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Updated October 25, 2019 Broward County Public Schools Approved Smart Snacks Beverages All Brands (water) MS/HS Unflavored water Any size Aquafina Flavor Splash (berry berry, Aquafina HS color me kiwi, really raspberry) 20 oz. Aquafina Flavor Splash sparkling Aquafina HS ( kiwi strawberry, orange citrus) 16.9 oz. Bubly HS Assorted Sparking Waters 12 oz. Campbell Soup Co. MS/HS V-8 Fusion 100 % Juice 8 oz. Canada Dry HS Canada Dry 10-Gingerale 12 oz. Canada Dry HS Diet Ginger Ale 12 oz. Sparkling Seltzer Water Canada Dry HS (Unflavored) 12 oz. Sparkling Seltzer Water (Raspberry, Canada Dry HS Strawberry) 12 oz. Clement Pappas & Co., Inc. MS/HS Fruit Punch-100% Juice 8 oz. Coca-Cola HS POWERADE ZERO Fruit Punch 12 oz. Coca-Cola HS Diet Barq's Beer 12 oz., 20 oz. Coca-Cola HS Cherry Zero, Vanilla Zero 12 oz., 20 oz. Coca-Cola HS Fresca-Original Citrus 12 oz., 20 oz. Coca-Cola HS Fanta Orange Zero 12 oz., 20 oz. Updated October 25, 2019 Broward County Public Schools Approved Smart Snacks Beverages Coca-Cola HS Coke Zero 12 oz., 20 oz. Coca-Cola HS Diet Coke 12 oz., 20 oz. Coca-Cola HS Glaceau vitaminwater 20 oz. Coca-Cola HS Glaceau smartwater 20 oz. Coca-Cola HS Mello-Yellow Zero 12 oz., 20 oz. Coca-Cola HS Pibb Zero 12 oz., 20 oz. Coca-Cola HS Sprite Zero 12 oz., 20 oz. Coca-Cola HS FRESCA 12 oz. Dasani HS Strawberry Dasani 20 oz. Dasani HS Lemon Dasani 20 oz. Dr. Pepper-Snapple HS A& W Root Beer 10 12 oz. Dr. Pepper-Snapple HS RC 10 12 oz. Dr. Pepper-Snapple HS 7 UP 10 12 oz. Dr. Pepper-Snapple HS Diet Crush Orange 12 oz. Dr. Pepper-Snapple HS Diet 7-Up 12 oz. Dr Pepper-Snapple Group HS Diet Dr Pepper 20 oz., 12 oz. Updated October 25, 2019 Broward County Public Schools Approved Smart Snacks Beverages Dr Pepper-Snapple Group HS Dr. Pepper TEN 12 oz. Dr Pepper-Snapple Group HS Cranberry Apple Juice-100% Juice 8 oz. Fuze HS Diet Ice Tea 12 oz. LaCroix HS Sparkling water 12 oz. Lipton HS Diet Brisk Ice Tea 12 oz. Lipton HS Diet Green Tea 8 oz. Minute Maid MS/HS Apple Juice-100% Juice 10 oz. Minute Maid MS/HS Orange Juice-100% Juice 10 oz. Minute Maid MS/HS Fruit Punch-100% Juice 10 oz. Minute Maid MS/HS Grape Blend-100% Juice 10 oz. Minute Maid MS/HS Mixed Berry-100% Juice 10 oz. Minute Maid HS Light Lemonade 12 oz. Bubly Sparkling Water -Lime, PepsiCo HS apple,cherry, grapefruit, lemon, 12 oz. PepsiCo HS Diet Mountain Dew (0 calories) 8 oz. PepsiCo HS Diet Pepsi 12 oz., 20 oz. PepsiCo HS Pepsi Next 12 oz. Updated October 25, 2019 Broward County Public Schools Approved Smart Snacks Beverages Mott's HS Apple Juice-100% Juice 8 oz. Schweppes HS Diet Ginger Ale 12 oz. Sunkist HS Sunkist 10 Orange Soda 12 oz. Sunkist HS Diet Sunkist 12 oz., 20 oz. Welch's MS/HS Grape Juice-100% Juice 8 oz. Yerba Mate HS Diet MATERVA 12 oz..

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