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How Things Work@thishowthingswork Coconut water can do more than fill a glass. Pour it into an ice tray, freeze it, and use the cubes whenever you want to give a cold drink a little extra something. As they melt, the cubes slowly blend naturally occurring electrolytes into the beverage. Their coconut taste is usually subtle, especially in iced tea, smoothies, fruit drinks, or flavored water. It is an easy alternative to regular ice that requires no powders or preparation beyond freezing. Sometimes the simplest ideas are the ones worth trying.
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@justansobservation Guess it’s a good thing I got that coconut tap…
@brodter Your ai slop is wrong again.
@galacticwarproduction Thankfully im allergic to coconuts that stuff taste like doo doo
@manrajsahota96 @rashisahota
@mmcqueen301 Yeah but…. It tastes like coconut! 🤢
@son.of.han This is a gateway drug to being super lame
@datdeathmetalguy05 What u mean no extra flavour? Of course it's tastes like coconut. This goes great with jim beam u know
@_gunsmoke98_ Its going to change the flavor when it INEVITABLY melts
@zae_zaelynn Coconut water be nasty tho 😵💫
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@robb333_ Natural Coconut water tastes like sht 😕people make it seem like it’s so refreshing, that sht overrated
@lil_marshmallow67 I am not gutting a coconut to make ice cubes
@brandenhopkins87 I didnt know freezing water eliminates sugar
@djcorncob Gonna take a lot of coconuts to fill an icetray
@_rohail07_ Why is no one talking about the cost difference between water and coconut water 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
@akashvibezz__ Can I go with whisky 🥃