I'm loving her sarcasm with that lmao

And how she goes "terrible!" Then goes in for another sip. I love it.

I love how polite emmy is even when she is being salty!

Queen of shade

I can think of tome other brown things which to (NOT!) add to soda which also don't taste like Coke there, eh!

Not to mention how others trying out odd recipes tend to overreact for content! Emmy keeps it real and gives proper details on what she tries lol

But isn't this healthy coke thing from tik tok? It registered as such in my head.

I agree. Many people on TikTok are doing things for content.

Agree. She was honest about these banana peels is tasty vegan bacon bs on tiktok too lol

true, i am so used to people trying to tell you rubbish. i feel bad when i think " so now tell me how soysauce tastes like something else than soysauce" but then 1,5 seconds in i remember i am watching emmy and she goes "jep thats soysauce with selzer...." xD

While reading your comment, I'm staring down at my blob of Greek yogurt and trying to decide if it would be too unpleasant to just scoop my berries and granola together, skipping the blob entirely. Ugh.

@@clairepettie I like it with Stevia lol

@@clairepettie add honey to your yogurt mixture and thank me later

Love high quality Greek yogurt, whatevs.

I actually looove yoghurt, and Greek yogurt especially. I eat it every morning with nuts, honey and berries and it's my favorite breakfast.

So wonderfully stated, yes!

Amen to that!

I remember what coke taste like even though its been a few months since i hade one

I used to drink coke and sodas all the time. Took me 10 years to break the habit but I had to for my health. On a hot summer day after a couple of years of not having any, I picked up an ice cold can of coke, popped it open, listened to the fizziness to with a smile, and took a big swig. Tasted like battery acid. I almost couldn't keep it in my mouth long enough to get to the sink. Never had the urge to drink it since. BUT that may be why people who don't drink it anymore can't remember what it tastes like. When you don't drink it for a long time your tastes change.

@@robertbennett2796 no, not months. Like people who haven’t touched it in years.

^thisssss

Agreed. If I can't have a coke, don't give me a healthy knockoff. Give me a drink that was created to work with healthy ingredients.

I've been working to lose weight too with my nutritionist and she helps me find things that I like that are healthy and will help me lose weight rather than things that "taste like whatever" for that reason - always tastes like disappointment. But finding foods I can eat and enjoy without destroying myself helps me not miss foods that aren't good for me.

Absolutely. I have tried some recipes that substitute ingredients and they claim you won't notice difference in taste. But ya do. I've tried dairy-free brownies and minced cauliflower instead of rice. Both yummy but they taste VERY different than the original.

YES. My husband and I do enjoy some of the vegetarian "meat" options out there. It does not, in fact, taste "just like" meat, but as its own food product, it's good.

Same thing with vegan meats. Like just tell the person it’s a pulled jackfruit sandwich and people probably wouldn’t hate the “pulled pork” as much

Exactly my thought 😄

"Healthy coke" is a replacement/substitute for coke, not a doppelganger, never meant to taste like it, just to curb your craving for it and to have something that doesn't have sugar. My advice is... the caffeinnated bubly, "citrus cherry" tastes SO good with the balsamic vinegar. It reminds me of having a cocktail and is refreshing without being something that slows down my immune system. Aaight? Also, other good flavors besides cherry with the balsamic vinegar are mango, grapefruit, and peach. Any fruit that you can put spices and salt on it make for a good pairing.

Tik Tok recipes deserve to be roasted 😂

My thoughts exactly 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yeah, I didn't miss that either. Had to chuckle.

I was shocked at the comment!! Emmy is so perfectly wholesome and "kindergarten teacher" family friendly! Wife and I had to rewind and listen again. Our household will, from now on have ball sac vinegar in the pantry!!

Balzac

Came here to comment this 😂

I honestly didn’t even question it 😂😂

Yes! I quite like the Olli Pop Root Beer!

I really like poppi! 😊

I thought you wrote problematic lol

I came to the comments to see if anyone else caught that!

Ballsac Vinegar is going into the food lingo rotation. Since I no longer frequent Panera, I have dropped the use of "crapples," to describe the nasty, little, apples you can opt for, as side.

I always call it balls hammock vinegar

That’s my thought too.

I just posted the same thing...before reading comments.

@@staceylynch9751 👍😁

@@peterknutsen3070 👍

Aha! Good point!

