Liquid food is not encouraged on Whole 30. Vegetable juice is allowed but it shouldn’t take the place of real vegetables. It is also good to put in your coffee or tea. If you often drink a glass of milk then nut milk is a good substitute. But make sure to check your labels because some brands add sugar and carrageen. Nut milk such as almond and cashew milk are compliant for Whole 30. So you should be able to find it at most grocery stores. GT Kombucha does not have added sugar and it is a popular brand. Many brands add sugar to the drink after the fermentation process. But you can if you check the ingredients. So, you may think that you can’t drink it on Whole 30. Kombucha can be confusing because sugar is used in the fermentation process. Kombucha and sparkling water make a good mocktail. Especially when you’re craving a cocktail. But if you find the right flavor it’s a good drink. LaCroix and Polar seltzers are popular brands that are easy to find. Make sure to check the labels for added sweeteners. There are so many brands to choose from and a ton of flavors to keep it interesting.
If you drink soda or beer often then sparkling water can be a good alternative when on Whole 30. Some of my favorite brands are Celestial Seasonings which has a large variety of flavors. Many teas have added sugar and other additives, like soy. Also, there are so many different flavors of tea to choose from.īut be sure to check your labels. Tea is a great way to changes things up when you get bored with your beverages. When drinking your coffee black, you want to make sure you are drinking quality coffee. If you don’t like the way coffee tastes without sweeteners, try a different brand or a different roast. So that’s a Non-Scale victory for me.īefore starting Whole 30 I never would have considered drinking my coffee black. And I thought it was the most disgusting thing. Once I took a drink of my hubby’s coffee that had sugar in it. And I have continued drinking my coffee black. It has been over two years since my first round of Whole 30. Or if it was the sugar I craved in the morning. I wanted to know if it was coffee, I liked drinking. I used to have my morning cup of joe with HEAPING spoonfuls of sugar. Though it is not as sweet it can add the creamy goodness to your coffee.Ī month before my first round of Whole 30, I started drinking my coffee black. So now how do you drink your coffee? If you can’t drink it black, there are other options for creamers. Though you do have to say good-bye to the sugar and sweet creamers. There are a lot of things you must eliminate from your diet when on Whole 30. So, what do you drink? Whole 30 Approved Drinks Coffee You know water is ok but it can get boring. You may feel limited in what you can drink when on a round Don’t worry there are plenty of drink choices to keep your taste buds happy. This one was "mild" or even "weak" but had a "slightly sour finish that's appealing" and a "good sweet/tart balance." One would buy this juice, three might and one wouldn't.įifth-place Safeway Select ($2.49 for 25.4 ounces) was "very sweet." Two tasters might buy it, but three wouldn't.So you want to start Whole 30 but the thought of only drinking water for the next 30 days has you down? Here are some Whole30 approved drinks that are not water. Sonoma Sparkler ($3.79 for 25.4 ounces, Whole Foods), an organic juice, came in fourth. Others found it "sour" or "a little too tart." Two would buy this bottle, one might and two wouldn't.
Third-ranked Le Village ($3.79 for 25.4 ounces, Rainbow) was the favorite of two tasters, who liked its "tart," "crisp" flavor. But it had "good apple taste" and "floral taste." Four would buy it one wouldn't. The panel found this one a bit sweeter than the regular Martinelli's. Four tasters would buy this brand, and one might.Ĭlose behind in second was Martinelli's Organic Gold Medal ($3.19 for 25.4 ounces, Rainbow and Whole Foods). "Nice little bubbles on the tongue," said another. "Pure apple flavor, a good balance between apple and sweetness," said one. They liked its apple flavor, its bubbles and its color. Several tasters picked the popular Martinelli's out of the lineup, though the tasting was blind. The five panelists differed about which of the sparking juices or ciders they liked best, but three picked the eventual winner, Martinelli's Gold Medal ($2.99 for 25.4 ounces in many stores). The other three had off, sour or "weird" flavors. Altogether, the panel liked three of the eight, and thought two others were OK. But the two that finished at the top of the pack this year do.
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