Do you think it would be okay to add milk to stale-soda to make a treat?

Question

I have been experimenting with different mixtures of foods, lately, have made different marinades, and BBQ sauces with stale-soda, but I still have too much.

What do you advise? I thought to blend some Vitamin D milk, with stale cherry-coke, and whipped cream. Maybe some other things, depending on what I find around the house, lol. I have a peach, but no other fruit, but putting the peach in the drink would be gross, right?

This is meant for my son as a cool refreshment after school, so can you advise? Thanks!

Answer 1

that sounnds sick, the milk might glob up and make him want to barf

Answer 2

I think it sounds nasty. You might be on to something tho, I would advise you to put all that stuff in a blender and see how it tastes.

Answer 3

sure

Answer 4

You are going to make your son sick! Milk and soda don't mix, especially stale soda! Poor child! Please don't experiment with stale food anymore and if you have to, don't use your son as a Ginni pig drink it yourself! Go buy him a real milkshake!

Answer 5

I dont think that would be a good idea....milk & and soda not a good mix to me.

Answer 6

Maybe it would be good...Kid's will eat just about anything once.  I dunno, I'm pregnant and it is making me nauseated just thinking about it.

Answer 7

who knows? try it and see.

Answer 8

If you ever watch a re-run of Laverne & Shirley, Laverne was forever mixing Pepsi and milk. Mmmmmm a tasty treat, indeed.  The peach would be fine but it would be better cut up into cubes and topped with that whipping cream.

Answer 9

I think it might be sickeningly sweet.  The carbonation seems to cut the too-sugary taste.  Since it's flat, it would taste sweeter, especially with whipped cream.  ... Why not put some of it over cored apples; sprinkle with them with some cinnamon, and bake them?  It would add the right sweeteness to baked apples .... Or use it instead of the other liquid called for in a chocolate cake mix (or brownies) ....  I'd also agree with the other people who said that milk & soda don't mix;  unless it's ice cream in fresh soda

Answer 10

have you ever watch the show Lavern and Shirley?  Milk and pepsi and the pepsi loses it fizz when added to the milk so cherry-coke would too and the whipped cream would make in sweet!  sounds like a winning idea

Answer 11

Combinations are some of the best things around. I've done millions. BbQ sauce and pancakes are pretty good. As for drinks, sprite with any sort of juice is alright. My favorite is sprite and orange juice.

The best combo I've ever had is icecream (sherbert works the best) and sprite. It's sorta like a root beer float, just, more fruity. As for the milk thing, I don't know. Doesn't sound right to me.

Answer 12

Gross

Answer 13

Sounds a bit off putting, but when you think about it what is an ice cream float but frozen milk & soda.  

I think its gonna be too sweet but kids like that so give it a try.  

Answer 14

ewwwwwwwwwwwwww

thats nasty

but my mom makes punch with cherry coke with koolaid cherry flavored

and pineapple juice and junks

its delish and refreshing

Answer 15

the acid (phosphoric acid) not the carbonation will coagulate the milk.  kind of gross!

this is just the like the drink "cement mixer shot" where you mix lime/lemon juice (citric acid) and irish cream.

Answer 16

You better get the barf rag ready!!!

Answer 17

if it tastes good, yeah, but you might not want to tell people what is in it... it's kind of weird. i mean, i'd try it and it probably tastes alright but stale soda sounds off. maybe put a nice twist on it and call it "aged soda" or something haha.