Anonymous
02/16/2024 23:55
Subject: Is “ranch water” a thing outside of Texas (and California)?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The term ranch water is a new thing.
Uh no. This has been a drink for years. But par for the course on DCUM to discover a thing that has existed for years and they think it’s new.
Don’t be cranky
Anonymous
02/16/2024 20:59
Subject: Is “ranch water” a thing outside of Texas (and California)?
Anonymous wrote:what’s so special about Topo Chico vs any other sparkling water for this drink?
It’s a mineral water. Not carbonated water like LaCroix etc.
Anonymous
02/16/2024 20:58
Subject: Is “ranch water” a thing outside of Texas (and California)?
Anonymous wrote:The term ranch water is a new thing.
Uh no. This has been a drink for years. But par for the course on DCUM to discover a thing that has existed for years and they think it’s new.
Anonymous
02/16/2024 20:52
Subject: Is “ranch water” a thing outside of Texas (and California)?
Anonymous wrote:It's a tequila soda with lime. I think it only became a thing when people became obsessed with Topo Chico.
I have a friend who grew up in Texas, moved here over 20y ago and has always called it Ranch Water.
Anonymous
02/16/2024 19:22
Subject: Is “ranch water” a thing outside of Texas (and California)?
Anonymous wrote:what’s so special about Topo Chico vs any other sparkling water for this drink?
Topo is bottled in Mexico? Perrier and S Pelle are Euro.
Easier to find the small glass bottles of Topo as well.
Anonymous
02/16/2024 11:16
Subject: Is “ranch water” a thing outside of Texas (and California)?
Anonymous wrote:They sell it in a can now
Yup
Anonymous
02/16/2024 11:12
Subject: Is “ranch water” a thing outside of Texas (and California)?
what’s so special about Topo Chico vs any other sparkling water for this drink?
Anonymous
02/16/2024 10:01
Subject: Is “ranch water” a thing outside of Texas (and California)?
The term ranch water is a new thing.
Anonymous
02/16/2024 09:59
Subject: Is “ranch water” a thing outside of Texas (and California)?
My husband loves ranch water. He orders it all the time. No one ever knows what it is. I tell him to just order vodka soda with lime like a normal person but he insists on ordering ranch water and then having to explain it.
Anonymous
02/16/2024 09:54
Subject: Is “ranch water” a thing outside of Texas (and California)?
This is my first time hearing about "ranch water" but I've been making Spindrift vodkas for a while now and that seems like a better, cheaper version of Ranch Water.
Anonymous
02/15/2024 01:51
Subject: Is “ranch water” a thing outside of Texas (and California)?
Anonymous wrote:We are in Colorado and it is everywhere!
+1. I’ve mostly seen them in TX and CO.
Anonymous
02/14/2024 14:27
Subject: Is “ranch water” a thing outside of Texas (and California)?
I tried ordering one at a popular Texmex restaurant in an upscale suburb and they had zero idea what I was talking about.
Anonymous
02/14/2024 13:24
Subject: Is “ranch water” a thing outside of Texas (and California)?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Never heard of it (in California)
Same, until I saw it in the New York Times.
Article:
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/27/dining/drinks/regional-cocktails-lunchbox-brandy-old-fashioned.html
Recipe:
Ingredients
Yield:1 serving
2 ounces blanco tequila
1 ounce fresh lime juice, plus a lime wedge for serving
Carbonated mineral water, such as Topo Chico, as needed
Preparation
Step 1: Fill a highball glass with ice. Add the tequila and the lime juice, then top it off with Topo Chico. Gently stir to mix. Serve with a lime wedge. Keep topping off with Topo Chico to dilute to your liking and extend the life of the drink.
https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1024842-ranch-water
Anonymous
02/14/2024 13:23
Subject: Is “ranch water” a thing outside of Texas (and California)?
We are in Colorado and it is everywhere!
Anonymous
02/14/2024 13:14
Subject: Is “ranch water” a thing outside of Texas (and California)?
We love them. Heard about them and tried them.