Es sah interessant aus, also habe es verstanden. Nicht schlecht per se, aber schmeckt wie Jelly -Saft …
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Von spongybobie
Es sah interessant aus, also habe es verstanden. Nicht schlecht per se, aber schmeckt wie Jelly -Saft …
https://i.redd.it/i6qh8nukqkff1.jpeg
Von spongybobie
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read the ingredients
basically fizzy caramel water
One of those lemonades in my opinion that if you grew up with it you love it, if not, it won’t be for you.
Estonian soft drink. Consumed the same way as coca cola.
[https://www.alecoq.ee/en/the-legend-of-lemonade/#Authentic-Estonian-Soft-Drinks](https://www.alecoq.ee/en/the-legend-of-lemonade/#Authentic-Estonian-Soft-Drinks)
Lemonade made of pigs‘ blood and other bodily fluids as the picture clearly states. With tons of sugar.
Carbonated pig urine
Hands down the best soft drink I’ve ever had
By name it is lemonade but in Estonia „lemonade“ is not actually a lemon based drink. This is basically a caramel flavored soft drink.
damn delicious, that’s what that is
Taste of childhood.
I love it. The only sweet thing I like.
Its hard to find but there is hundred timea better version of this, its called “hull õun”, im willing to bet that you would like that
I prefer Kelluke (also made by A. Le Coq Brewery aka Tartu Beer Factory). Tastes sort of like Sprite.
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The recipe is originally from Georgia so it’s not really „Estonian“ but became very popular marketed here like Coca Cola for kids.
I think it tastes like cream soda.
It’s Limpa!!!!
like apple flavoured soda, people call it lemonade because that’s what Estonians called it back when it was created
Heaven!
Liquid gold! Taste of happiness! Estonian Irn Bru 🤣 I would fight for it 🤣🤣🤣
One good old carbonated soft drink that still tastes the same as decades ago and the recipe hasn’t been tampered (much) like with other drinks. They tried with a sugar free version lately, but that didn’t go well fortunately. Can’t mess with the classic.
This drink is something that most Estonians relate with their childhood.
And the pig with the huge snout was created in the 2000’s for marketing purposes and was a highly successful move.
If anyone decides to change the recipe then I bet the whole Estonia is going to protest