Food & Drink Ice in your cold drinks or not?

[Shortie1]

Whenever I get a cold drink from a place such as McDonald's, I always ask for no ice. I hate that the ice not only waters down the drink, but you will also find that you get a lot less drink than you pay for, so they can add the ice to the drink.

Do you have ice in your drinks when you order a drink?

 

[Gizmo]

If I'm in a cafe, fast food or restaurant then yes. Otherwise I don't really bother.

 

[Megan]

Yep, I love ice in my drinks. I can’t stand if drinks are too warm.

 

[Henrywrites]

I don't like ice in my drinks at all. I prefer taking my drinks that way basically because I wouldn't want to struggle with the flu anytime soon.

 

[Blaze]

The only time I have ice in my drinks is when they come from a restaurant. I never use ice whenever I'm at home, though it sucks when my drinks get watered down after a while because of the ice . Some places put too much ice in their drinks and I think that's how they lose their flavor quicker.

 

[Nomad]

I like to add ice to my cold drinks. I do it for two reasons, one, I like chilled cold drinks, and two, I find cold drinks too sweet so I balance taste with ice cubes.

 

[1stop]

Ice is important in this hot weather, especially when it's a soft drink or juice. In a hot afternoon,you really need to drink something very cold. ????

 

[JennyorAlice]

This kind of depends on what I'm drinking. If I'm drinking my Baja Blast Mountain Dew or Cherry Coke, I can pour them in a cup and put ice in there with it. It keeps it colder for longer. But other than those drinks, I usually don't put ice in it.

 

[Angela]

Yes, I need ice, always

 

[Jane]

yes in coke or lemonade

 

[eLdavis]

As long as the drink is cold or chilled, i don't need some extra ice cause once the ice melts, it tends to affect the taste.

 

[Augusta]

It's best to consume chilled water in moderation and that's what I do. Cold water can cause digestive issues, exacerbate migraines, and affect respiratory health by increasing mucus production.