*I* didn't know. How fun1 Maybe you can reverse the boy-girl thing this round.
Hey - I read today that real (not artifical) ginger ale is a GREAT antidote for morning sickness. Or any natural ginger, really. I hadn't heard that one so I figured maybe you hadn't either, and thought it was worth sharing.
Hum what is the difference in real and artificial ginger ale? I did try ginger ale. Didn't help. I bought crystalized ginger at the Farmer's Market to stick under my tongue. Nada. Nothing. Thanks for thinking of me though! Let me know if you come across anything else.
I think some brews use real ginger (spicy!) while some use artifical ginger flavoring (which is more common). Usually if it's real ginger ale, it's called "ginger beer" or "ginger brew" instead. It should say it on the package.
Hope you're having a merry christmas - and that you feel as good as you can!
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I'm sure they all did know..but I know that I knew first
*I* didn't know. How fun1 Maybe you can reverse the boy-girl thing this round.
Hey - I read today that real (not artifical) ginger ale is a GREAT antidote for morning sickness. Or any natural ginger, really. I hadn't heard that one so I figured maybe you hadn't either, and thought it was worth sharing.
Happy Upchuck (I mean Christmas!) :)
Hum what is the difference in real and artificial ginger ale? I did try ginger ale. Didn't help. I bought crystalized ginger at the Farmer's Market to stick under my tongue. Nada. Nothing. Thanks for thinking of me though! Let me know if you come across anything else.
I think some brews use real ginger (spicy!) while some use artifical ginger flavoring (which is more common). Usually if it's real ginger ale, it's called "ginger beer" or "ginger brew" instead. It should say it on the package.
Hope you're having a merry christmas - and that you feel as good as you can!
Did Santa bring you a relief from your stomach issues? I hope so, and when you feel better, I want pictures of Kiran's first American Christmas!!!
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