New Pepsi Drink
New Pepsi Drink
The weather is hotting up and Japanese stores are full of summer products.
Weird Award Summer 2007 goes to the new 'Pepsi Ice Cucumber' drink.
Hurray - a cucumber-flavoured cola drink.
(Available for a limited time only in Japan)
I tried a bottle today.
It tastes like Sprite with a dose of Cool Mint Listerine.
I'll stick to Volvic
Mukade
Weird Award Summer 2007 goes to the new 'Pepsi Ice Cucumber' drink.
Hurray - a cucumber-flavoured cola drink.
(Available for a limited time only in Japan)
I tried a bottle today.
It tastes like Sprite with a dose of Cool Mint Listerine.
I'll stick to Volvic
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vaguely reminiscent of
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Just another entry in a loooonggg line of classicsmukade wrote:
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Not really.Tyler Morris wrote: Just another entry in a loooonggg line of classics
Those names aren't that strange for the Japanese market.
The only amuse English speakers.
The ice cucumber freaked out some of my Japanese friends.
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In the traditional form it is much like Kefir that way, however there are now versions that have carbonated water added to the yogurt. I find the latter unpalatable.hyldemoer wrote:The carbonation comes if its been left unrefrigerated for a few days and its started to ferment.I.D.10-t wrote:On a hot summer day, nothing beats doogh, a yogurt drink with small cubes of cucumber and mint. Much like a lassi but less sweet and sometimes carbonated.
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Lack of alcohol?I.D.10-t wrote:In the traditional form it is much like Kefir that way, however there are now versions that have carbonated water added to the yogurt. I find the latter unpalatable.hyldemoer wrote:The carbonation comes if its been left unrefrigerated for a few days and its started to ferment.I.D.10-t wrote:On a hot summer day, nothing beats doogh, a yogurt drink with small cubes of cucumber and mint. Much like a lassi but less sweet and sometimes carbonated.
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I reread your posting and realized the first time I read it I assumed it was a (coca-) cola flavored drink with additional cucumber and mint flavoring added.mukade wrote:The weather is hotting up and Japanese stores are full of summer products.
Weird Award Summer 2007 goes to the new 'Pepsi Ice Cucumber' drink.
Hurray - a cucumber-flavoured cola drink.
(Available for a limited time only in Japan)
I tried a bottle today.
It tastes like Sprite with a dose of Cool Mint Listerine.
Here in Chicago only carbonated soft drinks (soda pop) with cola flavoring in them are referred to as a cola drink, usually called a "coke".
If you asked for a "coke" or a cola and the restaurant didn't carry Coca-cola they might ask if the brand Pepsi was ok
but they certainly wouldn't confuse your request with requesting a lemon lime soda pop, root beer soda pop, orange soda pop, et cetera.
Somethings do get lost in translation. That's why interpreters call themselves interpreters instead of translators. There's usually culture to be dealt with.
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No, unlike kifer, doogh does not have any alcohol (to my knowledge).hyldemoer wrote:Lack of alcohol?I.D.10-t wrote:In the traditional form it is much like kefir that way, however there are now versions that have carbonated water added to the yogurt. I find the latter unpalatable.hyldemoer wrote:The carbonation comes if its been left unrefrigerated for a few days and its started to ferment.
Ever have home made yogurt compared to the often more sour commercial stuff? It’s just different.
Well the Iranian bottled stuff does taste like carbonated sour milk with soft chunks in it.Scott McCallister wrote:
Eeeww. I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.
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