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> On Sun, 30 Dec 2018 21:42:03 -0800, "Julie Bove"
> > wrote:
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>>"Dave Smith" > wrote in message
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>>> On 2018-12-30 8:04 p.m., Julie Bove wrote:
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>>>> "RichD" > wrote in message
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>>>>> I'd like to make lemonade and suchlike juice drinks,
>>>>> but on a low sugar diet. Lemonade without sugar won't
>>>>> go over real big -
>>>>>
>>>>> Any suggestions for other sweeteners? Stevia or whatever -
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>>>> I won't touch Stevia and am not fond of Splenda. I would just put lemon
>>>> juice in water but I like it like that.
>>>
>>> Please remind us how many diet sodas you drink daily.

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>>One or less. I am transitioning over to only tea and water. Soda has
>>gotten
>>too expensive.

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> How much is too expensive? This week Coke products are on sale, a 12
> pack of 12oz cans is $4 and B2G1... that's 36 cans for $8, or 22.2¢
> per can. I typically drink 1-2 cans per day, I don't consider that
> expensive. Oh, and there's 5¢ deposit on each can but I bring them
> back and my deposit is returned.


Regular price here is ax high as $6-7 for a 12 pack. I can occasionally find
a sale of 4/$12 but you must buy 4 to get the sale price. Angela and I
usually buy them together like that as neither of us needs 4 at a time. She
prefers Pepsi though and I won't touch that. Mostly the sale price is buy
two at regular price and get one free. There was a sale of buy two and get
three free but I *really* didn't want to buy 5! I got a 2 liter for 99
cents but I don't like to buy those either. It's okay if I have people over
but they don't fit in my fridge very well and they tend to go flat once
opened.