niraj kumar chaudhary
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Drinks is normally catagar4ised into two types ,soft drink and hard drink. juice,**** ,fenta, sprite etc comes under soft drink and beer, rum vodka whiski, wine etc comes under hard drinks.:beach:
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My main experience is from police officers asking how many I've had...
I then divide by three
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As far as "soft drinks" go, you can't go wrong with Dr.Pepper or Root Beer.
I quite enjoy a Bloody Mary as well, but I wouldn't really call that a "hard" drink.
I quite enjoy a Bloody Mary as well, but I wouldn't really call that a "hard" drink.
loydalicea
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It is right. soft drink always good for health. I like only soft drink not hard drink. **staff edit**
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I drink to forget.
Skwim
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I'll drink to that!
Morally that might be a sound theory. Scientifically, it's a little on the weak side though.
Heavy Drinkers Outlive Nondrinkers, Study Finds - TIME
I hardly ever have soft drinks.
For non-alcoholic beverages, I mostly just drink water and green tea. Sometimes a fruit smoothie with no added sugar.
For alcohol, I drink red wine sometimes on weekends. Rarely I'll have a Captain n' Coke instead (hard and soft drink).
For non-alcoholic beverages, I mostly just drink water and green tea. Sometimes a fruit smoothie with no added sugar.
For alcohol, I drink red wine sometimes on weekends. Rarely I'll have a Captain n' Coke instead (hard and soft drink).
Namaste
One of my favorite drinks is lassi, which is yogurt drink, and I like salt in my yogurt drink ("salt lassi") which I know isn't healthy for me due to salt but I think this is a discussion about yummy drinks and not healthy drinks.
But I guess, as a fruit fan, I drink healthy drinks by coincidence - I love fruit juices!
I also love lime drinks.
I do look at labels because I want to avoid "high fructose corn syrup" which is in all kinds of drinks and food. When I want sweet, then I want real sugar! I like cane sugar. I also like cocofria like from Puerto Rico.
I do not drink alcohol. But I like growing hard stone fruit trees and also very good at grapes and grape variations. So actually I am sort of considered an expert maker of wine in my area, but I give the wine away and don't drink it. My specialty is red wine from Mission grape, zinfandel, cabernet sauvignon, and the "little princess" pinot noir. My red table grape product is also popular New York style. But in the last two years I haven't fermented anything even though I am asked to, and cannot build up the heart to cut down some of my grape vines. The Mission grape will remain forever until her death because it comes from a one of the original grape vines in very early California history and brought from Spain, it was given to me by a catholic monk.
As for soft drinks, I need to avoid them, but if I drink them I like Coke, Dr. Pepper, root beers, orange sodas and cream sodas. Cherry Coke is nice.
There is something about Coke when I am sick or very very pooped, like after a walk in the desert, it cures me. So sometimes I use it as medicine. I like Coca Cola way better than Pepsi, especially out of a glass bottle cold like the one's we get here in California that are bottled in Mexico - yummy.
I love goat milk to drink.
As for non-US bottled soft drinks, I love Limca from India. There is some magic taste in this lime drink, but prubably pure poison maybe. But I drink it.
I don't drink beer, sorry. I am a teatoller and I only like caffine type drinks if I am going to be naughty, such as green tea (with milk).
Om Namah Sivaya
One of my favorite drinks is lassi, which is yogurt drink, and I like salt in my yogurt drink ("salt lassi") which I know isn't healthy for me due to salt but I think this is a discussion about yummy drinks and not healthy drinks.
But I guess, as a fruit fan, I drink healthy drinks by coincidence - I love fruit juices!
I also love lime drinks.
I do look at labels because I want to avoid "high fructose corn syrup" which is in all kinds of drinks and food. When I want sweet, then I want real sugar! I like cane sugar. I also like cocofria like from Puerto Rico.
I do not drink alcohol. But I like growing hard stone fruit trees and also very good at grapes and grape variations. So actually I am sort of considered an expert maker of wine in my area, but I give the wine away and don't drink it. My specialty is red wine from Mission grape, zinfandel, cabernet sauvignon, and the "little princess" pinot noir. My red table grape product is also popular New York style. But in the last two years I haven't fermented anything even though I am asked to, and cannot build up the heart to cut down some of my grape vines. The Mission grape will remain forever until her death because it comes from a one of the original grape vines in very early California history and brought from Spain, it was given to me by a catholic monk.
As for soft drinks, I need to avoid them, but if I drink them I like Coke, Dr. Pepper, root beers, orange sodas and cream sodas. Cherry Coke is nice.
There is something about Coke when I am sick or very very pooped, like after a walk in the desert, it cures me. So sometimes I use it as medicine. I like Coca Cola way better than Pepsi, especially out of a glass bottle cold like the one's we get here in California that are bottled in Mexico - yummy.
I love goat milk to drink.
As for non-US bottled soft drinks, I love Limca from India. There is some magic taste in this lime drink, but prubably pure poison maybe. But I drink it.
I don't drink beer, sorry. I am a teatoller and I only like caffine type drinks if I am going to be naughty, such as green tea (with milk).
Om Namah Sivaya
... by the way, you can scream and argue with me all you want about China tea, Thai, Indian tea, Japanese, yadda yadda yadda.
The BEST tea in the ENTIRE WORLD is the tips from Sri Lanka (Ceylon Tea). Runner up is Assam Tea.
LET THE TEA WARS BEGIN
Om Namah Sivaya
The BEST tea in the ENTIRE WORLD is the tips from Sri Lanka (Ceylon Tea). Runner up is Assam Tea.
LET THE TEA WARS BEGIN
Om Namah Sivaya
I've been working on this bottle of Hiram Walker's pumpkin spice liqueur for at least three years now, trying to find a good way to use it up.
I think I've finally found it: a layered autumn cordial drink: 1/3rd shot Kahlua on the bottom of a tall, narrow cordial glass, layer 1/2 shot of eggnog on top of the Kahlua, then layer 1/3 shot of Hiram Walker's pumpkin spice liqueur on top of that.
I might actually finish the bottle by the end of the year!
I think I've finally found it: a layered autumn cordial drink: 1/3rd shot Kahlua on the bottom of a tall, narrow cordial glass, layer 1/2 shot of eggnog on top of the Kahlua, then layer 1/3 shot of Hiram Walker's pumpkin spice liqueur on top of that.
I might actually finish the bottle by the end of the year!
That would go well with some pie.
