Re: (NIDS) sugar free drink

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Have you tried Fruit 2-o? It's fruit-flavored water, sweetened with Splenda,

and you find it with the soft drinks and bottled waters in just about any

supermarket, at least in the U.S. I don't now about Canada or other places

outside the U.S.

Also, if he likes carbonated drinks, more and more supermarkets are offering

their own fruit-flavored and sweetened-but-sugar-free sparkling waters.

Albertsons, Ralphs (Kroger), and Vons (Safeway) all sell them in their soft

drink aisles.

My son doesn't like any kind of carbonated drinks, but he loves Fruit 2-o.

Donna

() sugar free drink

Hi all,

I have a easy question today? What do you give your children to drink

that is sugar and dye free, yet good tasting ? I'm really trying to get my son

off of fruit juices. I water them down to 1/4 juice ~ 3/4 water but would love

to see how he is off of all sugar. Take care,

P.S. He won't drink Dairy free milk, Rice milk and he's allergic

to soy.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Donna,

My son also doesn't like carbonated drinks, but I'm running out right now to

buy the Fruit 2-o. Thanks for the tip!

() sugar free drink

Hi all,

I have a easy question today? What do you give your children to drink

that is sugar and dye free, yet good tasting ? I'm really trying to get my son

off of fruit juices. I water them down to 1/4 juice ~ 3/4 water but would love

to see how he is off of all sugar. Take care,

P.S. He won't drink Dairy free milk, Rice milk and he's allergic to soy.

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Glad to help. Hope he likes it! :-)

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Hi Donna,

My son also doesn't like carbonated drinks, but I'm running out right now to

buy the Fruit 2-o. Thanks for the tip!

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Water is about it - that's all my son will drink!

() sugar free drink

Hi all,

I have a easy question today? What do you give your children to drink

that is sugar and dye free, yet good tasting ? I'm really trying to get my

son off of fruit juices. I water them down to 1/4 juice ~ 3/4 water but

would love to see how he is off of all sugar. Take care,

P.S. He won't drink Dairy free milk, Rice milk and he's

allergic to soy.

[Guest guest]

Hi Donna,

He loves It ! He said " Mommy this juice is yum ! "

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Hi Donna,

My son also doesn't like carbonated drinks, but I'm running out right now to

buy the Fruit 2-o. Thanks for the tip!

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I am curious as to how you determined you child was allergic to soy? Are

there immediate, obvious symptoms in his/her case?

thanks,

mary n

[Guest guest]

Hi , That's awesome!! :-)

Interesting that he called it " juice " ...I started out by calling it " juice " and

putting it it closed cups so my son would drink it, because he hates water, but

after a while I started letting him have some out of the bottle and calling it

" fruit water " , so he now knows exactly what he's getting, and still loves it!

Donna

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Hi Donna,

He loves It ! He said " Mommy this juice is yum ! "

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[Guest guest]

In regards to determining if our son was allergic to soy, we were completely

unaware until we had an allergy test. Once we removed the soy, we then noticed

improvement in other areas (more solid stools, decrease in dark circles under

eyes, less of a runny nose).

Z Lee