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Old 08-14-2009, 09:28 PM
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What does the Pepsi do for it?
makes it a little sweet ....
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Why would you do that?

Ok, Pale, it is your job to remind me in the Fall when I make chili to put in a can. I typically don't like my chili sweet, but just once I'll try it.
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I'm making sweet pulled pork tomorrow with Pepsi. It's supposed to be Cafe Rio style, and the recipe calls for Coke, but my husband will drink the leftover Pepsi, so I switched.

Beefche, if you add Pepsi, make sure everything else balances out the thickness, because the soda will make it a little runnier.
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I'm making sweet pulled pork tomorrow with Pepsi. It's supposed to be Cafe Rio style, and the recipe calls for Coke, but my husband will drink the leftover Pepsi, so I switched.

Beefche, if you add Pepsi, make sure everything else balances out the thickness, because the soda will make it a little runnier.
yes....you would be correct......I like my chilli thick anyway and I have to make sure it balances out.....others like theirs more runny.....when I buy Pepsi I have to make sure I don't drink it before using it in the chilli.....
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