Do you drink something with all your meals?

[uclaLabrat]

Milk at home, water when I'm out.

 

[TheNinja]

I usually do not drink anything while I'm eating. If I go out to eat I might order a nice beer though. True Story.

 

[Sixguns]

I drink water all day but when I comes time to eat, I usually wont drink anything until I am done. Every once and awhile when I go out to eat Ill get a soda but I usually will finish it off before my food gets to me and then its water.

 

[BurnItDwn]

I drink something every time I eat.


Breakfast = Coffee
Lunch = Coffee or Water
Dinner = Water or Beer

 

[William Gaatjes]

It depends. I do know i have no use for a beverage when i consume soup. :|

 

[Muse]

Not all. If it's dinner, around 5 oz red wine unless I'm going to do something that I figure requires my being sober (that includes driving a car).

 

[Muse]

water. my favorite drink.

"Never let the stuff pass your lips," unless I'm thirsty and I'm like at the gym or in a public place.

 

[Chaotic42]

Always, usually water. I always have a liter mug with water in it. I even bought an extra one to take to work.

 

[BabaBooey]

Most people do,I have a friend ( no really ) that had the gastric bypass years ago and she cannot drink with the meal,she has to wait a while after the meal to drink.

I try to drink ice water but I am addicted to diet dr.pepper....:|

 

[OVerLoRDI]

Water or milk typically. If out, an alcoholic beverage of some kind.

 

[bfdd]

water or tea, not often do I drink calories.

 

[SKORPI0]

Once in a while, one of these. Most of the time it's water. :|

 

[AstroManLuca]

Most often I eat my meal and drink afterwards. Sometimes I drink while eating but rarely.

Same here, I'll pour myself a glass of water as I'm sitting down to eat and after I'm done I'll realize I've barely touched it. Then I drink it after.

 

[edro]

Diet Mt.Dew or Diet Coke with almost every meal.
I really need to break that habit...

I am addicted to the caffeine and carbonation.

 

[zokudu]

Water or unsweetened tea.

Genuine question for the people who drink alcohol out regularly. Do you always make someone else drive? Do you not drink a lot and therefore think your alright to drive home? How does this work.

 

[xanis]

Milk or iced tea. Beer or wine if I'm eating out.

 

[chusteczka]

Genuine question for the people who drink alcohol out regularly. Do you always make someone else drive? Do you not drink a lot and therefore think your alright to drive home? How does this work.

It is said the body can absorb one glass of wine/alcohol per hour. Having a full stomach increases the body's ability to absorb alcohol. Especially greasy/fatty/starchy foods. Drinking water helps greatly.

When sitting down to eat a good meal for one hour. A person can easily drink about 2 glasses of wine and have low enough blood/alcohol levels afterward. A bigger person, eating more food, sitting for 1.5-2 hours can drink half a bottle of wine and be fit enough to safely drive home. Especially, if a few glasses of water have been drunk within the 20-30 minutes before leaving.

Typically, I can drink 2-3 glasses of wine during a meal, drink 3 glasses of water, and be good to go. 3 glasses of wine is pushing it for me, though, and I only drink 3 when sitting for longer than one hour.

There are some times when 2 glasses provides a stronger than normal buzz. Then I stay longer, drink more water, and nibble more food. I do not drive until that buzz feeling is gone.

 

[Muse]

Blood, always.

 

[AE-Ruffy]

I'm bad

diet soda all the damn time

really need to switch to water

 

[KaOTiK]

Water. Besides a small glass of OJ in the morning and a cup of hot green tea at night, water is the only thing I drink.

 

[Leros]

Always. Although I'm constantly drinking stuff.

 

[Powermoloch]

water
milk
soy milk
carrot juice
diet cola :awe:

 

[ussfletcher]

Water typically, but I like having pop when I eat pizza.

 

[Mr. Lennon]

I think adults who drink milk at dinner were over coddled as children.

Water 99% of the time here.

 

[AgentUnknown]

Who drinks milk and is an adult? Not me.