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Yeah Sticky fa sho! Hey what's up with the Soju in multiple flavors? I was the "lone whiteboy" with a bunch of my asian friends in LA and we all got hammered on these caraffs of Soju, but they had flavors like Peach and Cream, Strawberry, etc. It was like juice more than liquer, but after anassload of little shot glasses I stood up and realized that juice crept up on me, lol. Whats up with that, is that regular Soju or something else?
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Blacktibs @ May 14 2008, 11:40 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Yeah Sticky fa sho! Hey what's up with the Soju in multiple flavors? I was the "lone whiteboy" with a bunch of my asian friends in LA and we all got hammered on these caraffs of Soju, but they had flavors like Peach and Cream, Strawberry, etc. It was like juice more than liquer, but after anassload of little shot glasses I stood up and realized that juice crept up on me, lol. Whats up with that, is that regular Soju or something else?</div>
The infamous Soju Cocktail my man.
We used to get them in Korea all the time. Usually consisted of...
1/2 glass of soju in ice.
a bit of bananna milk
a bit of strawberry Kool Aid
a splash of OJ.
OMFG!
Soju is the devil. And my bestest friend.
The infamous Soju Cocktail my man.
We used to get them in Korea all the time. Usually consisted of...
1/2 glass of soju in ice.
a bit of bananna milk
a bit of strawberry Kool Aid
a splash of OJ.
OMFG!
Soju is the devil. And my bestest friend.
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it's quite amazing to see non-Koreans loving soju!! even some native Koreans don't like the taste. I always think it's an acquired taste smile.gif
anyway, for those that are up in Toronto area (Canada), LCBO started carrying soju as well. it'll be $6.00 + $0.10 bottle deposit at select LCBO stores. when they first became available, i went and bought a box of them (20) lol.gif
anyway, for those that are up in Toronto area (Canada), LCBO started carrying soju as well. it'll be $6.00 + $0.10 bottle deposit at select LCBO stores. when they first became available, i went and bought a box of them (20) lol.gif
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It is funny to hear Soju conversations. It can mess you up but after you've been drinking it it's rather just cheap liquor. Without the flavors why bother. Just throw some juice in it and drink away. Cheap that is the reason you get it. They are cracking down pretty good on liquids in small mouth wash conatainers etc. If you can get it through house hold goods, that is the way to go, hope it doesn't break or leak.
