I feel like maybe someone started a thread about this stuff already, but I just saw an ad pop up with a surfer in it, so it would appear we are a target market.
I've finally gotten used to drinking La Croix to get my fix for when I have an urge to drink, but want to cut out the alcohol and/or sugar, but it did take some getting used to. Over the years my appetite for sugary sodas has dwindled to almost nothing, to where I only have a small soda with lunch occasionally (I only buy the 8oz cans anymore). The rest of the time its Vitamin Water (20oz is only 100 calories vs. 150 calories for a 12oz soda) or lightly sweetened Ice Tea.
That said it's cool to see a new product like this being marketed, but I cannot support their pricing, so going to assume they're trying to get some traction and then get their manufacturing costs down to lower prices.
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As much as I'd like to try it, $41.88 a 12-pack is ridiculous.
I've finally gotten used to drinking La Croix to get my fix for when I have an urge to drink, but want to cut out the alcohol and/or sugar, but it did take some getting used to. Over the years my appetite for sugary sodas has dwindled to almost nothing, to where I only have a small soda with lunch occasionally (I only buy the 8oz cans anymore). The rest of the time its Vitamin Water (20oz is only 100 calories vs. 150 calories for a 12oz soda) or lightly sweetened Ice Tea.
That said it's cool to see a new product like this being marketed, but I cannot support their pricing, so going to assume they're trying to get some traction and then get their manufacturing costs down to lower prices.
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As much as I'd like to try it, $41.88 a 12-pack is ridiculous.