Soda Pop Recipe
Coke/Diet Coke / Sprite / Canada Dry/Fuze Iced Tea
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Ingredients
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Soda Selection (per serving)
Optional Add-ins (per serving)
Glassware / equipment
Method
Standard Pour (canned soda)
Allow foam to settle. Top off gently if needed to reach about 1 cm (1/4 inch) below the rim. Do not overpour to avoid overflow as carbonation releases.
If desired, garnish with a lemon or lime wedge on the rim or a maraschino cherry added to the drink. Serve immediately with a straw or stirring spoon.
Bottled Iced Tea (Fuze)
Chill the bottled iced tea beforehand. Add 1 cup of fresh ice cubes to the serving glass.
Open the Fuze Iced Tea bottle and pour slowly into the prepared glass. Stop about 1 cm (1/4 inch) below the rim.
Garnish with a lemon wedge if desired and serve immediately.
Ginger Ale (Canada Dry) Special
For a refreshing variation, add a squeeze of lime (about 1/2 wedge) into the glass of ice before pouring. Pour Canada Dry ginger ale slowly over the ice and lime. Stir gently once with a spoon to combine.
Diet Coke / Regular Coke Notes
To avoid excessive fizz when pouring, pour against the side of the glass at a 45° angle. If serving to someone who prefers less sweetness, consider serving Diet Coke or offering a tall glass with extra ice.
Clean-up
Dispose of empty cans or bottles, rinse and dry glassware after use. Store unopened cans/bottles in a cool, dry place or refrigerator.