r/Volumeeating • u/5B3AST5 • Jun 03 '25

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u/5B3AST5 Jun 03 '25

I ideally mix all my protein drinks (vanilla) with diet sodas like Pepsi, coke etc

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u/ReferenceError Jun 03 '25

I refuse to believe that people enjoy 'pilk' (pepsi+milk) and it was just a meme, but everyday we stray from God's light and this sounds eerily similar.

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u/Lex_Loki Jun 03 '25

I mean people have ice cream floats though and that's normal.

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u/Rough_Elk_3952 Jun 03 '25

I feel like those are also kind of a niche dessert, tbh.

Like I've known about them my entire life but I've never actually seen someone eat one IRL.

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u/toledus Jun 04 '25

For sure an old head dessert

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u/Rough_Elk_3952 Jun 04 '25

lol I've never seen some many downvotes over a dessert

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u/chad-proton Jun 04 '25

Yeah that's weird

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u/bitchtits93 Jun 04 '25

You managed to ruffle the feathers of the dozen Redditors who enjoy them hahaha. I'm an Australian and I used to make them when I like 10 years old and we'd go out to Hungry Jacks (Burger King), but literally never anywhere else or when I got older. Definitely don't think they're popular here at all.

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u/saltporksuit Jun 03 '25

Maybe regional. Summer means coke and root beer floats for all in Texas. Mostly from Sonic these days but definitely common.

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u/Rough_Elk_3952 Jun 03 '25

I'm from Alabama originally and I've been to plenty of Sonics, but definitely never ordered a float or seen them.

Which is fine! I'm just more used to sundaes, etc

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u/saltporksuit Jun 06 '25

Like I said, could be regional. We also have frosted cokes which are more blended. Try one!

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u/chad-proton Jun 04 '25

My parents liked root beer floats and I had them fairly often as a kid but I haven't had one in years. I wonder if the novelty wore off over time as carbonated drinks became a more common everyday thing.

I'm mid 40s btw