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Massachusetts: Cranberry juice. Michigan; Soda pop. Minnesota: The Bootleg ... New Mexico: Agua fresca, consisting of fresh fruit in water with sugar.

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Consider replacing calorie-dense drinks, such as soda, juice, or tea, with water. Opting for water helps you reduce your overall calorie intake while supporting your hydration needs.

If the box says, "1 cup water and 1/2 cup oil" then you'll need 12 ounces (1 1/2 cups) of soda. Pour the soda into the bowl and whisk it all until well incorporated. Tiny bits may remain unmixed.