Ginger ale
Me too, but it has to be the brewed stuff, like Saxbys or Bundaberg. It's still non-A.
Have you tried making it yourself? Not the brewed sort, more of a fresh type. Jamie Oliver has a recipe.
Have you tried making it yourself? Not the brewed sort, more of a fresh type. Jamie Oliver has a recipe.
To me ginger ale , has a bit of a refreshing beer flavor
Since I have not been drinking , I keep trying diffrent things for the ride home .
It's been quite a bit of fun .
Tried things I never tried before .
As for Christmas , I'll take some egg nog , love that stuff
It's been quite a bit of fun .
Tried things I never tried before .
As for Christmas , I'll take some egg nog , love that stuff
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Love good string ginger ale, but I'm not a fan of sugar. I love to make ginger tea. Chop up some fresh ginger root, boil for about 10 min til good and strong, strain and enjoy. Not for the faint of heart.
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Dang it, now I want some! Haven't had it in years.
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Ginger ale is great...ginger beer, which I think is what some of you are talking about, is not so good. I used to think they were the same thing until a recent experience with ginger beer....ugh, nasty stuff. Canada Dry is great. I drink it on the plane all the time. Oddly I found that is the only time, on a plane that is, I used to drink it and I have talked to other people who have said the same thing. Strange. Not sure what it is about air travel that makes ginger ale so appealing.
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