One of my friends was just telling me how off at where he goes to college, a lot of people drink milk and coke mixed together. Have any of you guys tried this and is it any good? I also heard coke and orange juice, along with about coke and anything else imaginable. None of these sound even remotely tasty to me at all.

What other weird drinks/mixtures exist that I most likely don't know about?

milk and coke, wtf

i am disgusted, but i will try this asap

That sounds horrible, but also good? I will try this and then throw up.

Olde English + Sunny D

totally do not advise, so gross

Oh Laverne~!
Wow I feel gay for that reference.
Anyway, I've always found the idea of mixing a clear drink with a creamy one to be unpalatable.

-I'm lookin' at you, White Russian.

Laverne and Shirley was Pepsi and milk but I appreciate that someone else remembered!

And White Russians are yummy.

My Paki friend told me about soda-milk. Apparently it's big over there. I tried it and it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be but I don't go out of my way to make it.

I've never even considered mixing milk and coke. I can see how it might be tasty though. I too think I will have to try this sometime. It seems like it might be reminiscent of one of those "italian" sodas.

I've mixed sprite with eggnog a few times, it's sort of the same principle.

A buddy of mine drinks vodka and milk...haven't persuaded myself to try it yet, though.

White Russians are indeed yummy.

I never thought it was weird, but I've found that almost everyone else in the world hates tonic water by itself. I'll drink the hell out of it with some lime juice in it, though, so refreshing in the summer.

Also a friend of mine thinks milk+OJ is the shiznit.

I love white russians... I tend to get them when I am bowling

I tried it earlier. Maybe I mixed it wrong (is it supposed to be 1:1? Who knows) but it just tasted like milk and coke simultaneously. Nothing special. But then again I'm not a big fan of milk.

What's a white russian? And **** vodka and milk. I gagged a little just thinking about that.

In Espanol we call Vodka and Milk Baca Y Vodka but when you say it fast, the way you say practically everything in Spanish, is sounds like vodka and vodka.

Vodka and Vodka, Russia approves.

In Eastern Europe, they drink coke & red wine. I tried it and thought it was disgusting.

Kahlua, shot of vodka, and the rest half/half (or you can replace with whatever kind of milk/creme you want).

I love 'em

I like sweet tea and lemonade. Orange juice and tea is good too.

Bacon martini... Yick!

A real good white Russian has vanilla ice cream instead of just plain cream.

Blood whisky

I like a little Bourbon in my coffee. I don't really think that qualifies as weird though. Maybe just alcoholism.

The worst drink combination I've ever tried was sprite and chocolate syrup. Just don't do it.

That sounds worse than coke and milk.

It's not that odd, but I started mixing Sprite and Lemonade at work, and I like it.

Grapes and chocolate go well together, but don't pour a few drops of grape juice in your chocolate milk. It'll taste as if the chocolate milk has gone sour.

LOVE white russians. Also liked our holiday martini.

In shaker, combine:

3 shots raspberry vocka
3 shots white cranberry juice
1 shot triple sec

Shake well Pour into martini glass - squeeze lime into it, garnish with cranberries

That was the drink for the family gathering this year. Pretty tasty

Coke and cream would probably be better. Like a Coke float.

In honor of this thread I tried milk and Mountain Dew. Didn't taste bad.

How about whisky and diet Pepsi. I dare someone to try that ****! ugh..

I tried Coke and milk after reading this thread. It's kind of like a cold, less spicy chai.

I had a Lynchburg Lemonade the other night and wanted to vomit. It wasn't overly weird or anything, just horrid.

cement mixers!

Baileys + Lemon Juice.

Sound strange but Scotch + Sweet Tea is pretty good. It's gotta be sweet tea though, not just iced tea.

If you live in the southern united states it should be pretty easy, theres sweet tea practically everywhere you go. Sun brewed ice tea works best. A 99 cent can of Arizona Sweet Tea from your local corner store or gas station would work in a pinch, too.

I like mineral water.

Well at the moment, I'm addicted to Fruli Strawberry beer!!!! Awesome stuff.

Yeah, it's pretty popular here in Hungary. I personally think it's a waste of wine.

Someone told me it's meant to taste like Sangria. Somehow I doubt it.

Yeah, pretty much.

When I was in Hungary a few years back, me and a couple of friends ended up in this small cellar pub in Keszthely. We were just thinking about ordering a few more beers when suddenly we were brought this can of drink and three glasses. I asked the waitress what it was and she explained it was a mix of coke and wine.

She pointed over to this old punker sitting in the opposite booth, who raised his thumb to us and gave us a wink. He didn't seem to want to talk or anything because he just went on doing his thing. So we just raised our glasses to him and drank. We all thought it was terrible, but we didn't want to seem ungrateful so we politely managed to finally empty the entire can. I think we had at least three glasses each, and it was awful, haha.

So we're just thinking about leaving as we get brought another full can. Same thing happens. Guy gives us a thumbs up and a wink, then goes about his business. So after finally finishing the second can, I walk over to thank him for the drinks. Turns out he doesn't speak a word of English. I tried to explain to him that we're all very drunk and that we really need to leave. (In actuality we were shuddering with the thought of having to down another can of that foul concoction, but yeah...) However, he didn't seem to mind at all that we were leaving.

It was just such a friendly and hospitable thing to do. Keszthely is only a small town and I could tell there were only locals in that bar except for us. I just can't imagine that happening in my own country, such friendliness to tourists. Then again, I don't live in the countryside, which might explain a lot.

Afterwards I felt a little bad we didn't order some drinks for the guy in return, but strange enough we never thought of it in the oddness of the moment.