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Aaron Telian

I'm a clumsy Christian on a journey of discipline and discovery with Jesus. As a recovering Pharisee, I'm learning to trust God's grace over my goodness. I love the world, and I'm excited about learning what it means to be salt and light in a Post-Christian culture. This is where I write about living the sojourn.


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Wednesday, November 21, 2007

Drink Water, Not Sugar

Whether one is working, hiking, or just goofing off, hydration is always important. I'm always on the prowl for ways to stay hydrated easier, so I was excited when I recently had the opportunity to sample a new product called HINT.

HINT is bottled water with a "kiss" of flavor. The flavoring - or kissing - is accomplished naturally, with no sweeteners or preservatives. So far, so good.

This product is not an electrolyte replacement drink: it's just water. So don't expect the performance of a sports drink. 0 calories. Bummer.

HINT comes in a variety of interesting flavors, such as Mango-Grapefruit, Pomegranate-Tangerine, and Raspberry-Lime. Pear was one of my favorites, and Cucumber was quite good also. Peppermint tasted exactly like going to the dentist.

One particularly notable thing about HINT is the quality of the bottles. I've saved all of mine for use on the job: they're a nice size, they're really sturdy, and their mouths are wide enough to accept ice cubes.

I tend to be a purist about things, and water is no exception. Generally speaking, I still prefer my water straight. However, if you're the type that has trouble drinking enough to stay properly hydrated, HINT might be just the thing for you.

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Posted by Aaron at 7:55 PM
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1 comment:

Garrett Valdivia said...

Hmm... you should try Smart water, seems like something you'd like more. Water made from scratch :)

http://glaceau.com/

It's vapor distilled, not flavored, and contains electrolytes.

11:26 AM

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