These are drinks which are taken to make up for the fluid loss (due to perspiration) of our body. Ex. Nimbupani, water, syrups, soft drinks, tonic water etc.
Aerated water
•These
beverages are aerated with carbon dioxide, hence the fizzy or bubbly nature of
these drinks. Mostly these waters are flavoured with artificial/natural
ingredients and essences.
Some examples:
•Soda water - colourless
& tasteless. Example- Schweppes, Lehar everness
•Tonic
water- colourless & flavoured with quinine. Eg- Schweppes, Fever-tree, etc
•Dry ginger- golden
straw coloured with a ginger flavour
•Bitter lemon- pale
cloudy with sharp lemon flavour
•Orangeades- orange coloured with orange flavour, eg Mirinda, Fanta, etc
•Lemonades- 2 varieties- clear n whitish opaque, eg Limca, 7
up
•Colas- dark, rich, garnet red coloured when held
up to the light. Flavoured with the essence or extract of cola nuts.
Natural spring water or mineral waters-
These waters are broadly classified as bottle drinking waters. However, these are not to be confused with packaged drinking water, which is essentially hygienically filtered and purified water packaged in disposable bottles/ packs/ pouches.
•Appollinaris
•Vittel
•Vichy
celestins
•Spa
•Perrier
Nourishing Beverages
Milk and Dairy-based Beverages
•Whole
milk
•Skimmed
milk
•Flavored
milk
•Lactose
– free
•Condensed
milk
•Butter
milk
Soy-based Beverages
•Soy-based
beverages contain an array of nutrients
•Protein,
carbohydrates, potassium, B vitamins, iron, phosphorus
Juice
•Fruit
and vegetable juices
•Natural
source of potassium, folate and
antioxidants, including vitamin C and beta-carotene
•Fresh-squeezed,
pulp-free, home-squeezed, not-from-concentrate, concentrate, etc
Energy drink
any beverage that contains high levels of a stimulant ingredient, usually caffeine, as well as sugar and often supplements, such as vitamins or carnitine, and that is promoted as a product capable of enhancing mental alertness and physical performance.
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