The phrase "aerated drink" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to beverages that contain dissolved carbon dioxide, resulting in a fizzy or bubbly texture, such as soda or sparkling water.
Example: "On a hot summer day, nothing is more refreshing than an ice-cold aerated drink."
Alternatives: "carbonated beverage" or "fizzy drink".
3 T. C. Borland (2 The Knowle, London Road, Cuckfield, West Sussex RH17 5ET): Variety of aerated drinks I lay out, like Sprite (spray out like light; I in anag).. VHC D. Appleton: 'Bend seems tight dear,' I gulped (send beams; anag. + ate).
The frequency of consuming sugar rich foods and aerated drinks was very low.
It is well documented that adolescents all over the world are in the habit of consuming fast foods and aerated drinks (17).
Episodes of GI disturbances may be minimized by avoiding aerated drinks at the time of ingestion and by consuming fish oil immediately before meals without further (excessive) fluid consumption [ 54].
This experience can be minimized by avoiding unnecessary fluids at the time of ingestion of fish oil, avoiding aerated drinks and by taking fish oil immediately before a meal.
Marketing is what makes a rubbish drink of aerated water plus caffeine, sweeteners and synthetic flavourings into a gadzillion-dollar global phenomenon and omnipotent symbol of the good life under capitalism.
Colors in the 3D reconstruction represent clusters of lung tissue: hyper-aerated (blue), normally aerated (green), poorly aerated (yellow), non-aerated (red).
It is aerated with all sentient beings, so aerated that there's no solidity at all.
This classic uses similar techniques to the earl grey marTEAni, but adds an extra twist by straining the drink over soda water, which reacts with the egg white for a lovely aerated texture.
Most soils need to be aerated, which tillage does.
