A nice long cold drink...(non alcoholic)

[andyjreid]

I wasn't too disappointed when the Milk Snatcher withdrew compulsory rations, ours was always warming gently by the radiator.

Thats my memory of free school milk. Warm, in a small bottle with a layer of warm cream about 3 inches thick on top.

As for refreshing, not too sweet drinks, I like a Ginger Ale, Canada Dry is nice but Tesco (i think) do a really nice one but can't remember whether it is the American oneor the Canadian one.

Failing that, Lime cordial with cold soda/sparkling water.

 

[Pig Cat]

I just enjoy a nice can or glass of Coca Cola. Addictive stuff though, so I have to temper my use otherwise I get told off by Mrs PC!! :roll:

 

[sonny]

I wasn't too disappointed when the Milk Snatcher withdrew compulsory rations, ours was always warming gently by the radiator.

Thats my memory of free school milk. Warm, in a small bottle with a layer of warm cream about 3 inches thick on top.

As for refreshing, not too sweet drinks, I like a Ginger Ale, Canada Dry is nice but Tesco (i think) do a really nice one but can't remember whether it is the American oneor the Canadian one.

Failing that, Lime cordial with cold soda/sparkling water.

How could I forget good ol' giner ale! everyone in my house is addicted to the stuff!

 

[slash]

Best drink ever when its cracking pavement weather..

 

[henkverhaar]

Can only get UHT here, haven't had a decent cup of tea since Christmas

Well, UHT is almost decent, if you cannot get pasteurized. Especially if you use it to make porridge with anyway...

 

[hunnymonster]

Can only get UHT here, haven't had a decent cup of tea since Christmas

Well, UHT is almost decent, if you cannot get pasteurized. Especially if you use it to make porridge with anyway...

:shock:

UHT tastes of plastic and imparts that taste to everything it touches. You'll be telling me that powdered milk is fine too next

 

[Attero]

Lemon Barley Water ..... Holy handbags i could keep drinking that stuff till i started leaking.

 

[simmo3801]

You can get an iced tea powder in the states sure it's made by Liptons but haven't seen it here. Iced tea definitely more popular over there. I tried Liptons Peach Iced tea there for a while in cans or bottles. Now that was bloody nice!!!

 

[hunnymonster]

They used to sell iced tea powder in Jenners' Food Hall in Edinburgh - but since House of Fraser did their usual "shed of franchises" thing, Valvona & Crolla (who took the food hall over) no longer stock it.

 

[Rev-O]

1/4 instant coffee solution (made with cold tap water)

3/4 cold milk

optional extras: ice cubes or aerosol cream.

Nicer than it sounds, trust me.

 

[slash]

Drive all day so now take 2 big freezeable ice blocks/containers and fill with Vimto frozen in freezer overnight..lovely.

 

[Oshi]

Drive all day so now take 2 big freezeable ice blocks/containers and fill with Vimto frozen in freezer overnight..lovely.

Cold can of vimto with ice

 

[SoapAlchemist]

So simple it's brilliant! Water (with an ice cube if available). Also has the advantage that you can pour it over your head in extremis without ending up really sticky.

 

[Mikael]

Double espresso, ice cubes (5 in medium size) and milk of your choice (either have a go in your mixer or with whole cubes).

 

[GOLDCREST]

Iced Black Tea..

 

[mattlad]

So simple it's brilliant! Water (with an ice cube if available). Also has the advantage that you can pour it over your head in extremis without ending up really sticky.

Another good old fashioned water drinker here!

"Council pop" as a mate of mine calls it.............