mexican Coke which is real sugar, those I will have with lunch.
Sometimes I have a coffee (drip, black) or a green tea with lunch.
Water
Water or Diet Coke/pepsi
Diet/Zero Coke or Pepsi
Water.
Anything flavored. I can’t have just water with a meal, however I do drink a lot of water throughout the day.
coke, i love the taste
With lunch I’m usually finishing off the pot of coffee I made that morning, tbh.
It’s there, so why not?
Coke Zero or water
water or coca cola
Just water to actually hydrate me. If I want anything special I might have an unsweetened iced tea, or a La Croix on occasion. Sometimes a second iced coffee.
In order: hot tea, cold tea, water, lemonade.
I don’t really enjoy sweet drinks so pretty much every canned drink is out. Soda tastes disgusting to me in general, apple juice you can buy in the stores tastes like a sugar bomb, I don’t drink beer. I can abide sparkling water but it’s not worth the extra cost in general. I drink plain water at night but prefer something bitter with my meals.
Coffee. I prefer it because that’s how preferences work. My beverage choices have no underlying motive.
Water or Coke Zero.
Water every time. Diet coke sometimes.
Water. Water is a drink. Milk is a food. Everything else is candy.
I almost always drink coffee or plain water. Sometimes a Coke Zero if I don’t feel well but have to power through.
I have hot green tea and water
I usually don’t eat a formal lunch. Its usually a protein bar with my second coffee or some such.
Club soda.
Still water the most, sparkling second, often with a sugar free flavor, and beer next if I’m not needing to be super productive after lunch. Cocktails at lunch would be reserved for vacation, and I try not to drink caffeine after noon. However, if there is Fresca in the house, that probably beats out all the other options.
Water usually. Sometimes Sprite.
I fuck witta sparkling water but I know I’m in the minority there. Need that sparkle in my life
Sweet tea
We all prefer Mountain Dew, obviously
Wild Cherry Pepsi.
Some kinda of soda with caffeine.
Iced tea, unsweetened.
Doctor Pepper. It’s the elixir of life for me. Any time and every time I eat out or at home, every meal…..it’s doctor pepper!
Plain water. I try to stay hydrated throughout the day (using a water bottle) and that includes lunch.
20 years ago there would be completely different answers. We used to go to fast food places or quick/casual joints and get our favorite soda regularly.
Low-grade fast food places will still be overwhelmingly sodas, but the most popular overall drink has to be water followed by sweet/unsweet tea. Ice water is also free pretty much everywhere in the country. Sodas cost like $2-4 which is ridiculous.
Sparking water is the best if available, otherwise plain water
I’d prefer a Coke, but I don’t need the calories. I break down and have a Coke every 2/3 months. I drink water everyday at lunch, but not because I like it.
I prefer coke or coke zero, but I have water 99% of the time.
Plain water. If I’m having lunch out, usually a Coke Zero. If I’m travelling, Coke. If I’m on vacation, alcohol.
If you drink beer at lunch in most professions in America you’ll get fired. It’s not Europe where that is acceptable
falls ich auch mal darf: i am german and i like just leitungswasser😉
sparkling water aka soda water aka seltzer aka agua con gas
Unsweetened iced tea.
Ideally, sweet tea. Or water. It’s just that my workplace has absolutely shit tasting water.
I enjoy a delicious IPA for lunch. Especially after starting the day with a healthy Guinness.
Water is all I drink out. I prefer iced tea but can’t have caffeine so can only have that at home.
Water. I loathe sugary drinks. Always have.
Sprite for soda. Mainly I drink water but if its soda its Sprite
I’m going to be honest with you, and not the majority of these people who are lying commenting that they just drink water….
I drink items off the shelves I purchased at a grocery store that has water in it.