Trying something new...
David Marshall
Diet Coke with Cherry: At last a Diet Coke that doesn't taste like
watered-down tar! And for all you Cherry Coke haters, it tastes nothing like
Cherry Coke!
Dave
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Matt Horsley
> Pepsi Max Cino: Weird. Very weird. Very very weird. More please.
Very weird, and rather vile, I found. Considering I like coffee, and I
find Pepsi Max one of the few diet drinks that is almost drinkable,
combining the two doesn't seem to have worked to well.
> Diet Coke with Cherry: At last a Diet Coke that doesn't taste like
> watered-down tar! And for all you Cherry Coke haters, it tastes nothing like
> Cherry Coke!
Tasting like Cherry Coke is only half the worry - tasting like Diet Coke
being the other!
David Marshall
Matt Horsley <ma...@durge.org> wrote:
>Very weird, and rather vile, I found. Considering I like coffee, and I
>find Pepsi Max one of the few diet drinks that is almost drinkable,
>combining the two doesn't seem to have worked to well.
It's a very sweet, very milky coffee.
>Tasting like Cherry Coke is only half the worry - tasting like Diet Coke
>being the other!
But it doesn't! Hurrah! It's actually nice! A Coke that's nice! Hurrah!
Charlie Turner
>
> It's a very sweet, very milky coffee.
>
David Marshall
Pepsi Max is lovely. A miracle of modern science.
David Marshall
Charlie Turner <charlott...@durham.ac.uk> wrote:
>> It's a very sweet, very milky coffee.
>YAY maybe a coffee i like then? is it sugar-free?
Yes. Pepsi Max Cino contains 3.2kJ (0.8 Calories) per 100ml. It's sweetened
with aspartame and acesulfame K.
David Nutter
> In article <dva5ti$k12$1...@heisenberg.grid-zero.net>,
> Matt Horsley <ma...@durge.org> wrote:
>>Very weird, and rather vile, I found. Considering I like coffee, and I
>>find Pepsi Max one of the few diet drinks that is almost drinkable,
>>combining the two doesn't seem to have worked to well.
>
> It's a very sweet, very milky coffee.
Heretic! Coffee should be as black and thick as the gunge underneath Satan's
toenails! None of this "sweet". None of this "milky".
Moving on, of all the fizzy soft drinks, Fentimans ginger beer is the nicest I've
found. These days I can't stand cola of any sort; it's like drinking sweetened
battery acid. Foul.
Regards,
-david
David Marshall
David Nutter <nut...@durge.org> wrote:
>> It's a very sweet, very milky coffee.
>Heretic! Coffee should be as black and thick as the gunge underneath Satan's
>toenails! None of this "sweet". None of this "milky".
Well, it's supposedly a cappuccinoesque coffee flavour, so it does make
sense in context.
>Moving on, of all the fizzy soft drinks, Fentimans ginger beer is the nicest I've
>found. These days I can't stand cola of any sort; it's like drinking sweetened
>battery acid. Foul.
But there's so much variation in colas! Coke gives me immediate and painful
acid indigestion. Pepsi Max is lovely.
Matt Horsley
> Moving on, of all the fizzy soft drinks, Fentimans ginger beer is the nicest I've
> found. These days I can't stand cola of any sort; it's like drinking sweetened
> battery acid. Foul.
Knowing you, I'm assuming you are speaking from experience here.
Rachael Ward
> In article <dva5ti$k12$1...@heisenberg.grid-zero.net>,
> Matt Horsley <ma...@durge.org> wrote:
>> I find Pepsi Max one of the few diet drinks that is almost drinkable,
>
> Pepsi Max is lovely. A miracle of modern science.
I've really gone off fizzy drinks of late. Am drinking dandelion and burdock
at the moment, admittedly, but that's lost a lot of its appeal. Feh. I
basically lived my final year of uni on Cherry Coke, Dr Pepper and
toasties. Which may have something to do with the fact I have enormous-ed
since graduation. Or possibly Blackwell's canteen.
I have developed a worrying obsession with apple juice, though.
David Graham Knoll
> I basically lived my final year of uni on Cherry Coke, Dr Pepper and toasties.
What?! Not chocolate and coffee?!
David
Matt Horsley
> I have developed a worrying obsession with apple juice, though.
There's nothing wrong with apple juice. Well, depending what you do
with it I suppose...
Rachael Ward
Well, those too.
Stu
Ferment it I hope.
Stu
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Nowlan's Theory:
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ne...@loowis.durge.org
> Matt Horsley <ma...@durge.org> wrote:
> > Rachael Ward wrote:
> >> I have developed a worrying obsession with apple juice, though.
> >
> > There's nothing wrong with apple juice. Well, depending what you do
> > with it I suppose...
> Ferment it I hope.
I find it much easier to purchase it pre-fermented :)
Andy Scheller
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