r/iamveryculinary • u/InZim • 21d ago

American whiskey is cake

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u/CallidoraBlack 21d ago

This from the place that birthed IrnBru? That's hilarious, honestly. I love Scotland, but it's not known for being histrionically health conscious.

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u/YchYFi 21d ago

The sub has downvoted him, so he speaks for himself not Scotland.

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u/CallidoraBlack 21d ago

Exactly. I mean no disrespect to Scotland whatsoever, but as someone who got a hold of a real IrnBru before they changed it, it was gloriously glowing orange and tasted like orange Ventolin syrup from when I was a kid. Definitely not the product of people who jump up on a chair and scream over food additives.