/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.12743088]

Water.

[Anonymous No.12743128]

>>12743088
i actually hate water. mountain dew is all i drink mostly

[Anonymous No.12743514]

>>12743128
please be memeing
please be memeing
please be memeing
please be memeing

[Anonymous No.12743540]

>>12743088
Joey

[Anonymous No.12743651]

>>12743514
Don't fall for the bait, of course he's not memeing

[Anonymous No.12743662]

Wataah

[Anonymous No.12743667]

>>12743662
https://arianagrande.fandom.com/wiki/Wat-aah

[Anonymous No.12743750]

>>12743514
Soda, like most other drinks, is itself almost entirely composed of water and hydrates just as effectively as plain water would.
https://academic.oup.com/ajcn/article/103/3/717/4564598
>Cumulative urine output at 4 h after ingestion of cola, diet cola, hot tea, iced tea, coffee, lager, orange juice, sparkling water, and a sports drink were not different from the response to water ingestion.

[Anonymous No.12743754]

>>12743088

[Anonymous No.12743762]

>>12743750
Now gimmie the stats on liver, kidney, and insulin response between the drinks.

[Anonymous No.12743826]

>>12743750
Don't bother trying to convince these clowns anything, it's just an endless purity spiral.
>Soda is bad because of sugar, don't drink it.
>Sugar-free soda is bad because of the sweeteners, don't drink it.
>Seltzer is bad because of the carbonation, don't drink it.
Seriously, don't give these people an inch because eventually they'll look down on you for not drinking exclusively rainwater filtered through a $5k water filter and stored at room-temperature in and drank from quartz glass containers.

[Anonymous No.12743879]

>>12743826
I drink city tapwater. Used to drink filtered well water. The first two are totally correct, anyone who says seltzer is bad is a dumbfuck. If anything, carbonation is good for your system. I'm not saying you can't have one or two a day, but the guy is saying you can replace water with them. That's ridiculous. Moderation is, as always, key.

[Anonymous No.12743890]

>>12743088
Is there anything she can't do?

[Anonymous No.12743927]

>>12743890
Dry.

[Anonymous No.12743950]

>>12743762
If you aren't overweight and didn't inherit juvenile diabetes sugar is one of the easiest things possible for your body to process.
If you're fat and/or diabetic then sure, laying off soda wouldn't be a bad idea (although even then it contributes a lot less of the total calories causing fat people their problems then they tend to imagine, hence why the existence of zero calorie diet soda hasn't put a dent in the obesity epidemic).

[Anonymous No.12744099]

I make a point of getting risky with my water. I once drank unfiltered wellwater near Kapikiri. I once drank tapwater from a bathroom sink in a Southwark hostel.

Drink your water while you can, /ck/. Hereditary kidney disease means I'l probably be on fluid restrictions by 40, and have a high chance of kidney failure by 50. I'm gonna risk everything to drink when I'm thirsty now, because I know I won't be able to later.

[Anonymous No.12744309]

>>12743927
Actually, if you boil a potato in water for a brief period you will be reducing its overall moisture content ie. drying it.

[Anonymous No.12744314]

>>12743088
I'm allergic to water, My body thirsts for corn syrup only

[Anonymous No.12744500]

>>12743879
You'd be surprised how many articles there are about how carbonation is bad for you. The usual excuses are that you exhale carbon dioxide, so you're basically consuming waste, and that it reacts with water producing carbonic acid, which is bad for your teeth.

[Anonymous No.12744934]

>>12743826
>soda is good cause obesity epidemic isn't real everyone just eats badly nothing to do with overconsumption of sugar
>sugar is basically heroin in terms of addictiveness

Yes drink more soda and remember to take methadone with 'sugar free' soda you're totally not a junkie and can stop whenever you want.

[Anonymous No.12744995]

I drink about 5 glasses of water before bed and when i lay down i hear it smacking and sloshing inside making waves

[Anonymous No.12745029]

>>12744995

[Anonymous No.12745039]

>>12743088
For me it's the humble lacrioux

[8472 No.12745068]

>>12743762

>1911
>medieval

Makes sense.

[Anonymous No.12745122]

>>12744934
I haven't had soda with real sugar in it in ages.

[Anonymous No.12745130]

>>12745122
Yup and just like a junkie you'll go back to it in a heartbeat if you stopped your methadone

[Anonymous No.12745165]

>>12745130
The last time I tried with regular sugar it wasn't much of an improvement. It seemed thicker than I remember it being, but maybe the syrup just wasn't watered-down enough. I also didn't like how it left a kind of film on my teeth. Is there a name for that?

[Anonymous No.12745174]

>>12745165
Yes, HCFS.

Try some soda with real sugar. It doesn't have that sticky feeling but it tastes better.

[Anonymous No.12745200]

>>12745174
Eh, it's not worth the cost. I only had regular instead of diet once because I pressed the wrong thing on a soda fountain.

[Anonymous No.12745205]

>>12745200
>not worth the cost

It costs the same

[Anonymous No.12745211]

>>12745205
Where do you live?

[Anonymous No.12745214]

>>12745211
non 3rd world

[Anonymous No.12745222]

>>12745214
Let me be more specific: Name a state in the US can you find it for the same price?

[Anonymous No.12745223]

>>12743088
Mizu.

[Anonymous No.12745227]

>>12745222
Alabama

[Anonymous No.12745324]

>>12745029
>edit8.png.jpg
Saving it as a wrong file format is not an edit.
Someone explain this new meme to me.

[Anonymous No.12746393]

>>12743667
Kill yourself for even thinking about linking that

[Anonymous No.12746460]

>>12744309
Reducing moisture doesn't necessarily mean drying. Less wet is still wet in terms of water contacting a surface.

[Anonymous No.12746479]

>>12743088
two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom

[Anonymous No.12746507]

>>12743088
Mints and Water are the best.

[Anonymous No.12746537]

>>12744934
>Soda is the cause for the obesity epidemic
Pretty sure there is no shortage of obese people who only drink zero calorie diet soda.
Average amount of soda consumed by an American daily (and this average doesn't include the people who don't drink any soda) is 2.6 glasses, AKA 0.65 liters or a little over 20 oz (the size of those vending machine soda bottles).
https://news.gallup.com/poll/156116/nearly-half-americans-drink-soda-daily.aspx
>inb4 this is an average and not the extremes
The average American today IS overweight, so it's actually a good number for how much soda is consumed by the majority of overweight people.
Clearly not the cause of the obesity epidemic or even a significant portion of the calories that are causing it (a 20oz of Coke is 240 calories).

[Anonymous No.12746702]

>tfw country with drinkable tapwater
americans seething

[Anonymous No.12746890]

>>12745174
High corn fructose syrup is pretty bad for your teeth

[Anonymous No.12746967]

>>12743128
I’m fine with this, but please brush your teeth 2 or 3 times a day minimum. The amount of meth mouth I see in my clinic that’s actually from Mountain Dew is depressing.

[Anonymous No.12746970]

>>12743088

Nothin better than some crisp water

[Anonymous No.12747010]

>>12744934
Sugar is the basic unit for energy in the body. You’re bitching about the addiction that keeps you alive. Complex carbs break down in to simpler carbs = sugars. Protein is processed in to carbs =sugars.

[Anonymous No.12747060]

>>12743088
Reported for flooding.

[Anonymous No.12747773]

>>12743762
I miss Dark Souls1 pvp shitposting.

[Anonymous No.12748612]

>>12746537
But everything is going up in calories, it's not just soda.

[Anonymous No.12748615]

>>12743088
get that bland honkey SHIT out of my face cumskin