Definition of seltzer
: artificially carbonated water
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PepsiCo's take on seltzer will be available in both the typical 12-ounce can, as well as 20-ounce bottles, and will hit grocery store shelves later this month.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that the response was lackluster, with Diet Coke enthusiasts paying more attention than seltzer drinkers.
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My favorite is the raspberry, which lands somewhere between a life-saver and a fancy seltzer, while also being beer.
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Video/Photo: Rob Alcaraz/The Wall Street Journal (Originally published Sept. 13, 2017) National Beverage has seen sales of its flavored seltzer soar as consumers ditch soda for more healthful options.
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The chamber also will have a booth that sells beer, wine and an alcoholic seltzer.
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Use less fat than normal and sub seltzer for water or broth.
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Unfortunately buying packs of seltzer can be pricey (not to mention a pain to lug up the stairs to your apartment).
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With this in mind, stick with beer, wine (including sparkling varieties), or something like vodka with seltzer and skip those summery cocktails.
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Origin and Etymology of seltzer
modification of German Selterser (Wasser) water of Selters, from Nieder Selters, Germany
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Definition of seltzer for English Language Learners
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: water that has bubbles added to it
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