Looking for things to do during Dry January? Here are some non-alcoholic drinks to try.
. That year, 4,000 people stepped away from the bottle. Now, a decade later, Dry January has gained widespread popularity, with 130,000 people taking part in 2022.
There are many reasons, besides the social aspect, that people partake in Dry January. According to afrom the University of Sussex, those reasons typically include improving health, losing weight, and cutting back on spending money.Here are a couple "mocktails" you can try while stay "dry" this January:
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