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Mixing Pepsi and milk can create a unique flavor combination that some people enjoy, often referred to as "pepsi float" or "dirty soda." The sweetness of the Pepsi combined with the creaminess of the milk can result in a rich and fizzy drink. However, taste is subjective, so while some may find it delicious, others might not enjoy the contrasting flavors and textures. It's worth trying if you're curious!
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What was laverns diet on Lavern and Shirly?
Pepsi mixed with milk!
What is Tea and milk Mixed together?
British Tea
What did Laverne call her drink of Pepsi and Milk?
I used to watch the show every week and I don't think her Pepsi/milk drink had a name. She refered to it as Pepsi and milk.
Is cinnamon and chocolate milk mixed good for you?
No
What is the state beverage of Rhode Island?
The Road Island Beverage is coffee mixed with milk that is mixed together and tastes like a coffee and milk milkshake
What is good when mixed in coffee?
Sugar and Milk is the best..
Does soda milk taste good?
It tastes AMAZING!It has the nutrition of milk along with the taste and fizz of soda.It tastes best with 7UP or coke/Pepsi.
How do humans make pudding?
pudding mix, milk, mixed together in a bowl with a spoon.
What is a Laverne and shirley cocktail?
pepsi and milk
Is milk a mixture or a solution?
Milk is a Mixture and a Solution.Milk is both a mixture and a solution; By definition a mixture is a combination of two substances that are mixed together, and milk is a homogenous mixture (which is also known as a solution).
Is it okay if breast milk separates, and if so, how can it be safely mixed back together before feeding?
Yes, it is normal for breast milk to separate, and it can be safely mixed back together before feeding by gently swirling or shaking the container. It is important to avoid vigorous shaking to prevent damaging the nutrients in the milk.
What are the main caterogies of a homogeneous mixture?
Homegenous means mixed together evenly... a common example is margarine or homogenized milk (where cream and milk are mixed together).Why not simply look these up on google, wikopedia or dictionary.com instead of wasting people's time here?