SERIOUSLY!! I trust her reviews on everything.

Yeah that sounds like a great idea

Lol, a similar thing happened late one Christmas Eve to my late husband’s latest batch of homemade jalapeño beer. Spicy, sticky foaminess EVERYWHERE. 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ And yes, of course, our *entire* family was coming to our home the next morning. I can still picture him, up on the ladder, trying to clean the ceiling. 🤣🤣🤣

I feel like Emmy has made cola before? Or another channel with a calm presenter did it, using the original recipe (minus the cocaine obviously). I wish I could remember it properly.

@@80PercentScottish How To Cook That did it.

When I was a kid, we forgot about a batch of root beer so it was under *extreme* pressure. We lived in the country, so my dad took them all very carefully to the driveway and popped the caps while holding them at about a 45-60 degree angle. The glass bottles were, like, more of a liter? Those things fountained, like, 30'-40' and the apex of those fountain arcs must have been 12'-14'. It was glorious. I think the ants were ecstatic.

I thought she had it with the molasses, lol.

Nah, that soy sauce one just looked like Pepsi.

"It tastes like a strawberry, but it's low on battery."

it’s almost like drinking carbonated water and someone in the other room is screaming ‘GRAPE’ ‘GRAPE FLAVOR’

It's wearing Strawberry Chapstick while drinking tonic water for me.

Because all they care about is views. It's a popularity contest...

Did you ever try it? I've read that baking soda makes sweet tea better.

Hrm, I feel like the vinegar would make the tea taste soured. Maybe he would have liked kombucha?

@@manthony777 really ? I always have some baking soda when Im.... ehhhhhhh. Constipated. It works!

@@bo2720 , a small amount reduces any bitterness

Interesting. I know drinking vinegars are also a big hit in Thailand. Where is Switchel from?

@@pattyofurniture694 Switchel first appeared in colonial North America. It may originate in England, although it's similar to a Roman drink called posca. Hot, sweaty folks have been refreshing themselves with vinegar-water for a long time.

Switchel is so tasty! It’s quite refreshing

@@pattyofurniture694 It may have originated in the Caribbean, but it was a popular New England summer drink.

You NEED cola nut!

Ooh I wanna see this vid!

@@pattyofurniture694 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lbx3YMqn39iRaJs.html

It was great!!

Umm it would be just EASIER using actual cola nuts!

@@DMSProduktions not everybody wants to drink coke though. It's filled with bad ingredients.

Ooh that actually sounds super delicious!

I agree with the above comment, sounds divine. Have you ever tried Guinness cake? Its wonderful.

That sounds marvelous!

Ooooh sounds bomb

That’s funny that you say that. H3 said the same thing. They wondered if it was supposed to be balsamic glaze instead of the vinegar

You would probably love Sangria Senorial

@@anniedaynoww that is my absolute favorite soda but it's so hard to come by sometimes 😭

Hey, could you share the epsom salt and lemon recipe? I use epsom salt and that might be a good idea!

I'll take honey & cinnamon on my vanilla ice cream thank you very much! Creeping me out, vinegar & ice cream.

Balsamic vinegar on vanilla ice cream sounds disgusting... But, it's DELICIOUS. It's also very good on peach ice cream. A balsamic reduction is an even better topping for both.

@@awalkthroughtorah6897 Oh hell. Just got your request. Will get onto my sister for recipe. Apologies. Get back to you soon as can get onto her. I love it, as it helps keep cramping of my muscles, because of the magnesium in it.

I second this! Definitely needs to be the new commercial.

Upvote

That is what I was thinking, cook it down and it will sweeten it.

I think they used aged balsamic (more sweet less acid more fruity

The commentary of the hoasts was funny on that clip.

@@amma2x310 RIGHT

nah it didn’t look like it

Stop eating so many sweet food and you'll come to love sparkling water

Salty?

@@Artix902 i hardly eat sugar but i really dont like sparkling water. it doesnt seem refreshing to me like water, even good water has a slight sweetness but sparkling water just tastes too metallic for my tongue.

@@heavensfaye Maybe it's because it's sparkling *mineral* water.

@@heavensfaye I totally agree! I’ve explained it to people the same way- good water taste sweet and you definitely don’t get that same thirst-quenching from sparkling water in my opinion.

