How to make dirty soda from the secret life of Mormon’s wives

If you look at the text interconnection index with my best friend for long distances when the “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” for the first time on Hulu last fall, you will find a series of messages that match the chaotic fluctuations of the reality chain. We exchanged notes on the exciting Momtok members, discussed the controversial plot points, and we presented our unarmed ideas about the dynamics of the rock group.

What will you not discover, but? Any ambitious language directed at the Momtok’s favorite drink, the controversial “dirty soda”, which, for two indigenous populations in the Middle West with a well -documented love for fuel station drinks, is surprising.

In the event that two seasons are not devoured at one weekend (comet), we will allow you to enter this open secret: they love dirty soda – Cola rose with creamy and flavored drink – by a liter. In the middle of the first season, viewers are following a group of women, all of this with well bright hair, in search of this in the afternoon. Reading: Dirty soda is the equivalent of a happy, dirty Martini and the dollar.

“We do not drink alcohol or deal with drugs, so it is a type of our deputy,” Demi participates before raising its request for four beds. Laila, an Osenian fans from the group, says she drinks 44 ounces every day of almost a week. This is where they lost me.

For beginners, let’s walk through construction: Layla prefer a fruit drink forward, with a mountain dew base along with thick swirls of mango and strawberry. The most divisible part is a heavy pouring of coconut cream, which creates a very special mouth. In the same episode, Laila admits that she usually drops this long drink in just one hour.

All the things that have been taken into account, there are many reasons for the curiosity about the attractiveness of “dirty soda”. After all, the preferred momok’s Soda, Swig, has more than 50 country sites with hundreds of other stores on the road.

The exhibition B: The recipes of soda full of cream described the tours on Tiktok last year, and even led Dr. Bieber to launch his limited coconut session. Meanwhile, Sonic Drive-in Creamer suggested in soft drink shows, while the SOOL SIPS chain, earlier this year, has reached the desire to seek the strong desire for soda in New York-dirty, or not.

“We have realized that people will come to us for” dirty soda “, especially about excitement about TV programs. We got a lot of that,” says Andrew Mugher, the developer of Sips Cool Sips. “It balances fun and excitement about” dirty soda “, also making sure that we appeal to the people who will come to us regularly to capture them in the afternoon.”

I feel that we are not in Utah anymore.

As it turns out, you do not need a “soft swing” scandal to try your hand in this suspicious creamy drink – but moderate – caffeine -. For the preferred test for the test at night at home, for every official recipe for SWIG, you created a simple simple drink with strawberry jam and fresh mango, then pushed it to the citrus gas drink. During assembly, it is almost impossible to exceed the thickness of coconut cream, but I ask you to pay (even as soon as it takes mixed drinks a fear).

If you have a gasket reaction to all of the above, count yourself in a good company. Although I understand the attractiveness of Dr. Dr. Bieber or Vanilla Coca -Cola float, this editing and narration on the mountain spoke directly to the interior skeptical with its gathering. After a hesitant sip, I confirm frankly that Laila’s order is actually working. Mango and strawberry play well with the bright Mountain Dio fruits, and the cream adds a quality similar to the Sherbett almost to the drink. It is worth stopping temporarily to recognize the high sugar content that is supposed to be in the arrangement of at night, which may be avoided by replacing the mountain dew with citrus fruits.

I must confess, I love it. Pour 44 ounces of these things is not great for you-but a curse, it’s good. All the respect for those who sprinkle with the joy of Dew Dew and Coconut Creamer, of course, but I hope this will remain part of for me Secret life.

Nicolet Baker, an independent writer who lives in Brooklyn, New York. Its experience is primarily in food, drink and the media, but it enjoys covering all aspects of the lifestyle with an accessible approach. I have written for Food & Wine, Byrdie, Business Insider, Vinepair and Flourish.