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-====== The World'S Weirdest Drinks ======
+====== The World's Weirdest Drinks ======
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 One raw egg yolk, Worcestershire sauce, tomato juice, vinegar, chili sauce, salt, and ground black pepper make up Prairie Oyster. This cocktail has been advertised as a hangover treatment and has featured in several films and television shows. [([[https://www.eater.com/drinks/2016/3/7/11169320/prairie-oyster-cocktail-television-media-film|Eater]])]
+===== Bilk =====
+Bilk seems to be ordinary, despite the fact that it mixes two ingredients that are naturally completely different. This beverage is made by Abishiri, a Japanese brewery that sells it in beer bottles. [([[https://www.reuters.com/article/us-milk-beer-idUSL136597320070213|Reuters]])]
+===== Mamma Mia! Pizza Beer=====
+It's made up of two things that everybody drinks at movie night, and it's all packed in a beer bottle! It was first brewed in 2006 by Tom and Athena Seefurth in their home brewery in Campton Township, Illinois. [([[https://punchdrink.com/articles/rise-and-fall-mamma-mia-pizza-beer-chicago/|Punch]])]
+===== Pickle Juice Soda =====
+Since mid-2017, Grandpa Joe's Candy Shop in Pennsylvania has sold pickle juice soda, which has made a lot of customers happy. Instead of corn syrup, the drink is made of pickles and real cane sugar. [([[https://www.vat19.com/item/pickle-soda-pop|VAT19]])]
+===== Pepsi White =====
+Pepsi White is a drink that is only available in Japan, and it was introduced in October 2008. It is not all that disgusting, according to those who have tried it, and leaves a lemon and vanilla aftertaste. Despite the fact that it is sold as a yogurt Pepsi, yogurt is not mentioned among the ingredients. [([[https://thetakeout.com/taste-test-pepsi-white-1798215358|The Take Out]])]
+===== Celery Soda =====
+Cel-Ray by Dr. Brown has been around for over a century, first appearing in the 1860s. It has increased in popularity in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and South Florida, where it can be found in a number of Jewish delicatessens, proving to be a popular but uncommon beverage. [([[https://www.seriouseats.com/2014/10/dr-browns-cel-ray-celery-soda-history.html|SE]])]
+===== Bird's Nest =====
+Edible bird nests are extremely common in Chinese culture because they are rich in nutritional value and delicious. The nests are incredibly costly, costing $4,500 a pound. Aside from the drink, which is mostly shipped throughout the world, the majority of Chinese people eat bird nest broth, which can be sweet or savory. [([[https://www.thoughtworthy.info/BlogPost/Birds-Nest-Drink-Is-it-really-healthy-1094|Thoughtworthy]])]
+===== Curry Lemonade =====
+Curry Ramune is a Japanese soft drink that combines lemonade and curry powder. The label on the bottle says that ’’even Indian people will be shocked’. [([[https://voyapon.com/japan-ramune-soda/|Voyapon]])]
+{{tag>food culture society}}

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