Non alcoholic/Non Soda on ships

[artvlay]

I was asked by a friend who doesn't drink soda, what types of packaged  beverages can you get on the ships. Such as Snapple or fruit or teas.

[OCSC Mike]

Packaged? You can pay for Powerade in a bottle, not sure about much else.

 

Most included beverages (ice tea, lemonade, flavored water, etc.) are all served from a dispenser into cups.

[artvlay]

They asked specifically about in bottles or cans, and I didn't remember seeing them.

[smokeybandit]

I've seen Minute Maid brand juices pre-packaged. I don't recall one way or the other any teas.

[gerif]

They can carry on 12 bottles/cans per cabin of soft drinks. 

[NSPenny]

They do have red bull - both original and tropical.  My adult daughter drank this last cruise.  Also - all coke products are available in a can, included diet ginger ale which is usually hard to find.  

[Mum2Mercury]

Available without cost, pretty much everywhere: 

- Iced tea (if you're Southern, you won't care for it) 

- Lemonade (good -- it's Nestle's concentrate) 

- Fruit Punch (not always available, but good) 

- Ice water 

- Hot tea and basic coffee 

 

All of the above is sugar-full, so I try to drink it in moderation. 

 

Assuming you're able-bodied, I strongly recommend carrying on your allowed 12 bottles of non-alcoholic drink -- in a backpack, it's not hard to carry, and it's considerably cheaper than buying anything onboard.  I personally like to bring cans of Diet Dr. Pepper, but now you're making me consider Diet Peach Snapple.  

 

You can also bring those little powdered drink tubes and pour it into your water.  

[OCSC Mike]

1 minute ago, Mum2Mercury said:

Available without cost, pretty much everywhere

 

The OP asked for PACKAGED drinks (bottles or cans).