Sparkling Hibiscus from Zamalek

Sparkling Hibiscus

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Is this my RTD of the summer!? I don’t know, maybe. I keep buying cans with the intention of mixing them with lemonades or other fruit juices, but then I finish off all the cans in my fridge just on their own before I get the chance to try and do fun mixology stuff. I feel like that says something about how nice this pure, bright and tart tasting fizzy hibiscus drink is all on its lonesome.
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TeaEarleGreyHot
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Does RTD mean ready to drink?

Roswell Strange
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Yes it does! :)

TeaEarleGreyHot
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Phew! I am accustomed to it meaning Rapid Transit District (i.e., city bus)!

Martin Bednář
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City bus being “rapid”? Where?
Ah sorry, Ros, that’s deep OT! Glad to gear there are a good RTD in your area!

TeaEarleGreyHot
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I suppose some RTDs result from merging of municipal light Rail, subway, and bus systems, and nobody really thinks much about the acronym, which you rightly mock. In some areas the R might stand for “regional” or even the name of a city. But given road congestion, I wouldn’t be surprised to start seeing bicycle and scooter rentals being called “Rapid”!

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