Drink mix

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Drink Mix

A Drink Mix (pronunciation: /drɪŋk mɪks/) is a type of processed food product, typically in powdered form, which is used to produce a specific type of beverage when combined with a liquid such as water, milk, or juice.

Etymology

The term "Drink Mix" is derived from the English words "drink" and "mix". The word "drink" comes from the Old English 'drincan' meaning to drink, while "mix" comes from the Latin 'mixtus', the past participle of 'miscere' meaning to mix.

Types of Drink Mixes

There are various types of drink mixes available in the market, each designed to produce a specific type of beverage. Some of the most common types include:

  • Soft Drink Mixes: These are typically carbonated and are available in a variety of flavors such as cola, lemon-lime, and orange.
  • Sports Drink Mixes: These are designed to replenish electrolytes lost during physical activity. They often contain sugars and salts to aid in hydration.
  • Protein Shake Mixes: These are used to create protein-rich beverages, often consumed by athletes and those looking to increase their protein intake.
  • Meal Replacement Shake Mixes: These are designed to provide a balanced meal in a drinkable form, often used by those looking to lose weight or maintain a specific diet.
  • Alcoholic Drink Mixes: These are used to create specific types of alcoholic beverages, such as cocktails.

Related Terms

  • Beverage: A liquid for drinking; usually excluding water.
  • Liquid Concentrate: A concentrated form of a drink mix that is mixed with water to create a beverage.
  • Instant Drink: A type of drink mix that dissolves instantly in water.

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