😂😂😂

...and the ingredient that gives Long Island Iced Tea its caramel color????...Coke ..🤣

@@williamoneil9787 But have you tried balsamic vinegar? 🤪

@@brucetidwell7715 😂

🤣🤣 or molasses or any brown substance

Pamplemousse selzter and Balsamic, Makes me sick just thinking about it hahaha

Pickle juice is the perfect eletrolyte filled drink. I always save the juice. Salt it, shake it, give it a day then sip when I need to.

Yaaaaas, I love and miss those!

They were so good! But I haven't seen them in ages, I wish they would bring them back!

I forget the brand I used to like, I think it was ~~Arowhead~~ (tall pale translucent blue bottle; I forget if the neck was tapered or a cylinder). I don't remember it being artificial tasting, but, the last time I had it was long ago. PS Google images just confirmed, it was Crystal Geiger, not Arrowhead.

@@catherinejustcatherine1778 Never seen Arrowhead in South Texas, but I will keep my eye open.

the flavoring in lacroix is not artificial tho

@@Samalanderable honestly, it could have been a completely different brand

@@Samalanderable I just Googled it. The one I remember was "Crystal Geiger", not arowhead. Although, arowhead may have one. The water itself may not be to your standards &, as I implied, the taste may actually be artificial, but I couldn't tell, or remember well enough.

right?! 👏🏽

especially in the stubbie bottles 👌😍🇨🇦

From the south too at that!!

@@meganthings My husband was born and raised in Atlanta. My dads side in Virginia. The south rules! 👍👏

Straight out of one of the old pull coolers at the beauty shop! Yup!

It's not, but that's not the point. The point is people want a healthy alternative

I second this request! I would love to know if any of the recipes come close!

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I grew up in Roswell and went to Georgia Tech (across the street from Coca-Cola HQ), and lived in midtown Atlanta my entire adult life until this past February. I recently moved to Columbus, OH, which is home to the largest Pepsi distributor in the US. I am *dying* here in that sense... it's so hard to find a restaurant that has food that I like that also serves Coke as opposed to Pepsi. Also, you've been to the Coca-Cola factory? Do you mean the big bottling plant on 75 near the exit for Cleveland Avenue? I didn't know they allowed tours!

@@highnoon9333 I just looked it up to double check. I remember always calling it the Coca-Cola factory, it's on Baker St in Atlanta and called World of Coca-Cola. It's pretty big. I'm not sure if they bottle there though.

@@candacel3305 they do bottle a little bit there. The small bottle you get as a souvenir is bottled there at World of Coca-Cola. My favorite area in the museum is where you can sample 80-some different types of Coke found all over the world.

carrot "hot dogs" come to mind lol

@@THExBREAKFASTxMONKEY aha like the carrot “bacon” that was trending last year or so

Yeah, vegans would be more successful if we would admit that stuff doesn't taste like the alternative. There's a lot of delicious vegan food, but if you go in expecting it to taste like meat/dairy, it will fall wayyyy flat.

Mmmmmmm bacon & coke!

@@thekatsup Yes! I start out suspicious when I see those labels. The other day I saw a recipe for Vegan "Mac & Cheese" made with a cashew nut cream sauce. It actually sounded like it could be interesting, although TBH I probably wont go buy cashews to try it. If it's good, though, just let it be Pasta with Cashew Cream Sauce, don't frame it as a second rate substitute for something it can't measure up to.

Yes! The Root Beer is very good!

@@ModernJewelryMakers love the root beer flavor!!

The fearmongering against diet or coke zero is ridiculous. The claims that it's even worse than regular coke is mind-numbingly stupid. You want a healthy coke, that's as close you'll ever come.

@@nihlify I do not know if diet coke is still bad or not, but I know it used to be horrible. Between the high sugar content and some of the ingredients it did bad things to those who drank it all the time. Odds are they changed it now. So it may be better... But I would still stay far away from Diet Coke. Coke zero however is probably fine. Especially now that people are now aware that too much sugar per day can get turned into bad fat on the body. Or more specifically, difficult to get rid of with diet or exercise. PSA: Stay far away from the Reddit thread about sugar and high fructose corn syrup. Many of the threads and discussions are deliberately misleading and sneaky. Using words like "technically ( or there is no evidence ) high fructose corn syrup is not worse than regular sugar" which is technically correct and really misleading at the same time.

But if your using ginger ale it's not exactly healthy