It’s good pop. I don’t get the Mandarin since I dislike orange pop and Creamsicles, but I like the cola, fruit punch and a couple other flavours
The grapefruit takes me back to my kiddiehood.
Do you do tamarind? Tamarind soda knocked me off kilter when I first saw it.
I agree, hence calling it a cubano on a menu is in no way a red flag since it is the completely accepted name in Miami.
I like tamarind in candy and pad thai. I’m not sure I want a bottle of tamarind pop. I’ve had Mexican tamarind drink, as well as jamaica /hibiscus drink.
It’s sticky sweet but delicious. Tamarind snow cones are my favorite
I like tamarind in Pina Colada (with or without the rum, but obviously rum preferred )
That is what my inlaws call “sorrel”! So interesting, how that plant gets around.
Oh wait…tacos!
I just had ginger jamaica tea 4 hours ago. Jamaica looks so alluring, then has almost no taste.
Tamarind has its place, another earthy addition to things, and, when sweetened, pretty palatable.
More about that sandwich.
Oh wait. Tacos!
I don’t know that it’s important. I just thought of this thread when brokenpalate popped up in my mailbox.
Thanks for bringing this into mod’s attention. Cultural board is moderated by @gaffk, she will have a look at the request.
Sub story about the Pioneer Woman organization and their revival of the flatiron building in the background.
This will sound odd but one thing i like about Cabo is that the fishing boat touts appear to be comfortable if not relatively well off by Mexican standards.
I walk a lot in less than wealthy areas and seeing touts that really “need” to make a sale is different from touts that really “want” to make a sale. Cabo touts are the type that want to convince you to go fishing.
I greet fishing touts when they make their pitches and tell them i get sick on small boats but i hope they have a great week. And then i greet them again the next day, repeat.
The touts in Cabo (most of them) seem to like to see a familiar face even if they aren’t going fishing, maybe because they don’t “need” to make a sale right then.
In Honduras, Malaysia and Cambodia they seemed almost desperate to get you on the boat.
Just my two cents.
Those do look good
Westwood Village location