Ricky remembers how that circular cardboard cover on the Magnolia Chocolait bottle would sometimes fall in and how households would recycle the bottles as water containers afterwards.
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Chocolate Milk
Published November 25, 2009 Drink , Products 1 CommentTags: Magnolia Chocolait, recycle, water containers
Brownie
Published November 18, 2009 Drink , People , Products , TV 1 CommentTags: "Ober Da Bakod", Danny "Brownie" Pansalin, San Miguel Beer
Ricky remembers Danny “Brownie” Pansalin. He became a mainstay in “Ober Da Bakod” after gaining recognition from a San Miguel Beer TV commercial.
Greenhills Fruit Stand
Published November 14, 2009 Drink , Experiences , Food , Places 1 CommentTags: castanas, fresh fruit juice, fruit stands, Greenhills, Shoppesville, Virra Mall
Ricky remembers that alley behind the Greenhills Theater between Shoppesville and Virra Mall where there were a lot of fruit stands. They also sold fresh fruit juice and castanas all year long.
Softdrinks
Published August 12, 2009 Drink , Experiences , Products 2 CommentsTags: Coke 500, Coke Solo, Rodeo Rootbeer, Royal Grape, Royal Rootbeer, Royal Strawberry
Ricky remembers Royal Rootbeer, Royal Grape, Royal Strawberry, Rodeo Rootber, Coke Solo, and Coke 500. He also remembers the concept of drinking softdrinks out of a plastic bag.
Ricky remembers Orange Julius in Unimart and Mango Brutus in Katipunan.
Ricky Baizas remembers when cinema seating was divided into Orchestra, Balcony, and Loge, when popcorn came in one size and one flavor (in that translucent wax paper bag), and softdrinks were available in one size cups as well. (all of which had the Coca-Cola logo on them)
Ziggy
Published April 16, 2009 Cartoons , Comic Books , Drink , Experiences , People , Products , Toys 3 Comments
Ricky Baizas remembers those plastic Ziggy toys you wear on your fingers. They came free with every jar of Tang. No matter how much you wash them, they still smelled of powdered orange juice.
Ricky Baizas remembers when Royal claimed that they were made from real Valencia oranges.
Ricky Baizas remembers the Milo commercials with Dongie Alviar (football) and Bea Lucero (gymnastics).
