Sparkling water bubbles to the surface in QSRs. Sparkling waters — which some consider strictly the domain of higher service categories than QSRs — are now bubbling to the surface at quick-service ...

Ordering a Perrier over a power lunch was seen as the height of sophistication in the 1980s. Expensive and reassuringly ...

Although mineral waters, sparkling and still, have a long, illustrious history in Europe, they didn’t go mainstream in the US until 1977. That’s when an aggressive Perrier ad campaign, in which a ...

Manmade sparkling water goes back to the 1700s, and became available commercially at the end of the century thanks to J.J. Schweppe (yes, ... but need a few bubbles. Club Soda.

Sparkling water has a slightly acidic pH. Over time, drinking a lot of it may contribute to the erosion of tooth enamel, says Derocha. However, plain sparkling water is still a lot less harmful to the ...

“Sparkling water is one of these categories that has exploded, that has been exploding,” like so many bubbles of carbon dioxide, said David Henkes, a senior principal at Technomic, which ...

Local tap water bubbles up in restaurants. ... Management hopes to complete the switch from Santa Lucia acqua con gaz to house-made sparkling water this week at both the restaurant and upstairs cafe.

The bubbles come from adding carbon dioxide under pressure and the result is water that contains weak carbonic acid. Adam Thorne, a dentist in London’s Harley Street, said that can have a ...

Sparkling or carbonated water adds enjoyable fizz, potentially encouraging more hydration. It contains no calories or sugars when unflavored and is a bit more festive, especially when you add a ...

Food52 did a blind taste test of 17 seemingly similar products — seltzer, club soda, carbonated mineral water, and sparkling water — to see if we could tell the difference.

While sparkling water isn’t a miracle weight loss solution, research suggests it can be a valuable tool in your health journey — especially when combined with healthy lifestyle habits.