Thursday, September 19, 2024

Make January a dry one

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Dry January is a popular month to give up alcohol after the holiday season. A lot of people are watching their sugar intake as well. Non-alcoholic drinks expert Sarah Kate is here with recommendations on what to drink if you’re watching your alcohol and sugar consumption this January and beyond.

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