The Vinegar and Milk Drink Probably Tastes like It Sounds
Robyn Currie — January 26, 2010 — Lifestyle
References: mikesblender & neatorama
Vinegar and Milk, two things that should never have been combined, have finally been combined, much to the chagrin of intestinal tracts everywhere.
I currently have a wee bit of a cold, and I am drinking all sorts of weird concoctions to get rid of it. I picked up some chywanprash (an Aryuvedic supplement) to get rid of it, but I don’t think Vinegar and Milk will make the cut.
Only available in Japan, who knows how long before tge vinegar and milk combo is on grocery shelves everywhere.
I currently have a wee bit of a cold, and I am drinking all sorts of weird concoctions to get rid of it. I picked up some chywanprash (an Aryuvedic supplement) to get rid of it, but I don’t think Vinegar and Milk will make the cut.
Only available in Japan, who knows how long before tge vinegar and milk combo is on grocery shelves everywhere.
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