Just a Hint of Flavor in This Water
04/24/2008

I'm a big flavored and sports water drinker. Have been since I gave up soft drinks a few years ago. And watching the recent commercials where water companies argue over which one has the least added sugar made me take a look at the carb and sugar content of some of these drinks. And a few of them actually have more sugar than some candy bars. Not exactly good for the physique, considering I go through several bottles a day.

But even though nutritionists and doctors say plain water is the healthiest thing you can drink, it's boring. Sometimes you need a little flavor. Which is what Hint water gives you.

Hint is pure water, infused with a small amount of all-natural fruit essence. And nothing else. It comes in nine different flavors, including traditional ones like Lime and Tropical Punch, and a few not so traditional ones like Mango Grapefruit and Peppermint. (Which tastes better than it sounds.)

It has zero fat, zero calories, zero sodium and zero carbs. Just like plain water, but not as monotonous. And, because I'm always looking for healthier mixers, it's great in cocktails too. If you're looking to mix up a few drinks this weekend for you and your carb conscious girl , try these recipes from Hint, made not only with their healthier flavored water, but with healthier vodkas as well. (No reason to be drunk AND unhealthy.)

$44.00 for a case of 24 16oz bottles
For more recipes, or to buy Hint water, go to www.drinkhint.com

Hint of Mint
2 oz of 3 Vodka (carb-free liquor made from soy isolates)
4 oz Peppermint HINT
3 whole mint leaves
Lime wedge
Mix first three ingredients in a tall glass with ice. Garnish with lime wedge.

Perfect Pear
2 oz ZYR vodka (crystal-pure vodka without added sugars or lactic acid)
4 oz Pear HINT
Pear Slice
Mix vodka and Pear Hint over ice. Garnish with pear slice.

Comments

jalene wrote:

I have never seen this water but it sure looks tasty! :)
04/27/2008 01:47 PM

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