Would you trade soda for sparkling water infused with caffeine?
Beverage makers are betting on it.
Coffee roaster Limitless Coffee & Tea, for example, has created a lightly caffeinated sparkling water, which it makes by infusing caffeine removed from its decaf coffees into carbonated water, Food Dive reports.
The Chicago-based company debuted six flavors at the recent Natural Products Expo West 2018, BevNET reports. Each 12 oz. can of grapefruit hibiscus, lemon lime, blood orange, watermelon,…
