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His early stuff was better.Originally Posted by Celestia
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Do you like to brew your own sweet tea? Is sweet tea a thing in Texas?
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No I don’t like sweet tea
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How can you not like sweet tea? I guess Texas isn't really the South.
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You’re right. We’re practically Mexico.
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¡eres una chica muy hermosa!
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It seems that some USA people have been starting to know the holy drink of the South Cone, so, have you ever drunk Yerba Mate?
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Yes! We have a Peruvian restaurant that sells it along with Inca Kola. I prefer the latter
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Are you talking about the canned Guayakí drink or the infusion itself?. And yeah, both, especially the pure tea drank the traditional way are a very acquired taste, kinda hard to get used to, but when you feel the energy you get hooked.Yes! We have a Peruvian restaurant that sells it along with Inca Kola. I prefer the latter
When I drink a liter and go to the gym, it's crazy, pretty much a pre workout, feels better than coffee.
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I’ve only had the canned drink. What would you compare the infusion to? Taste wise, and energy wise?
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