Second, Koreans have all kinds of exciting beverages. Try this one, canned sikhye, according to Dr. Ricky:
Mild flavoured, it tastes a lot like Thai sticky rice. One would assume, then, that it is sweetened with palm sugar. It's a lot less sweet than many American vending machine beverages. It's really quite tasty. Not something to relieve the heat and humidity of a June day in Korea, but it really is quite nice.
It might take me a while to get used to the chunks on bottom, though.
Oh, and it's 116,000 calories.
Yum.
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Gotta love those Korean beverages. My favorite is Crunchy Pear, made by Lotte (as are most of them, it seems). Tastes just like a liquified Asian pear.
http://www.unitjuggler.com/convert-energy-from-cal-to-kcal.html
for anyone else that had to spend some time pondering the kcals. at least I hope I wasn't the only one...
That's the Gatorade lightning bolt, not the Jolt bolt.
Thanks. Fixed.
What we know as a calorie, the one on the back of food packaging, is actually a kilocalorie.
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