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beppe · 08-18-2011, 01:11 PM

mint and sparkling water. Menthe Glaciale they call it in this part of the world. Might it be spear mint?

it's hot. the weather I mean. the drink is cold.

The icy mint flavor is made of propylene glycol (E1520), mint, jambu, galangal, ginger and isopulegol [1]. The icy mint syrup contains sugar, glucose syrup, fructose, water, natural flavors, citric acid (acidifier) and patent blue (E131 dye) [2].

In the Caribbean, a popular belief that icy mint lotion can separate two people. For this, we recorded the names of two victims on the bottle and is coated with lotion a doorknob that both people have to touch [7]. Icy mint is also used in Martinique to prepare cleaning baths against negative entities and charms of protection [8]. There is no scientific evidence of the effectiveness of these recipes.

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beppe Grand Sorcerer Posts: 5,161 Karma: 81026524 Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Italy Device: Kindle3, Ipod4, IPad2	mint and sparkling water. Menthe Glaciale they call it in this part of the world. Might it be spear mint? it's hot. the weather I mean. the drink is cold. The icy mint flavor is made of propylene glycol (E1520), mint, jambu, galangal, ginger and isopulegol [1]. The icy mint syrup contains sugar, glucose syrup, fructose, water, natural flavors, citric acid (acidifier) and patent blue (E131 dye) [2]. In the Caribbean, a popular belief that icy mint lotion can separate two people. For this, we recorded the names of two victims on the bottle and is coated with lotion a doorknob that both people have to touch [7]. Icy mint is also used in Martinique to prepare cleaning baths against negative entities and charms of protection [8]. There is no scientific evidence of the effectiveness of these recipes. Last edited by beppe; 08-18-2011 at 01:18 PM.