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Lemon-Lime Soda Chicken Recipe
This easy, whole chicken recipe will feed your family in under an hour!
Did you know you could use your favorite softdrinks in dishes? You can, and it's actually a fantastic ingredient to use in dishes. In this recipe, a whole chicken is simmered in a sweet and savory lemony sauce in a pot. This ensures ...
Yes, You Can Use Softdrinks In Other Delicious Recipes, Too
Use your favorite fizzy beverage in other dishes!
Sodas and colas, in general, are considered sugary drinks but there's more to it than just being a fizzy drink. Its sugar and flavor makes it into a vital ingredient in a recipe, whether savory or sweet. If you have ever made a Pinoy ...
Look: Coca-Cola Launches Their Newest Flavor!
It's been 12 years since the last flavored Coca-Cola!
While Coca-Cola has a classic, sugary taste we've come to love, we're always open to change. If you can't get enough of Cherry and Vanilla Coca-Cola whenever you could get your hands on them, this new flavor could make it on your ...
Why You Should Add Soda Into Your Barbecue Marinade
No pork barbecue is marinated without this important ingredient.
Lemon-lime soda, whatever the brand, is an essential ingredient in Pinoy pork barbecue marinades. It helps create the sweet, tangy, sticky, and charred results that make the Pinoy barbecue a staple in most weekend meals, parties, and family celebrations. While many add it because it’s an ingredient ...
WATCH: Must Try Ice Cream Soda Float Combos
Nothing screams cool comfort like a tall glass of ice cold fizzy soda with a scoop or two of ice cream!
We experimented pairing our favorite fizzy drinks with different Merry Moo ice cream flavors proving that ice cream soda floats are more than just the classic rootbeer and vanilla ice cream combination! Looking for more soda float ideas? Try these:CHERRY ROOT BEER ...
Chicken and Soda Casserole
For success, you must slowly render fat from the chicken to release the flavors.
To make this successful, you must slowly render fat from the chicken. It's best to simmer slowly over very low heat on the smallest burner on your range. When all the flavors are released, they combine with the Worcestershire sauce, soda, and ...
