Message Forum: Re: Vanilla Coke

Re: Vanilla Coke

Posted By: wintermute, on host 172.181.39.181
Date: Saturday, July 13, 2002, at 02:20:33
In Reply To: Re: Vanilla Coke posted by Beasty on Friday, July 12, 2002, at 12:24:35:

> > I haven't tried Vanilla Coke, either, not being a big vanilla fan. Two of the best I've tried: Diet Coke and unsweetened tea (I get this all the time, which appalls my roommate), and Coke and orange juice. I've found that given two tastes that I like individually, I'm very likely to enjoy the combination, as well.
>
> > -Fob"now I'm thirsty"ulis
>
> Heh, there's a popular drink here that most people make themselves. It's most commonly called "Muddy River Water", sometimes with the name of a local river substituted for Muddy. It consists of half coke and half fizzy orange, usually Tango.

Use fresh orange juice. It's far better.

> It's also very, very tasty.
>
> Bea"I haven't drunk any in a while, must remedy that..."sty

winter"Mmmm.... Thames water"mute

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Message:	> > > I haven't tried Vanilla Coke, either, not being a big vanilla fan. Two of the best I've tried: Diet Coke and unsweetened tea (I get this all the time, which appalls my roommate), and Coke and orange juice. I've found that given two tastes that I like individually, I'm very likely to enjoy the combination, as well. > > > > > -Fob"now I'm thirsty"ulis > > > > Heh, there's a popular drink here that most people make themselves. It's most commonly called "Muddy River Water", sometimes with the name of a local river substituted for Muddy. It consists of half coke and half fizzy orange, usually Tango. > > Use fresh orange juice. It's far better. > > > It's also very, very tasty. > > > > Bea"I haven't drunk any in a while, must remedy that..."sty > > winter"Mmmm.... Thames water"mute
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