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I was reading the rules of induction last night and noticed that seltzer water is not reccomended on induction. Anyone know why? Just curious.
Jack W.
Jack W.
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Re: Seltzer water
I think if it's just carbonated water then I can't see it being prohibited, so maybe drink it in addition to your minimum daily intake. If it does have flavoring or sweetener, then that's a different story.
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Re: Seltzer water
It's okay to have (provided it's not sweetened with fruit juices or sugar), but it doesn't count towards the daily water requirement of a minimum 64 ounces daily. (Ch. 18 DANDR 2002)
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Re: Seltzer water
Yea, maybe it's just to cover the ones that could possibly have some type of added carbs with sugar or fruit juice flavorings. The ones that I drink are no carb/no sugar.
Ingredients are carbonated water and natural flavorings. Must be a trace of carbs in the natural flavorings (lemon, lime, cranberry etc) Maybe some slight trace of hidden carbs.
Thats probably why it's not allowed on induction.
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