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A combination of red wine and gingerale is called a spritzer. It tastes a lot like a wine cooler, fizzy and spicy but with that delicious wine taste. A great sipping drink or party drink.

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It's great! It became my new favorite drink while I was in Tokyo.

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Of course. There are no contraindications from mixing Ginger Ale and Children's Tylenol together. It would actually be beneficial to children who are having a fever and an upset stomach.

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It's not the Ginger-ale that's good for you, it's the ginger it's made from. Ginger protects the lungs and colon, oil of ginger stimulates circulation and is useful for arthritic and rheumatic disorders, urinary difficulties, morning sickness and motion sickness.

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Yes, it is the carbonation in the ginger ale that would cause it to be classified as a soda. In a similar example, root beer would also be considered a soda. == ==

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its sold everywhere, sillyface.

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Depends on the brand, but most 'popular' ginger ale beverages don't have any real ginger only artificial flavors.

REAL ginger ale drinks best settle upset stomachs and are a real taste treat but they can usually only be found in health food and natural food stores

Canada Dry ginger ale has ginger in it. Just read the ingredients list.

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Ginger Ale.

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The carbonation helps release gas from your stomach, if your upset stomach is due to gas, and the ginger in ginger ale has been an approved remedy for upset stomachs for centuries. Just make sure the ale actually has ginger as an ingredient, though if it doesn't it may still work, just not as effectively.

But, to be honest, other ginger products would probably work just as well. Crystallized or candied ginger, for example.

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No! Ginger ale contains sugar and coloration that can have a bad effect on the stain and the material. Plain tonic water, seltzer water or club soda are colorless and should be sugar free, so they won't leave a residue behind.

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Any Coca Cola Distributor

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Ginger ale is suppose to stimulate your body by causing heat. Also like most other spices and herbs it does help you if you digest some. To much off it can be bad though sometimes. Just consider it like garlic or onions.

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Yes, dogs can have anything except cooked chicken bones.

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At the most better liquer stores. Even dutch online marketplaces sell them.

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Grocery stores, supermarkets, drug stores, etc. will have Canada Dry Ginger Ale.

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Approximately 35g per 355ml can.

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Ireland about 1851

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Ginger ale is called Ginger ale because most mixtures (if not all) are mxed with Ginger flavor. The Bundaberg company uses real pieces of Ginger to flavor their product, as do many other companies.

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Water.

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No it doesn't. The ingredient label says: carbonated water, high fructose corn syrup, citric acid, natural flavors, potassium sorbate and sodium benzoate. No ginger.

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No. In fact they sometimes advertise it that way.

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Yes.

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Ginger ale is not known for curing a cold, per se. It does, however, help calm a nauseus stomach when you need to get fluids absorbed.

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Wouldn't any non- alcoholic fluid help resore fluids and help electrolytes?