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Have you tried splashing Angostura bitters on your ice cream? Because Angostura has a light uplifting flavour with some citrusy undertones I find it works better with pale colored icecreams like vanilla and citrus-flavored icecreams like orange and lemon.
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I love love love Angostura bitters. We always put them in our homemade milkshakes. We put them in just about anything. If you have an upset stomach, a few shakes of bitters in a little water will also help settle it.
I love love love Angostura bitters. We always put them in our homemade milkshakes. We put them in just about anything. If you have an upset stomach, a few shakes of bitters in a little water will also help settle it.
I love love love Angostura bitters. We always put them in our homemade milkshakes. We put them in just about anything. If you have an upset stomach, a few shakes of bitters in a little water will also help settle it.
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