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Chocolate soda needs to make a comeback.
It never went away for me, I just make it myself!
I'll have like 1/4 glass of milk and add chocolate syrup then as I mix that I add seltzer and if stirring correctly it won't fizz up. I know people say adding the acidity of seltzer spoils the milk, but I've never noticed it when I make it.
Spoiling milk is all about the ratio of the fat. It's why cream is used in alcoholic drinks. The higher fat content of the cream means it can take more without spoiling. Try yours with skim milk vs. whole and taste the difference.
Ahhh that would make sense then as I always used whole milk. I'll take your word for it, I don't need to taste that! lol
How about no
No one said you had to die on this hill. This is my hill.
What does that taste like anyways?
Delicious. Canfield chocolate fudge soda was bliss.
how do you feel about Coca Cola Blฤk?
Wait what
it was coca cola mixed with coffee. sweetened both with high fructose corn syrup, and two artificial sweeteners, simultaneously. I still remember the aftertaste.. it's not something you forget.