Does anybody else here get bored of the taste of water? Just that same boring somewhat metallic taste of water? I fucking do.I mean sure its refreshing and it's not like i hate the taste of it but does anybody else prefer other alternatives to staying hydrated besides water?

I mean juice, coffee, milk, flavoured water, are all alternatives to just drinking plain water but when consumed in high quantities are not good for you because the amount of sugar,caffeine,vit d etc.

I've tried putting lemon in water, other fruit juices, and barley water (korean background) and I guess they are better than just drinking water but does anybody else in TL have this issue and have their own special 'water recipes'?

Thanks

blubbdavid

Switzerland2412 Posts

March 07 2012 10:25 GMT

Water tastes metallic?

Well, an easy trick is just to fill a big jar of water and puttinng it on you desk. Sooneder or later you will automatically fill your cup with it.

TOCHMY

Sweden1692 Posts

March 07 2012 10:28 GMT

Im not sure your water is filtered enough if it tastes metallic :O

plain water all the way for me

Can't get enough of dat fresh cold swedish water

You don't like sparkly water? It could be an alternative

MisterD

Germany1338 Posts

March 07 2012 10:28 GMT

tried sparkly water yet? i dig that stuff.

vOdToasT

Sweden2870 Posts

March 07 2012 10:29 GMT

Buy clean spring water in a store. Note the difference. It sure won't taste metallic.

Roe

Canada6002 Posts

March 07 2012 10:29 GMT

i always put a squirt of lime or lemon in my water just like you, makes it so much easier to drink. I realized I was drinking way too much juice a while back and not enough water, it was getting pretty expensive. making tea is also good.

i forgot: warming up the water and putting honey in

brachester

Australia1786 Posts

March 07 2012 10:35 GMT

try boiling water, It taste better after being boiled for me.
Edit: and cleaner too

VarmVaffel

Norway378 Posts

March 07 2012 10:35 GMT

Just make it as cool as possible. Either have two bottles and always have one in the fridge, or simply use ice cubes!

Rickson

49 Posts

March 07 2012 10:37 GMT

maybe metallic was the wrong word. but i guess thats the feeling that i get when i drink water. i don't think it has to do with the cleanness...i get spring water and the water at my college is filtered pretty well. maybe im just a boring person haha ...i guess ill just continue sticking some lemon juice in it

RolleMcKnolle

Germany1054 Posts

March 07 2012 10:38 GMT

#10

u have to drink water out of a glass. If you drink it out of a plastic bottle or a plastic cup or whatever it tastes horrible. But cooled sparkling water out of a glass is great

Bunn

Estonia934 Posts

March 07 2012 10:39 GMT

#11

Add sugar, spice, and everything nice, which should make water taste great.
Maybe it tastes so because of the place you live in? I've heard that some places need more certain metals in the water than the others.

Gheed

United States972 Posts

March 07 2012 10:41 GMT

#12

Iced Tea? I doubt there are any negative side effects of tea and you can drink it in a bottle like water

Frumpysnoo

United States247 Posts

March 07 2012 10:48 GMT

#13

Green Tea with just enough honey so that it's not bitter. Can't go wrong c:

Potling

Norway298 Posts

March 07 2012 10:49 GMT

#14

Iced tea has tons of sugar, typically.
I recommend loose leaf tea or just a squirt of lemon.

RolleMcKnolle

Germany1054 Posts

March 07 2012 10:54 GMT

#15

On March 07 2012 19:49 Potling wrote:
Iced tea has tons of sugar, typically.
I recommend loose leaf tea or just a squirt of lemon.

Wouldn't that be Iced tea?^^

endy

Switzerland8970 Posts

March 07 2012 10:56 GMT

#16

If you diet permits it, fruit syrup are great. Use a real glass, plastic cups make everything taste bad.
How come your water has a metallic taste ?

BottleAbuser

Korea (South)1888 Posts

March 07 2012 10:56 GMT

#17

$20 will get you a brita water filter and enough extra filters to last half a year. Not necessarily any healthier unless you live in some third world country without potable tap water (like Korea), but the taste is definitely better.