6 Healthy Diet Drinks

1. Pineapple Orange Fruit Smoothie

(180 Calories)

Made with Greek yogurt, the health-conscious Pineapple Orange Fruit Smoothie from Tim Hortons is a no-brainer if you’re looking for something that’s sweet, filling plus not completely loaded with added sugar.

2. Sweet Tea

(150 Calories)

There’s nothing like a tall glass of Sweet Tea from McAlister’s Deli to go with any of the popular fast food chain’s sandwiches, soups or salads. You won’t need to sacrifice any sweet taste or calories while sipping on it, either.

3. Raspberry Iced Tea

(5 Calories)

Sure, Dunkin’ is a powerhouse when it comes to cranking out some of the most-loved coffee out there. But the chain also serves a handful of reasonably healthy fast food drinks, like its Iced Black Tea with a shot of raspberry, a welcome change from the normal sugar-filled treats there.

4. Cucumber Orange Cooler

(130 Calories)

Picture freshly squeezed orange juice infused with the refreshing tastes of a crisp apple, fresh cucumber plus a zesty lemon. Yep—the Cucumber Orange Cooler from Jamba Juice is as nutrient-packed as it is tasty.

5. Peach plus Blueberry Smoothie

(180 Calories)

You might be at Panera for their tasty paninis or mouth-watering bread bowls—but their healthy options are definitely a reason to stop there, too. Try the Peach plus Blueberry Smoothie with almond milk for a rich, sweet taste without the insane amount of calories that normally follow.

6. Diet Lemonade

(30 Calories)

Chick-fil-A’s thirst quenching, homemade Diet Lemonade recipe includes equal parts sugar, water plus real lemon juice—not from concentrate. Plus, it’s sweetened with Splenda to keep the calories low. Pair it with a copycat Chick-fil-A recipe you can make at home.

7. Sweet Green Iced Tea

(70 Calories)

If you’re a green tea or iced tea fan, this winning combo at Sonic is a refreshing, mindful choice. The Sweet Green Iced Tea is just the right amount of both tea blends, already sweetened to perfection.