- Place all ingredients into stainless steel mixing cup.
- Process until desired consistency is reached. Garnish with raspberries.
Serves: 1
The Scoop on Soda Jerk Jargon
Back when sipping on a
straw at a soda fountain was a slow pleasure at the end of a long school
day, the soda jerk was the clerk who made your order. If you were
cool, you ordered using soda jerk jargon. If you said, "shake one van
and mash it" you'd get a vanilla shake with mashed bananas. "Spit in it"
meant raspberries were mixed in your drink, while "spit on it" let
raspberries decorate the top. "Fuzzy" added peaches to the mix, "gravel"
added nuts, and a request for "Chicago" added pineapple juice or soda.
Have some fun with more soda jerk jargon:
Baby - glass of milk
Bottom - ice cream in a drink
Bucket of - several ingredients combined
Cha - chocolate
Chicago - pineapple juice or soda
Cow Juice - milk
Crash - cookie crumbs
Draw One - coffee
Draw One from the South - strong coffee
Forty-One - lemons or lemonade
Freeze - ice cream
Fuzzy - peaches
Gravel - nuts
Hot Cha - hot chocolate
In the Hay - strawberry milkshake
Java - coffee
Mash One - mashed bananas
Mud - chocolate ice cream
Natural - 7-Up
One on the Country - yogurt or buttermilk
Patch - strawberries
Sand - sugar
Shake One - milkshake (usually chocolate)
Spit in it - raspberries
Spit on it - raspberries on top
Squeeze One - orange juice
Van - vanilla ice cream
White Cow - vanilla milkshake