Sarsaparilla cordial and lemonade...
Re: Favorite soda
Sarsaparilla cordial and lemonade...
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Re: Favorite soda
When I was a kid I loved Tizer. The closest thing to that these days is Irn Brew, which, as we all know, is made in Scotland from girders.
They also had a sister drink called Jusoda. Sorta like a super orange pop, Great with fish and chips.
Don't drink much pop these days but if I do it's diet coke. Gotta watch out for type 2 diabetes at my old age.
One thing I showed my grandkids, which they all adore, is American Cream Soda poured over vanilla ice cream. If they know that it's on the cards they may get some, they wolf down their dinner PDQ.
Used to like sasperilla, although it does induce a sugar sweat if overdosed.
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Not far from the truth. It's actually made from rusty iron bedsteads, looted from burnt out council flats.Originally Posted by InsaneApache
Irn Brew, which, as we all know, is made in Scotland from girders.
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I don't like soda. Never have. I have an aversion to carbonated (fizzy) drinks. I can't even swallow them, let alone discern one taste from another....
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