Manzana Lift
Manzana Lift by iheartmexico August 3, 2007
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An apple soda only sold in Mexico. It's made by Coca-Cola. It's really unique and comes in red, green, and golden apple flavors. Supposedly they sell something simular here called Manzana Mia, but I personally have never seen it.
(on a Mission Trip to Mexico)
Peter: Why does Mexico have better soda brands than us?
Me: I don't know.
Peter:...do you think we'll have to declare this if we bring it across the border?
Me: Shutup.
Peter: Why does Mexico have better soda brands than us?
Me: I don't know.
Peter:...do you think we'll have to declare this if we bring it across the border?
Me: Shutup.
Manzana Lift by I Live in a DIFFERENT Orange County July 23, 2005
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