7 fizzy pop swaps

Beth Furness - Assistant Nutritionist | 16 Oct, 2021

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Drinking fizzy drinks too often, whether sugar-free or not, can have harmful effects on our teeth. Limit how often you drink fizzy drinks and try some of our healthier and tastier options!

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1 Homemade smoothies

While these can be high in sugars, they also contain important nutrients, making them a good choice.

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2 Green tea

Opt for an unsweetened version and try both hot and iced to see which you like best.

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3 Fresh coconut water

This can be very refreshing and is bursting with nutrients.

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4 Lower-fat milks

Why not blend in a banana for a healthy milkshake full of calcium, protein and vitamins.

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5 Herb and fruit infused water

Try adding mint or cucumber to your water for a tasty, nutritious kick.

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6 Freshly squeezed juices

While still high in sugar, freshly squeezed juices are fine in moderation as they still contain lots of essential vitamins.

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7 Kombucha drinks

Opt for unsweetened to limit added sugars. These fermented drinks can be great for our gut health.

Nutritionist Beth Furness (ANutr), holding a BSc in Nutrition and Health, is deeply dedicated to applying evidence-based knowledge to all aspects of nutrition. Her passion lies in fostering healthy relationships with food, ensuring that everyone maintains a balanced and sustainable approach to nutrition.

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