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	<title>Low Calorie Beverages &#187; Lemon Lime</title>
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		<title>Sierra Mist Free</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[During the long, drawn out summer days, chances are you may want something a little bit lighter than a cola. Or even a citrus/Mountain Dew type of drink. Even low calorie beverages can be a bit heavy on the palette. So, if you still want something with some fizz to it, a lemon lime soda [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-27" src="http://lowcalcorner.com/wp-content/uploads/mistfree_can.jpg" border="0" alt="Sierra Mist Free" title="Sierra Mist Free" width="130" height="353" align="left" />During the long, drawn out summer days, chances are you may want something a little bit lighter than a cola. Or even a citrus/Mountain Dew type of drink. Even <a href="http://lowcalcorner.com">low calorie beverages</a> can be a bit heavy on the palette. So, if you still want something with some fizz to it, a lemon lime soda will probably look very appealing at times.</p>
<p>You have two, maybe three, choices. Sprite Zero, Diet 7-Up, and Sierra Mist Free. Which you choose will be a matter of preference, but I always reach for Sierra Mist Free. To me, Sprite Zero has too much carbonation, and doesn&#39;t have quite as sweet of a profile as I like. Same thing with Diet 7-Up.</p>
<p>Sierra Mist Free uses the aspartame/Ace-K sweetener blend, and it works very well. This sits right up at the top with Coke Zero and Diet Dr. Pepper when it comes to tasting like &#39;the real thing,&#39; and not a diet beverage. I drink both the sugar sweetened and diet version (you wont find Free in many restaurants), and I really can&#39;t tell the difference in flavor. Texture maybe; the no calorie version doesn&#39;t have the corn syrup stickiness.</p>
<p>You have some flavor varieties as well; there is Cranberry Splash (if you can find it), and a new orange variety is rolling out shortly. I&#39;ve also seen a &#39;Free&#39; version of Sierra Mist &#39;Squeeze.&#39; Pepsi has never been a company that was afraid to experiment, so I&#39;d look for more branches to shoot off the tree in the future.</p>
<p>These can be found almost everywhere Pepsi products are sold, in every popular size. If you&#39;re just getting into low calorie beverages, Sierra Mist Free wouldn&#39;t be a bad place to start, especially if you&#39;re a fan of this genre of sodas.</p>
<p>&#8211;Jeremy Hobbs&nbsp;</p>
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