karastusjookide
Karastusjookide (soft drinks) are beverages that primarily consist of carbonated water, sweeteners, and flavorings. This category is broad and includes cola, citrus sodas, fruit-flavored drinks, and tonic water used as mixers. Some products add caffeine, vitamins, or herbal extracts, while others are caffeine-free. Carbonation is produced by dissolving carbon dioxide in water, which yields effervescence and a tangy taste.
In Estonian, karastusjookide is the genitive plural form of karastusjook and refers to non-alcoholic, carbonated beverages.
Production generally involves carbonated water, sweeteners (sugar or sugar substitutes), acids (such as citric acid), flavorings,
Environmental considerations include packaging waste and recycling. Beverage producers and retailers increasingly promote recyclable materials and