• otacon239@feddit.de
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    6 months ago

    Okay, but their teas are actually pretty darn good and not loaded with sugar. I agree about the water though.

    (Although, aluminum is essentially infinitely recyclable compared to plastic, so is probably a better alternative to bottled water)

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      6 months ago

      If you have a local filtered water supplier you can bring a large reusable container and refill water from there. That way you still get the filtered water taste but cut out shipping

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        6 months ago

        My local filtered water supplier is the fucking city I pay taxes to and it’s just fine. I don’t understand why so many people are afraid of tap water. I can download fifty fucking years of water testing data. I can get my home water tested for free every year. And you still have these assholes out here who drink nothing but plastic bottled water because it’s $5 per case from Aldi. That shit should have at least $5 of taxes added to it which go straight to the municipal supply.

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          Nothing wrong with tap, it’s the best choice if your city has proper mechanisms to ensure tap water quality. Unfortunately not all cities invested in good infrastructure. Theres still a couple of US cities with either bad pipes or local water pollution

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          6 months ago

          I’m not afraid of tap water but, in the city I live in, it tastes like pool water and I find that highly unpleasant.

    • Zorsith@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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      6 months ago

      Hate to break it to you, the inside of cans are still lined with plastic. Still marginally better than plastic bottles though.