A little touch of my childhood soft drinks

That could give clues about where I'm from, but all I can think of right now are breaded and fried eggplants. I don't even like eggplants, but everything is good when fried I guess. I haven't had them in ages, my grandma used to make them. When I was born Coke was around and popular already, so I drank that during my childhood.

Chicken is a good childhood memory. My mother worked every weekend as a book keeper. Every Sunday my Dad would fix fried chicken. His fried chicken was really good.

Fresh milk in cans or whatever reminds me of my childhood because what we children drank were pure fresh milk from live cows or even carabaos. Every morning, a woman delivered bottles of fresh milk which my mother heated or pasteurized. Then the whole family had respective share of the milk.

When I was a child, we usually have a bottle of carbonated Royal orange drink if being sick. I find it weird, but that is what the old folks do before.

Can’t beat tasting something from your childhood

Both LIMCA & THUMS-UP still exists and doing good in terms of sales

Its really a good feeling to still have your favorite drinks or food that you usually enjoy when you were a child. I feel you! Mine? Dunkin Donuts is still there, I love their donuts, munchkins, nutty chocolate and chocolate butternuts.

I remember cream sodas when I was a kid. I also remember drinking Fresca.

Not for a long time

Breads and taho reminded me of childhood days

We rarely had soft drinks either. We used to call them soft drinks. Maybe once a week or even less.

I remember drinking Goldspot and Limca , before the were taken over by Coke and Pepsi. And yes, the taste was distinct at that time and I did wonder why I have not heard these brands earlier. I did have Coke and Pepsi while I was studying in the Middle East . I was not a regular with those unless its summer. And the summer in Middle East was very hot. So yes, it could be once in three days and especially if you are travelling in the noon. By the time I returned to India all changed , there was no trace of the Indian/Desi brands. At times , yes these do bring memory of my childhood. Take care!

I eat ice cream once a year during the holidays because at that time ice cream was an expensive food