To get a jump on the day, millions of people reach for caffeine in the form of coffee. But coffee can often lead to an energy crash because of all the “extras” we add, such as sugar, sweetened creamers and flavored syrups. Not only does it cause a slump, but all the additions to your coffee can pack on the calories as well.
Our friend (and popular yoga and healthy lifestyle influencer) Karla Tafra recently shared her thoughts on staying hydrated while also maintaining energy in the healthiest way possible. Instead of coffee, she reaches for new Cascade Ice USDA Organic Caffeinated Waters to keep her energized and hydrated.
Karla said, “With only 3 ingredients, carbonated water, natural organic flavors and organic caffeine, this little can is filled with all the goodness. And don’t let me get started on the flavors. From Citrus Twist and Black Raspberry to Grapefruit and Pomegranate Mango, everyone can find their favorite (or two).”
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Pack some Cascade Ice Water to liven up your daily water intake while at work or school
Do you ever pack your child’s lunch each day and feel like you’re running out of inspiration to make it exciting and healthy at the same time? Or maybe you pack your own lunch for work and need a little something extra to get you through the day?
Cascade Ice Water is a perfect soda alternative that provides the bubbles we crave, without the sugar crash. It’s a perfect way to add some excitement to the middle of your day, and with 18 different flavor combinations like Peach Mango, Black Raspberry and Strawberry Watermelon, you’ll never run out of inspiration.
Cascade Ice Water’s original bottled line has zero calories, sugar, gluten or caffeine. It’s a great way to liven up your daily water intake with refreshing, fun flavor. Or, if you are looking for a caffeine kick, check our new Cascade Ice caffeinated lines in cans.
What’s your go-to lunch? What “treat” do you like to pack for your kids or yourself? Tell us in the comments below and “like” and “follow” us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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Long time Cascade Ice Water fan, Elaine with Drink in Nature Photography, wowed us recently with her thoughts on our new Cascade Ice USDA Organic Caffeinated Sparkling Water line. While she loved our original organic sparkling water line, she admitted she liked having a little “pick me up” each afternoon, without sacrificing taste or quality.
Also a native Northwesterner, Elaine recently took a road trip to the North Cascade National Park and drove the Cascade Loop Highway. What a perfect opportunity to try out all four flavors (Grapefruit, Citrus Twist, Black Raspberry, and Pomegranate Mango) while enjoying the beauty of the Pacific Northwest! She tells us it was a refreshing alternative to a cup of coffee with summer temperatures creeping into the 90’s.
And of course, as a professional photographer, she absolutely nailed it with her beautiful candid shots. Have you tried our new Cascade Ice USDA Organic Certified Sparkling Waters yet? What flavor is your favorite? Tell us in the comments below and “like” and “follow” us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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It’s common knowledge that a key part of living a healthy lifestyle is to drink plenty of water, and Cascade Ice is a great way to liven up your daily water intake. But did you know that there are some lesser-known benefits to drinking at least 8 glasses of water per day?
Regulating body temperature Staying properly hydrated is an essential function in maintaining a body temperature within normal range. Because your body loses water during physical activities (and during the summer months), and sweat keeps your body cool, it’s crucial to replenish the water you lose so that you don’t overheat and become dehydrated.
Helping absorb important nutrients Water is food’s biggest helper when breaking things down in the digestive system, but water’s lesser-known benefit in the body is how it facilitates the absorption of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients from your food. Once it helps the nutrients absorb, it delivers these vitamin components to the rest of your body for use.
Boosting your energy levels Did you know that water can have a positive impact on your metabolism? One study found that drinking 500 milliliters of water boosted the metabolic rate of participants by 30 percent. A boost in metabolism has been associated with a direct impact on energy levels.
Improving your mood If you’re not getting your daily recommended intake of water, it can negatively impact your mood. Dehydration can sometimes result in fatigue and confusion as well as anxiety. So, if more water = better mood … all the more reason to drink up! Cheers!
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