Originally posted by LuckI'm from New England, and I don't put ice in my soda. If I did drink soda, and it was warm... I'd put Ice in it. The key is to drink it fast enough before it becomes watered down.
Most of the Yankees are obsessed with ice in their sodas, but their do not put ice in their beers, why not?
In the resteurant, the beer and sode served often through same cardondioxide machine; with other words, they are served at the same temperature. So why do they add ice in soda, but not in beer. When actually, the ice is not needed in the sodas.
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I persoanlly do not like the ice because the sodas gets too "water-damaged".
Harri / Luck
I have had a beer with ice also. Warm beer, need it NOW... same rule. Drink before the cubes melt.
Now stop treating everyone in the US like they are from Texas, ok?
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Originally posted by LuckResturants put ice in the soft drinks for profit. Many have policies reguarding the serving size without ice. Ice is much cheaper than CO2 and soda pop syrup.
Most of the Yankees are obsessed with ice in their sodas, but their do not put ice in their beers, why not?
In the resteurant, the beer and sode served often through same cardondioxide machine; with other words, they are served at the same temperature. So why do they add ice in soda, but not in beer. When actually, the ice is not needed in the sodas.
Of c ...[text shortened]...
I persoanlly do not like the ice because the sodas gets too "water-damaged".
Harri / Luck
Originally posted by LuckI haven't been brainwashed by talk radio, so for me, it's not about Republican or Democrat. I just want someone who will do a good job. I think Gulliani or Hillary could both do the job--slight edge to Rudy.
Yeah, it is a lot better with the liberal minded presidents like Clinton and Kennedy, because then they can literaly crew Everybody.
Mark my word, history will repeat itself!
Harri / Luck
Originally posted by Luckpeople dont want to water-down their beer, and you'd get less beer in the glass of course 😕
Most of the Yankees are obsessed with ice in their sodas, but their do not put ice in their beers, why not?
In the resteurant, the beer and sode served often through same cardondioxide machine; with other words, they are served at the same temperature. So why do they add ice in soda, but not in beer. When actually, the ice is not needed in the sodas.
Of c ...[text shortened]...
I persoanlly do not like the ice because the sodas gets too "water-damaged".
Harri / Luck
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Originally posted by LuckSome of us don't put it in our soda, because we don't want our soda watered down.
So why would you put ice in soda then?
Temperature is the same.
Of course, you want it water-downed and less of it.
Harri / Luck
edit: and I'm not a fricking yank because I gave up fricking for lent 😉
Originally posted by reader1107Excuse me, but I don't think lent starts until Ash Wednesday.
Some of us [b]don't put it in our soda, because we don't want our soda watered down.
edit: and I'm not a fricking yank because I gave up fricking for lent 😉[/b]
Or does it start on Valentines day now?
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