Calories in Carbonated Drinks
- (PepsiCo, Inc.) Mountain Dew - Delicious, sugary, drink
- Coffee, Instant, Regular, Powder
- (Pepsi) Mountain Dew
- (Pepsi) Pepsi Max Diet
- (Pepsi) Propel Grape
- (Pepsi) Propel Berry
- (PepsiCo, Inc.) Sierra Mist Free
- (Pepsi) Propel Kiwi Strawberry
- Carbonated beverage, low calorie, cola or pepper-type - with aspartame, contains caffeine
- (Coke) Classic Cola
- (The Coca-Cola Company) Fresca Black Cherry
- (Coke) Cola - Diet
- (Pepsi) G2 Grape
- (Pepsi) Diet Sierra Mist
- (Coke) Classic Cola - Original Formula
- (Pepsi) Pepsi Wild Cherry Diet
- (Coke) Cherry Coke Zero - Cherry
- (Coke) Zero Cola - Zero Calorie
- (Pepsi) Cola - Diet
- (Wendy's) Dr. Pepper
- Low Calorie, Other Than Cola Or Pepper - Without Caffeine
- (PepsiCo, Inc.) Mountain Dew Code Red
- (McDonald's) POWERade Mountain Blast
- (The Coca-Cola Company) TAB
- (Dr Pepper) Soda - Ten
- (Pepsi) Max Cola - Zero Calorie
- (Fuze Beverage) Refresh Peach Mango
- (Pepsi) Cola
- (Pepsi) Next Cola
- (The Coca-Cola Company) Mello Yello
- (Dr Pepper) Soda
- (PepsiCo, Inc.) Diet Mountain Dew Fountain
- (Compliments) Spring Water Carbonated
- (Izze) Sparkling Pomegranate - Beverage
- Grape Soda
- (Sonic) Dr. Pepper - Medium - Drinks
- (Pepsi) Diet Vanilla
- (Pepsi) Pepsi Throwback
- (Pepsi) G2 Orange
- (Coke) Zero Cola
- (Burger King) Dr. Pepper, Medium - Drinks
- (Sonic) Cherry Limeade - Medium - Drinks
- (Pepsi) Diet Jazz Black Cherry French Vanilla
- (Izze) Sparkling Blackberry
- (Pepsi) Diet Jazz Strawberries and Cream
- (Sonic) Diet Dr. Pepper - Medium - Drinks
- (The Coca-Cola Company) Fanta Strawberry
- (Sonic) Diet Dr. Pepper - Small - Drinks
- (Sonic) Diet Dr. Pepper - Large - Drinks
- Archers - Peach Aqua, Schnapps, Archers
- Low Calorie, Other Than Cola Or Pepper - With Caffeine
- (Compliments) Water Carbonated Mineral
- (Mountain Dew) Soda - Diet
- (Pizza Hut) Mt. Dew - Small
- (Sonic) Dr. Pepper - Large - Drinks
- (Vimto) Drink - Vimto - Cordial
- (Sonic) Diet Dr. Pepper - RT 44 - Drinks
- (Compliments) Water Mineral Carbonated Lemon Flavour
- (Sprite) Soda - Lemon-Lime
- Low Calorie, Other Than Cola Or Pepper - With Sodium Saccharin, Without Caffeine
- (Pizza Hut) Mt. Dew - Large
- (Pizza Hut) Mt. Dew - Medium
- (Pepsi) Pepsi Lime Diet
- (Sonic) Cherry Limeade - Large - Drinks
- (President's Choice) Blue Menu Light Cranberry Cocktail
- (Hansen's) Kiwi Strawberry Soda - Natural Soda
- (Pepsi) Sierra Mist Free Cranberry Splash
- (Sierra Mist) Natural Soda - Lemon-Lime
- (Pepsi) Max Cola - 0 Calorie
- (Carl's Jr.) Squirt - small
- (PepsiCo, Inc.) Mountain Dew Baja Blasted With Tropical Lime
- (Dr Pepper) Soda - Cherry, Diet
- (Sainsbury's) Crush Orange Cool Diet
- (Minute Maid) Minute Maid Cherry Limeada
- (Sprite) Zero Soda - Lemon-Lime, Zero Calorie
What Are Carbonated Drinks?
Carbonated drinks include any beverage that contains the gas carbon dioxide, which creates bubbles in the drink. Popular carbonated drinks include spring water, beer, and soda. As you can already guess from that list, carbonation can be natural, as in the case of spring water or beer, or artificial, as in the case of soda. Many people like the fizzy sensation that comes with carbonation, but are carbonated drinks bad for you? It was thought that naturally carbonated drinks, primarily spring water, can have soothing effects for upset stomachs, as well as other medicinal properties. However, there have been studies that investigated if carbonated drinks are bad for your teeth, kidneys, and calcium levels. Results have shown that spring water and artificial spring water don’t have an affect, but soda does.
Do Carbonated Drinks Cause Weight Gain?
Carbonated drinks such as soda and beer, when consumed in excess, have been shown to cause weight gain! Soda is filled with sugar and beer with many empty calories, both of which can cause additional pounds around the waistline. Sweetened soda has also been shown to contribute to tooth decay, and even diet versions have been shown to have detrimental health effects. Healthier alternatives include seltzer, sparkling, club, and tonic water.
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