I was hoping for a case of Irn Bru, stovies or mince n tatties, and an invite to poker
What's your favorite non-alcoholic beverage? (3 Viewers)
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Kain8
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Usually get one or two of these a month at the grocery store near my office when the wife needs me to get a few things. It's Dr. Pepper but WAY better!
RadicusScout
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Muktown represent!
Or, you can just go to your local Publix.For anyone with time to burn that doesn't know what Irn Bru really is, the National Library of Scotland has a video from 1988 about the beverage. I almost want to travel to Scotland just to try it - provided I can only find a Scottish to English dictionary.
I recently found that they have Irn Bru in the UK section of the international foods aisle.
I may or may not have had about one a week since I discovered this last month.
By far, mine is black coffee.
I drink 2-3 500mL cups each day, and I buy green beans and roast them myself.
I drink 2-3 500mL cups each day, and I buy green beans and roast them myself.
Poker Zombie
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Sadly, I have already checked Publix. That is how I came to the conclusion in the Brekkie photo that the beans were Heinz.
I'm largely certain that I will find Irn Bru unpalatable. But for a beverage to survive 100 years and bounce back after being banned during WWII, it's gotta be worth the try.
...and Liz in now onboard with the Scotland trip.
"Liz, what do you think about trying some Irn Bru"?
"Sure, but I thought Publix didn't carry it".
"No, but I found a place that does. It's in Glasgow"
"... Um.... ok"
BonScot
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In a country that produces so much outstanding single malt whiskey, why would there even be a market for Irn Bru?
OK, maybe in baby bottles for the newborn...
OK, maybe in baby bottles for the newborn...
Caramacs are just incredible! Such an underrated bar.
BonScot
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Science…
Irn-Bru revealed as top hangover cure by boozy professor who spent 10 years drinking all around the world for 'research'
https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/ne...dium=sharebar_native&utm_campaign=sharebaramp
The hot sauce is for the breakfast that is delivered daily. It pairs well with the espresso
Fresca is so refreshing.
We have home movies of a beachhouse from the 1970s. My great aunts (and you should see those bathing suits) were drinking red jug wine mixed with fresca. It is our belief that they invented the wine cooler.
The days of the "standard" 6 oz. cup of coffee are long past. Nothing less than an Ajit Pai mug of joe will get my day started.That's one heck of a big cup. And I hope those are coffee beans...
When I began learning how to roast coffee, the instructions said to start with green beans. I buy these since they're inexpensive, locally available, and already cleaned and cut.
I take back every nasty thing I ever said about you. Fresca is tart, bubbly nectar of the gods.
RadicusScout
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Poker Zombie
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That is exactly what I drank today - in that order.
K ALL IN 9
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Sad that Arnold Palmer wasn’t mentioned until the second page. Those are my go to but I just drink water or some “zero” form of soda. Sometimes I’ll be in the mood for those aloe drinks with the little bits in it.
Oooh, slime *and* stink! Hope you weren't using an electric roaster...
When I go to places that offer the Arnold Palmer, I order a Jack Nicklaus instead.
When they ask what that is, I ask them how they make an Arnold Palmer. Whatever they say an Arnie is, e.g. iced tea and lemonade, I tell them a Jack is the reverse, e.g. lemonade and iced tea. I have almost all the wait staff at our golf/tennis club trained by now...
I never did like Palmer much -- Fat Jack all the way, despite his being from Ohio State. Nobody's perfect.
I thought Pai resigned in fear of Biden, and took his cup with him.
(Mine is only 20 oz....)
TKEUofM
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I’m sorry I don’t understand the question……. lol
But to answer, Arnold Palmer is my go to
But to answer, Arnold Palmer is my go to
AlbinoDragon
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Iced tea pretty much year round. Helps to live in a location that's actually not out of the question as well. Arnold Palmer (or Jack Nicklaus) to mix it up, but I try not to overdo it too much in the interest of keeping the sugar intake down.
He did, but I will forever refer to a comically oversized coffee mug as an "Ajit Pai."
If you really want to be tempted, Publix supermarkets sell both peach iced tea and raspberry iced tea by the gallon and half-gallon. They don't have decaf, but I can't always resist anyway...
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