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Co-Cola & Peanuts: A Fine Southern Tradition
Check out my childhood memories of a treasured Southern tradition–pouring peanuts into Coke, or Co-Cola as we call it down South, in today’s Leite’s Culinaria.
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Tagged Co-Cola, Coca-Cola, Coke, Coke and peanuts, peanuts, South, Southern food
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Kol-ahh!
Kola Tonic, which I see in the fine print on the label is produced in Salt River, South Africa. So much for reducing the carbon footprint. Doesn’t anybody make this stuff around here? I experienced an ah-hah! moment recently, while … Continue reading
Tagged Coca-Cola, Kola tonic
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