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We are known for the aptly named Long Island Iced Tea. Gives me heart burn though. I prefer a Dirty Martini.
What are some common non alcoholic drinks from the place you live? Where i live tereré ( yerba mate with cold water ) is very common and i drink everydayView attachment 705759
Im brazilian, its common here too but is especific to the western part of the countrySos paraguayo?
Is that guarani? I dont speak itMba'e, Ja'uta la terere!
We are known for the aptly named Long Island Iced Tea. Gives me heart burn though. I prefer a Dirty Martini.
whenever i have people visiting from out of town it always blows me away that they have no fucking clue what coffee milk is, so i always have some Autocrat on hand just to teach these fools a lessonI visited my brother in Arizona and they had zero clue what I was trying to order at the breakfast place. Apparently it is very regional...but so good! I need to get some syrup for nostalgia's sake.
When I lived in Rhode Island we had Autocrat Coffee Milk. It was our state drink and it was the best!
whenever i have people visiting from out of town it always blows me away that they have no fucking clue what coffee milk is, so i always have some Autocrat on hand just to teach these fools a lesson
I've never seen that around here actually. Funny I've never seen coffee milk in New Hampshire period. I'm an hour and a half away from where I grew up but it might as well be fairy blood haha.I remember coffee milk from all my time spent in New England. Especially Maine. I always used to get it when I ordered an Italian sandwich at this little deli in Portland.
Now, apparently this is a popular brand throughout New England. I'm sure you could find it in NH.
It is, indeed, amazing. But very regional. I could never find it in New York but I could when I crossed the border into Canada.
Now, here in Arizona? Forget about it.
Im brazilian, its common here too but is especific to the western part of the country
A shot in the dark, I thought only people from Paraguay said terere.Is that guarani? I dont speak it