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Nancy Young wrote:
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>>> (She also had the idea of mixing coke with milk. It sounded weird to
>>> me at first, but it didn't taste bad at all, and makes a good
>>> substitute for chocolate milk.)

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>> I thought I came up with that drink. Anyway, good for your aunt. Coke
>> and milk is a good combination. You have to drink it within a few
>> minutes or you'll get a thick layer of icky cheezy material floating
>> on the top of some liquid that no longer looks like Coke or milk.

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> Years and years ago I worked with a woman who drank Coke and
> milk because she had an ulcer. It didn't sound very good, but she
> seemed to like it. I have no idea if it was good for what ailed her.
> nancy


Once upon a time in another land my SIL used to drink something they
called a Purple Cow. Grapette soda and milk mixed together, looked
udderly revolting so I never tried it. She gave it up a long time ago too.
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George Shirley wrote:
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>> Years and years ago I worked with a woman who drank Coke and
>> milk because she had an ulcer. It didn't sound very good, but she
>> seemed to like it. I have no idea if it was good for what ailed her.


> Once upon a time in another land my SIL used to drink something they
> called a Purple Cow. Grapette soda and milk mixed together, looked
> udderly revolting so I never tried it. She gave it up a long time ago
> too.


Oh, geez, that must have looked horrid.

nancy
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