Commuting - Hot juice

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LittleBigMan
01-22-04, 10:35 AM
I'm nuts, that's for sure.

On cold mornings, I decided the normal tall glass of juice I drink right before heading out is not the ticket anymore. Nope, I stick that baby in the microwave and nuke it medium hot. Not too bad, if you're weird!

slvoid
01-22-04, 11:07 AM
I do that to OJ, goes down smooth.
I got 2 nalgene 1/2 liter bottles, fill em up, nuke em for 4 minutes till they're scalding hot. Stick em inside my chest pockets in my jacket.
It's good for about 3 hours.
Had a 1 liter nalgene with boiling tea in it that sat in my bag for about 6 hours in 5 degree weather, still hot.
rockymtn_girl
01-22-04, 08:23 PM
I wouldn't say warming juice is that strange.

I have a 16 oz glass at work that I put a small bottle of cranberry juice in and fill to the rim with hot water. I don't drink coffee during the day and I like the water/juice better than tea. It also makes me feel better (comfort drink) when I feel a cold coming on.

ngateguy
01-22-04, 09:24 PM
My aunt used to brew up hot OJ on cold mornings when we satyed at her place tasty stuff when done right.
The Rob
01-22-04, 10:04 PM
I've never heard of this! :eek:

I did once try a recipe for boiling hotdogs in Dr. Pepper. Know what you get? A sticky stove-top and a potful of exploded hotdogs.
AdrianB
01-22-04, 11:14 PM
while you're nuking the juice, down here i'm adding ice cubes... might have to try it when it gets a bit colder... :D
ngateguy
01-23-04, 08:56 AM
I've never heard of this! :eek:

I did once try a recipe for boiling hotdogs in Dr. Pepper. Know what you get? A sticky stove-top and a potful of exploded hotdogs.

Try beer next time its better
:beer:
MsVicki
01-26-04, 10:00 PM
I've never heard of this! :eek:

I did once try a recipe for boiling hotdogs in Dr. Pepper. Know what you get? A sticky stove-top and a potful of exploded hotdogs.

As much as I love Dr.Pepper, I don't know that I would have tried that recipe. :rolleyes:
The Rob
01-27-04, 12:11 AM
As much as I love Dr.Pepper, I don't know that I would have tried that recipe. :rolleyes:

I was a bachelor at the time. No way could I get away with it now.