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Re: Pet Peeves?
Originally Posted by cindyabs
(Post 10997308)
HA!! You want to taste REAL essence of tree, try some pitch from a spruce tree..................
http://www.janeausten.co.uk/spruce-beer/ |
Re: Pet Peeves?
Originally Posted by robin1234
(Post 10997964)
Jane Austen was a great brewer of spruce beer. And apparently the British army in North America brewed their own.
http://www.janeausten.co.uk/spruce-beer/ |
Re: Pet Peeves?
Originally Posted by cindyabs
(Post 10997979)
I've had birch beer years ago, but it was actually a soft drink.
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Re: Pet Peeves?
Originally Posted by cindyabs
(Post 10997979)
I've had birch beer years ago, but it was actually a soft drink.
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Re: Pet Peeves?
Originally Posted by Pulaski
(Post 10998032)
I like root beer. :)
I tried it many times when I first moved out but never could develop a taste for it. Cream Soda, on the other hand ... |
Re: Pet Peeves?
Pet peeve...picking up the kids drink instead of mine, taking a big glug expecting to taste coke or iced tea and getting a mouthful of root beer instead....:sick:
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Re: Pet Peeves?
Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing
(Post 10998065)
I tried it many times when I first moved out but never could develop a taste for it. Cream Soda, on the other hand ...
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Re: Pet Peeves?
Originally Posted by yellowroom
(Post 10998094)
I have developed a serious cream soda habit since being here. Doesn't do my teeth any good whatsoever - I have the diet version but have thin enamel on my teeth and am supposed to avoid fizzy drinks. But it's lovely stuff.
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Re: Pet Peeves?
Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing
(Post 10998065)
I never could get past the fact that it tastes like TCP.
Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad
(Post 10998092)
Pet peeve...picking up the kids drink instead of mine, taking a big glug expecting to taste coke or iced tea and getting a mouthful of root beer instead....:sick:
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Re: Pet Peeves?
Originally Posted by Pulaski
(Post 10998100)
It's true it does, but I acquired a taste for it. :unsure: I actually first discovered it more than twenty years ago, and almost a decade before I met Mrs P or visited America, where a small newsagent on Wigmore St in London sold it.
I hated it back then, too :D |
Re: Pet Peeves?
Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing
(Post 10998105)
I had tried it in the UK as well when I was 7 or 8. Back in the 80s, my uncle was a salesman or marketing guy (or something) for a food distributor and he always had some weird and wonderful collection of sweets on the go. One of the things he had was cans of root beer, which he let us try.
I hated it back then, too. BTW. I think it tastes more like linament than TCP! :D |
Re: Pet Peeves?
Originally Posted by Pulaski
(Post 10998111)
Yeah, despite my taste for it, I'm not surprised it never caught on in the UK.
BTW. I think it tastes more like lineament than TCP! :D |
Re: Pet Peeves?
Ugh.. Root beer...
Weeeelll... We don't got nothing good, but we got these here roots. We done tried eatin them already. They tastes like shit. Weeeeelll... mebee we can make a drink out of 'em. *mashes them up and bottles the juice* Naaaww... Still tastes like shit... Ain't no one gonna pay for this. Weeelll... lets call it beer. Yeeaahh... That'll do it all right. :sick: |
Re: Pet Peeves?
Originally Posted by Nutek
(Post 10998183)
Ugh.. Root beer...
Weeeelll... We don't got nothing good, but we got these here roots. We done tried eatin them already. They tastes like shit. Weeeeelll... mebee we can make a drink out of 'em. *mashes them up and bottles the juice* Naaaww... Still tastes like shit... Ain't no one gonna pay for this. Weeelll... lets call it beer. Yeeaahh... That'll do it all right. :sick: |
Re: Pet Peeves?
Just a little word of warning - before my MIL became totally unintelligible through Alzheiemer's, her only topic of conversation was which foods she did or didn't 'care for'.
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