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It is finally that time of the year, lads.

>> No.17177562
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>>17177551
Step One: Gather the Ingredients.

>> No.17177563
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>>17177562
Step Two: Cut the Lemon.

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>>17177563
Step Three: Put the Slice of Lemon into the cup.

>> No.17177572

Don't die

>> No.17177573
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>>17177569
Step Four: Put the Dr. Pepper into the Pot.

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>>17177573
Step Five: Heat the Dr. Pepper that you put into the pot in the previous step - propably the most difficult one.

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>>17177576
Step Six: Pour the Hot Dr. Pepper into the Cup with the Lemon Slice.

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>>17177585
Step 7: Enjoy your Hot Dr. Pepper - be careful tough, its hot - regardless its quite the treat that is made in seven easy steps, as explained here.

>> No.17177599

>>17177592
How does it taste?

>> No.17177612

>>17177551
>>17177562
>>17177563
>>17177569
>>17177573
>>17177576
>>17177585
>>17177592
DAR????????????

>> No.17177617

>>17177599
Actually, pretty good. I think it beeing less carbonated makes it firstly taste different, secondly it beeing hot - some of the flavours come out different. Its noticably more lemony, even without adding the lemon, curiously enough.

>> No.17177754

>>17177572
Not yet.<span class="fortune" style="color:#11ec7f">

Your fortune: Your heart is two sizes too small.[/spoiler]

>> No.17177765

>>17177754
I am sorry about your myocarditis.

>> No.17177794

>>17177551

Or just put a mug of Dr. Pepper in the microwave (a futuristic contraption which did not exist when OP pic was made). REVIEW: not bad, would totally enjoy to accompany my bag lunch during my winter RAND internship.

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>>17177765
Oh no, what does that mean?

>> No.17178362

>>17177592
is it devilishly different?

>> No.17178366

>>17177754
Only a matter of time with that heart

>> No.17178413

>>17177617
do you think itd be good with any spirits or is it just a neat drink on its own

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>>17177551
>>17178413
The original recipe called for rum; the picture in the OP is a later reprint that omits it. It's called a "Schuss-Boomer" or just a "Boomer".

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>>17178569
Bacardi also released a series of milk-glass mugs for it, too.

>> No.17178582

>>17178569
Devilishly different, Skinner

>> No.17178621

>>17177592
chef secret : put it in the freezer and serve it ice cold

>> No.17178631

>>17178621
bro wtf this tastes like mr pibb

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>>17177794
Yeah, how much minutes are that in microwave time, american friend?
>>17178362
Yes. It tastes quite different, as you will easily see.
>>17178366
worried.png
>>17178413
>>17178569
I will try that as well and report back here. Conceptually is sounds quite good.
>>17178621
Yeah, I also heard about that other protip - if you want to have hot water allways ready, just freeze it and heat it again - so simple! Sarcasm aside, I would argue, that it still would taste different, even when it gets colder, it does.

>> No.17178697

>>17178690
Conservatives are pedophiles

>> No.17178741

>>17178697
The lefties cannot help themselves
They see something that illustrates themselves
They must project

> IM PROOOOOOOOJECTINGG

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>>17177562
>>17177563
>>17177569
>>17177573
>>17177576
>>17177585
>>17177592
yeah I guess the recipe was a little less harmful back that time. enjoy your christmas home-made cancer anyway

>> No.17178757

>>17178741
Conservatives are pedophiles

>> No.17178760

>>17178756
Why? Enlighten me, friend if my health is in danger.
>>17178697
You sure, you are in the right thread?

>> No.17178765

>>17178760
I think it's funny

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>>17177551
Clearly you forgot a step, the adding of the bacon. What are you goofy or something?

>> No.17178775

>>17177563
NO YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO MAKE A LEMON PIG WITH THAT

>> No.17178805

>>17178760
>Enlighten me, friend
at that time people were literally encouraged to smoke or eat artificial shit etc regardless of consequences. yet the economy was better and many industrialized food products carried up natural ingredients in their recipes. the shit you drink today has absolutely nothing to do with shit people used to drink before. there's highly specialized (((food scientists))) today who authorize replacement of expensive ingredients by numerous chemical stabilizers, preservatives, flavors enhancers etc. anyway it should be quite a pleasant experience for your stomach tissues to get some of the magical chemistry of hotty dr.pepper 2021 edition. sweety lemony cancinogenic boyyess.

>> No.17178857

>nature offers thousands of herbs and countless tasty leaves that can be sweetened naturally
>noticeable benefits for physical and mental well-being
>countless options and exotic combinations that could be made at home
>well I think I'll just boil up some dr. pepper and add up a little acidity later
do amerifats really?

>> No.17178874

>>17178857
>nnnnoooo, you can't drink that sweetened spiced beverage! it's has a brand name!!!!

>> No.17178884

>>17178874
kek. for me you can drink as much boiled soda as you want. you won't be neither the first nor the last obese or stomach cancer patient in line at your jewish medical system

>> No.17178896

>>17178857
Dr Pepper is flavored with cola, cherry, licorice, amaretto, almond, vanilla, blackberry, apricot, blackberry, caramel, pepper, anise, sarsaparilla, ginger, molasses, lemon, plum, orange, nutmeg, cardamon, all spice, coriander juniper, birch and prickly ash. You stupid bitch.

>> No.17178922

>>17178884
obsessed

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>>17178775
I WILL DO WITH ME DR. PEPPER, MY LEMONS AND MY COOKING POTS WHAT I WANT NOT MATTERING WHAT AMERICANS >>17177794 OR LEMON PIG MAKERS >>17178775 OR ACTUALLY QUITE REASONABLE RESPONSES >>17178805 TELL ME .
>>17178805
I am not sure if I can follow - is it it beeing hot making it worse, or would it still be worse than regular, if I let it cool again? I tried that - interestingly enough >>17178621 it still tastes exactly the same, bit more lemony, cherryier. I guess you would end up with some tar like syrup if you boiled it enough, but I just heated it.
>>17178896
Thanks for that.
>>17178857
Well, enlighten me again other friend. Also Kraut here, and quite happy not one to live in the Absolute States of America.

>> No.17179421

>>17177551
the 80s were a mistake

>> No.17180539

>>17178896
Is that really all of the flavors? How did you find that out? That's a really cool mixture of wildly different flavors. I don't drink soda much but I do like Dr pepper now and then

>> No.17180547

>>17179421
>According to the Dr Pepper Museum, the Schuss-Boomer was invented in September of 1958. Wesby R. Parker, then-president of the Dr Pepper Company, was visiting a bottling facility in the middle of a blizzard. While there, a salesman joked about needing a hot drink to sell during this type of weather, which sparked Parker to begin experimenting with ways to serve warm Dr Pepper.

>> No.17180548

>>17179102
>Absolute States of America
Kek that's a new one. Breddy gud Germananon.
t. American

>> No.17181261

>>17178857
Anon if you want to suck my Ameridick so bad, just ask nicely.
I’ll even drink some pineapple juice because I know you love yummy cummies.

>> No.17181836

>>17180548
Thanks, burgerfren - I really hope you manage to get by.