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Your Favorite non alcholic/non popular beverage of all time


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I ate everything. :burp: Now to quench the thirst, I have one more drink which is quite popular in the sub continent. Rooh Afza. 150px-Bottle_of_Rooh_Afza_in_India.JPG Rooh Afza in milk is delicious. Anyone tried it?
yes i did wen i was kid. used to drink it daily
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By Non Popular, I mean like the drinks other then Pepsi, Coke etc. My personal favorite our Indian - SHIKANJVI AKA NIMBU PANI. Growing up in India, I used to love this. It used to taste CLASS during those hot days of May-June For those who don't have Nimbu at house and feel like drinking this - Get some Kala namak and mix it with Sprite or Ginger-Ale. It tastes about the same and is amazing. So what are your favorite drinks.
I am sure it's easier to get Nimbu vs kala namak :gossip:
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I ate everything. :burp: Now to quench the thirst, I have one more drink which is quite popular in the sub continent. Rooh Afza. 150px-Bottle_of_Rooh_Afza_in_India.JPG Rooh Afza in milk is delicious. Anyone tried it?
I had almost forgotten about it. I used to drink this everyday before going to school :icflove:
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Sherdi no ras ....dang, I want some now sugarcane juice? it sounds weird in angrezi Sugarcanejuice.jpg
Not the same....Sugarcane Juice tastes tastes so much better in the unhygenic glass on the roadside :haha:
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Has anyone drank PANNA? I am not sure if it's called Panna Juice or what. But it's somethign Panna. It's great drink.
Panna juice matlab kacchi aam wali na? Love it :dance: If something else, then no idea. Another one is Jaljeera. :--D Traditionally being used for digestive purposes but love it when cold water is used.
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Panna juice matlab kacchi aam wali na? Love it :dance: If something else, then no idea. Another one is Jaljeera. :--D Traditionally being used for digestive purposes but love it when cold water is used.
@tics mango panna :nice: Kalingad juice with big chunks of cold, red watermelon.
YES. PANNA. THAT'S WHAT I WAS TALKINGA BOUT. Last drank when I was in India. Almost 9 years back.
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It's very similar to the north Falooda, which I love. Falooda: falooda.jpgdrool.gif
Falooda is awesome too, but Jigarthanda has a distinctive taste. Maybe because they use less ice cream and more Agar in the preparation.
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It's very similar to the north Falooda, which I love. Falooda: falooda.jpgdrool.gif
:two_thumbs_up: Here in Mumbai, there is one variety where they use chocolate + cream to form a coating at the top, followed by cherries, toppings. Simply love it :icflove:
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