Sonic cranberry diet-Coke.
My first thought experience with Moxie was during a vacation to Maine. While talking with some folks who were running an antique shop, they asked me if I had tried their state soft drink Moxie. I hadn’t so they gave me one. It was very good. Tasted similar to root beer but with some differences.
Probably unknown to most.
Moxie.
I don’t drink soda as a rule, but once or twice a year I will have a bottle (if I can find them) or a can of Moxie. They are sold primarily in New England.
It’s a sweet and bitter old fashioned (1876) soda that was originally marketed as a nerve tonic.
Ah. Moxie. As you can see, I am another fan.Moxie. Hands down! I was practically weened on it.
Woody
EDITED TO ADD: I do drink about 8 oz of tonic water each night for the quinine to help prevent leg cramps. Works good. I just wish there was a real sugar version since I'm hypoglycemic.
Depends on the size of the container I guess?Please be more specific about the dollop…lol
dollop /dŏl′əp/
noun
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition • More at Wordnik
- A large lump or portion of a solid matter.
"a dollop of ice cream."- A small quantity or splash of a liquid.
"a dollop of whiskey."- A modicum; a bit.
"not a dollop of truth to the story."
Yes or root beer likeKinda like a sarsaparilla maybe?
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