And you know what’s really frightening? If you drink enough of it, you begin to like it
Returning to an occasional coke out of necessity after swapping to other sodas is a bizarre experience. It really has a strange taste. Not even necessarily bad, but strange. But if you return to it for a few weeks, you stop noticing it.
Bought an oreo coke out of morbid curiosity today. I love trying weird shit like that. 10/10 would try it once and never again, again.
Where is on the scale of “tastes exactly like oreos” to “tastes like monkey butts but the more sips I take the more I want it”?
It tasted like an oreo you got out of a monkey butt, so def wanted more.
It tastes exactly like those coke Oreos.
It tastes like vanilla coke, but different. I described it as greasy vanilla, but creamy might be a nicer way to put it. I didn’t notice any chocolate flavor.
Funnily enough I’ve tried a Coke Oreo the other day and it’s the most disgusting, vile shit I’ve ever had the misfortune of tasting before. Tastes like flat coke that’s being left in the open for a week. Why, oh WHY would someone think that’s a good idea? Who’s the executive that greenlit this shit?!
I dunno man. And you’re not wrong. Mine probably would have been better if it wasn’t sugar-free. That dominated the oreo flavor.
But I’ll try any of that weird shit. I love the wacky chips and whatnot. Once.
I bought a bag of lamington-infused coffee out of curiosity. It tastes faintly of strawberry and coconut. A sip would have been enough and I bought a week’s supply… 😒
At least I’m supporting breast cancer research by drinking it.
Try some Ovaltine in OJ sometime (we ran out of milk). Definitely worth adding to the “trying weird shit” list.
Shit man, OK, I’m on board.
So you’re saying that doing too much coke can result in the loss of taste?
Also yes.
Sorru, but my kidneys only yearn for Big Red and Kolashanpan.
It can’t be as crazy as Moxie.
Just like The Federation.
I didn’t drink it for a while and after that it tasted disgusting to me. And I used it as an opportunity to drink healthier from then on.
“you can’t even taste the cocaine”
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They just don’t know good cuisine.
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You laugh but I bet I could make some kickass enchiladas out of that and you wouldn’t know unless I told you.
AMERICAN INGENUITY KNOWS NO BOUNDS
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A lot of Mexican families live here. They brought their recipes over.
Also America is a melting pot. Kinda our thing. Every food will be assimilated.
Cultural appropriation is American culture 😎
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I remember seeing this for the first time in an American movie as a kid. I was like “what in the fuck”, and I still think that to this day. It’s fucked, and the degenerate that invented it belongs to a cross.
Wtf
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Bro…I try not to reimagine myself tasting it for the first time.
Mabe it’s me, but I don’t see disgust like I’ve previously read about in the “history” between La France et Coca-Cola, I see a curious surprise with a mild shock of the utterly unexpected.
Imagine the flavor of Coca-Cola being that alien in your life.I guess that you must be French then, because to me, as a Scandinavian, that man looks disgusted. Like he’s about to ask why he was handed battery acid for a refreshment.
sacre bleu! zhis does not taste like cigarettes and piss! despicable!
You put this on cheese!?!
if i made a mistake with the french spelling, it is because i have no respect for that language
That’s a normal reaction. I like it.
That’s the correct reaction
[The French have changed their status with America to neutral]
This doesn’t taste like cocaine!
Well, that one might have
Fake. French man does not have cigarette.
/s
he could be holding one in his right hand for all we know
Most definitely is
Ed Harris’ dad?
Hello, Dolores
Doesn’t taste like anything to me
Quebec is established in North America
Maudit tabarnak
Calisse! sacre estie!
tabarouette!
We drink Pepsi though.
If that’s his first carbonated beverage, I can understand.
The country of champagne?
“what, no wormwood?”
Why did I though it was Jean Lasalle