Softhumintos

Softhumintos, also known as soft humintos, are a type of soft drink that originated in the United States in the late 19th century. The name "softhumintos" is a portmanteau of "soft" and "humintos," a term used to describe a type of soda water. The drink is characterized by its sweet, effervescent taste and is often flavored with natural ingredients such as mint, lemon, or lime.

The production of softhumintos involves the carbonation of a sweet syrup, which is then mixed with water and flavoring agents. The resulting beverage is typically served over ice and is often enjoyed as a refreshing beverage on hot days. Softhumintos have gained popularity in recent years due to their perceived health benefits, as they are low in calories and contain no artificial sweeteners or preservatives.

The popularity of softhumintos has led to the development of a wide range of flavors and variations, including diet and caffeine-free options. Additionally, softhumintos are often used as a mixer in cocktails and are a popular ingredient in mocktails. Despite their growing popularity, softhumintos remain a relatively niche beverage, with a dedicated following among those who appreciate their unique taste and refreshing qualities.