What drinks have no water?
There are very few drinks that have absolutely *no* water. Here's why and some examples:
* Water is a key ingredient in most beverages: Water is the universal solvent, meaning it dissolves many substances, which is vital for making most drinks.
* Even "dry" drinks contain some water: Even seemingly dry drinks like pure alcohol contain some water. Alcohol is produced through fermentation, a process that uses water.
However, there are a few exceptions:
* Pure, anhydrous alcohol: Highly concentrated alcohols like 100% ethanol or methanol have a very low water content, practically none. However, these are not typically consumed as beverages.
* Certain oils and extracts: Some oils and extracts, like pure vanilla extract, have a negligible water content. These are more commonly used as flavorings rather than consumed on their own.
It's important to note:
* Water content can vary: Even within the same type of beverage, the water content can vary depending on the specific recipe or production process.
* Dehydration: Consuming only drinks with very low water content can lead to dehydration, as our bodies require water to function properly.
So, while there are a few exceptions, it's safe to say that most drinks contain a significant amount of water.
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Other Drinks
- Barware
- Beer
- Cider
- Classic Cocktails
- Cocktails
- Coffee
- Fruity Cocktails
- Liquors
- Martinis
- Non-Alcoholic Cocktails
- Other Drinks
- Punches
- Sake
- Sangria
- Tea
- Tropical Drinks


