"sd" > wrote in message
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> In article >,
>
> Cel-Ray has a very light sweet flavor. Think of a lemon-lime drink (like
> 7-Up or Sierra Mist) without the intense sweetness and with a light
> celery undertone instead of citrus. It's sweet enough that I wouldn't
> think of mixing it with tomato juice (and _I_ like tomato juice!).
>

Sweet celery flavour? Interesting...but not necessarily in a good way ;-)!


> Cel-Ray _is_ an acquired taste, which is why I think it's so hard to
> find out here (it's not hard to find other Dr. Brown's flavors, but
> Cel-Ray is darn near impossible). But I find it refreshing -- and
> different.
>
> If you ever come out again to Barb's and my neck of the woods, a can of
> Cel-Ray will have your name on it so you can try it.

I'm definitely going back one day (I just can't stop thinking of Al's!) but
I wouldn't want to deprive you of a can of Cel-Ray! You might feel bad
about wasting a can if I don't like it, and then I'll feel bad! Once I gave
a friend a can of my precious root beer to try (I was in Japan at the time,
and root beer was very difficult to find in my area and was a little
expensive). She took one sip, decided she didn't like it, and poured it
down the sink! I was crushed! And I wanted to lick the sink so I could
savour a few of those precious drops of liquid gold (brown, I mean)...

>I don't think
> you'll have a problem driving here with a Canadian driver's license.
> Based on the behavior I see on the roads, they'll let anyone drive here.
> :-p
>

Hey! I'm a *good* driver! Very unlike other Manitobans--I even let people
into my lane (when they signal, of course. Otherwise tfb for them)! Except
I get lost a lot, and am afraid of those big freeways and highways (we have
little streets here :-)).

rona
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