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# PEEPS-Flavored Milk Is a Real Thing You Can Put Into Your Body

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## Video: Should I Drink Seltzer Water?

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_Published 2015-02-04. Seltzer -- also known as bubbly water, carbonated water, soda water and sparkling water -- comes with as many health myths as it does names. Luckily, seltzer is one of the rare instances where something you love drinking isn’t bad for you._


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## Olivia B. Waxman


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Mar 4, 2015 11:13 PM UTC

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## Olivia B. Waxman


Staff Writer

Mar 4, 2015 11:13 PM UTC

Prairie Farms is releasing PEEPS-flavored milk for spring. And no, this news is not some horror scene from the PEEPS movie that [may be in the works](http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/news/peeps-movie-in-the-works-20140424).

Starting the first week of March, PEEPS milk [will be available](http://www.sys-con.com/node/3307512) in three flavors: “Marshmallow Milk,” reduced-fat “Chocolate Marshmallow Milk” and reduced-fat “Easter Egg Nog”— all of which sound more flavorful than regular PEEPs, which generally tend to taste like plain sugar.

Up to you whether you want to dunk PEEPs into the milk or use it as pools of water in any of the [upcoming PEEPs diorama contests](http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/magazine/peeps/).

(h/t [Eater](http://www.eater.com/2015/3/4/8150489/peeps-flavored-milk-where-to-get-how-to-get-easter-marshmallow))


## Transcript

Seltzer. Also known as bubbly water. Carbonated water. Sparkling water. Soda water. Comes with as many health myths as it does names. Luckily seltzer is one of the rare instances where something you love to drink actually isn't bad for you. We asked five experts. And all of them say bottoms up to bubbles. Seltzer is a great soda alternative since it doesn't have calories or sugar. Professor Laureen Smith of Ohio State University says it's great for getting kids to stop drinking sugary sodas. The carbonation won't leech calcium from your bones and seltzer is not associated with lower bone density in women.

Men. That's according to studies by Robert Heaney of the Creighton University School of Medicine and Douglas Kiel of Harvard Medical School. Basically, drinking seltzer water is like drinking regular water, says Sarah Bleich of John's Hopkins School of Public Health. It's harmless. The bubbles might even help you feel more full and eat less fat, according to one study. Lastly, seltzer water tends to grace the glasses of the rich says Adam Drewnowski, Director of the Center for Public Health Nutrition at the University of Washington. According to him, seltzer water is just plain tap water going upscale.

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