Cracked Pepper and olive oil flavored Triscuits.

They are so good, you don't even need dip to go with them. I recommend you try them if you're into that kind of stuff.

I've had them and I don't really like them as much as the originals. Not to say I don't like the ingredients; I like bread in those two things.

Root beer floats are nasty, so I replaced the root beer with orange soda. You should try this

Those are great too. I love them both!

pfffff Dr.Pepper is the best

Grape soda and ice cream is the only way to go.

grape Soda with Icecream? like vanilla icecream?

Put it in a blender and it makes a good sorbet (kinda...)

Actually that sounds perfect! There's a brand of grape soda we have here that's nice but it's SUPER strong. But if you mixed it with ice-cream it probably would make a really nice sorbet-type thing.

I ate some spicy fried chicken. I know they're probably really unhealthy for me, but they taste so good!

Grape soda is awful. I love grapes but not the soda or juice for some reason.

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I like orange soda at least! Doesn't that count for something?

Everyone loves orange soda! (though brand preferences vary)

False. I will drink orange soda if I must, but I don't prefer it.

To be honest, I really hate fruit-flavored sodas.

I got a bag of Hershey Kisses the other day. So tasty<3

I know who loves orange soda, though.

Kel loves orange soda.

It's also good with a certain vanilla-flavored beverage of Russian origin that most members here should not be drinking.

1 bottle of Green River Soda, Cherry Syrup (2 tablespoon or to taste), Mix in tall glass (for extra kick add chopped maraschino cherries)

Green River is a lime soda, it's the only one I've had or know about...

I've never heard of that.

But as far as weird sodas go, my love for Cheerwine is fairly well-known.

You're closer to where they sell it than me!

I can honestly say Cheerwine is alright, but just not my kind of drink. I don't really like any soda that is like a cola.

If you're not from the south they aren't

Where I am, cola refers to a soda that is like Coke or Pepsi. I mean, the store brand stuff's name is "Cola" in some cases. And the store brand Sprite/Sierra Mist stuff is "Lemon Lime." (I'm serious)

So I always viewed cola as a soft drink that had a Pepsi/Coke type flavor to it.

I never ever heard someone saying Cola here.
coke are usually referred as a soft drink.

Where I am, cola is a specific type of soda. It's what Coke and Pepsi are.

I had a chocolate cake earlier and felt it was missing something. So, I put hot sauce on it. Spicy peppers and chocolate go wonderful together.

Impossible! I can't believe it, that chocolate Cake is a lie.

I've seen someone going crazy about Wasabi KitKat.
Honestly I wouldn't be happy to have Spicy KitKat
Though Spicy foods are my daily meal.

Heard that chocolate covered chili peppers were common in high end restaurants (somewhere in the world)

Wasabi kitkat? As in...the kitkat taste like wasabi?

Yep sold In Japan.

I saw a Wasabi kitkat at an anime convention a few months back. I never ate it, but I did get to try green tea flavored kitkat which was sweeter than I thought it would be.

How many licks does it take to get to the center of a scorpi-pop?

I've seen those before. I asked the person at the register, and they said they actually sold really well.

I've never finished one of those before, and now I really want to.

We sell Scorpion Tequila at the bar where I work which actually has a scorpion in it. Whoever finishes the bottle usually gets it.

But a scorpion lollipop?!?!?! I don't see scorpions as potential sweets. Then again, scorpions don't seem like anything but potential death.

For some reason, I'm not surprised.

Probably part of the appeal, though scorpion venom is a protein and I think can actually be safely consumed (don't quote me on that and don't try it at home).

Pufferfish on the other hand... you gotta be crazy to eat fugu.