WATER.. The ultimate in budgeting!

[C.Ann]

I drink 1 to 2 cases of bottled water per week.. I also drink quite a bit of coffee during the day; Boost (for health reasons); and milk with everything I eat..

Adult DD and my DGD (11) drink at least 2 cases of water a week.. DGD doesn't really care for soda, so that's never been an issue.. They both drink milk with their meals (Lactaid for DD, regular for DGD) - unless they're down to the beach or out on the lake (then they drink water)..

DD's DH is not really a water drinker.. He drinks coffee from the time he gets up until the time he goes to bed - or soda if he's really hot..

I never bought soda when my kids were little - nor did they ever ask for it.. Still to this day, they don't really care for it all that much - and 2 out of the 3 won't drink it at all.. When they were kids they drank milk, juice (real juice), or water..

 

[Inkmahm]

I said other as I don't have kids.

But my husband and I both drink water regularly. I try to do 2 liters a day. I don't always do that, but I try.

Same answer here.

I used to drink milk for breakfast and soda for other meals until almost 4 years ago. Then my doctor required me to switch to water. I am supposed to drink 48 to 64 oz as a minimum each day. At first, I used the flavor packets to make it taste better. Now I find I like just plain water.

 

[ForTheLoveofDisney]

We don't have children and you didn't have the option for folks who don't have kids

So I chose I drink water but my kids don't because we don't have children.

99% of the time whether at home, at the office or even out to dinner I drink water. When we're out, DH usually asks for a soft drink and I ask for water w/ lemon.

Most of the people I know drink water now that I think about it whether at home or out and about.

 

[bettymae1121]

I should drink water but don't. I did at least kick my soda habit, I now drinck ice tea with a splash of lemonade. I only have soda at restaurants as a treat now.

DH drinks tons of water though! We installed a PUR filter on our kitchen faucet rather than buy bottled, it's cheaper and it's greener.