DLnWPBrown
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Jarritos Mexican soda
Tue, 03/10/09 1:20 PM
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I am sure many of you may have already tried these but I had never gotten around to it until this morning. I usually see them in the small plastic bottles but ran across 1.5 litre bottles and picked up a Mandarin flavor to try. I must admit the first sip seemed very light in flavor until I took a second, big sip and the flavor was really good. I read the ingredients and was very happy to see it said sugar, no corn syrup at all. The other flavors I saw were pineapple and tamarind. I may have to try the pineapple next. On a side note, a co-worker told my wife a couple of weeks ago that Pepsi was going back to 100% sugar as a result of "supposed" tests showing bad long term problems using corn syrup... who knows about that one. Dennis in Cary
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NYPIzzaNut
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Re:Jarritos Mexican soda
Tue, 03/10/09 1:47 PM
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Re:Jarritos Mexican soda
Tue, 03/10/09 1:51 PM
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I enjoy the grapefruit flavor the most. I like the apple flavor, but I really have to be in the mood for it. It is very mild.
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DLnWPBrown
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Re:Jarritos Mexican soda
Tue, 03/10/09 3:39 PM
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Hey... I had forgotten all about the apple flavor. I remember trying it one time and it was very mild as you mentioned. Dennis in Cary
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tiki
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Re:Jarritos Mexican soda
Tue, 03/10/09 7:56 PM
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the pineapple goes great with tacos pastor and fish tacos too!
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drpep
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Re:Jarritos Mexican soda
Tue, 03/10/09 8:34 PM
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DLnWPBrown On a side note, a co-worker told my wife a couple of weeks ago that Pepsi was going back to 100% sugar as a result of "supposed" tests showing bad long term problems using corn syrup... who knows about that one. Dennis in Cary Not true. Skip down a few posts and find the one about Pepsi Throwback. That will explain.
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ann peeples
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Re:Jarritos Mexican soda
Wed, 03/11/09 10:41 AM
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Jarritos is one of the few sodas I will indulge in because it is made with sugar.The taste, to me, is so much more refreshing than those made with corn syrup.( I have only had the fruit punch, thusfar) I also noticed Jarritos doesnt go flat quickly...
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kirstine
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Re:Jarritos Mexican soda
Wed, 03/11/09 1:14 PM
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I like the lime one, we bought a bottle recently, the cap was off it for about 6 or so hours and it still was nice and fizzy. With it being made with sugar too there's no horrible aftertaste.
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NYPIzzaNut
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Re:Jarritos Mexican soda
Wed, 03/11/09 2:00 PM
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I do not know how that is possible.
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WarToad
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Re:Jarritos Mexican soda
Wed, 03/11/09 2:04 PM
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I believe it's made with cane sugar, which gives it it's distinctive flavor.
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Russ Jackson
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Re:Jarritos Mexican soda
Wed, 03/11/09 3:33 PM
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The Mandarin mixes very well with Vodka. You can also make a great drink with Tequila and the Lime one and add 1/2 of a small Mexican Lime squeezed into it. Served both over crushed ice...Russ
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NYPIzzaNut
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Re:Jarritos Mexican soda
Wed, 03/11/09 3:35 PM
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...what is a Mexican lime?
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Russ Jackson
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Re:Jarritos Mexican soda
Wed, 03/11/09 4:07 PM
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NYPIzzaNut ...what is a Mexican lime? The smaller round thin skinned ones. Similar to a Key Lime only lighter in color (sometimes with a touch of yellow) and larger. They are also by far the best limes for Bloody Mary's...Russ
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chicagostyledog
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Re:Jarritos Mexican soda
Wed, 03/11/09 4:57 PM
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I sold Jarrito's at my hot dog cart for years. Mandarina, tamarindo, and pina were my three best selling flavors, in that particular order. The glass bottle is the e-ticket over the plastic. CSD PhD Professor of Hot ogs
<message edited by chicagostyledog on Wed, 03/11/09 5:02 PM>
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rmcielwain
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Re:Jarritos Mexican soda
Wed, 03/11/09 10:17 PM
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Definitely like the mandarina/tangerine flavor...picked up a single-serving bottle yesterday at Wally World.
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crew84row
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Re:Jarritos Mexican soda
Fri, 03/13/09 6:54 PM
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Instead of Squirt, you can use Jarritos Toronja (grapefruit) to make a paloma or an canerilla(sic). Better than a margarita IMHO.
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