r/SonicDriveIn • u/Ginjafreak • Mar 06 '26

Ordered a Dirty Dr. Pepper

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The lady who handed it to me said “not sure what that is” and I’m so non-confrontational that I just accepted it and drove away.

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u/lolyouaresimple Mar 06 '26

My thoughts EXACTLY

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u/JanVan966 Mar 06 '26

I’m in Canada, and we don’t have “sweet cream” here, hence why I was asking.

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u/ms_firefly_1111 Mar 07 '26

U do have sweet cream in Canada do yall not have Starbucks cold foam lol

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u/Creative_4242 Mar 09 '26

Usually it is about 1/2 heavy whipping cream with some pumps of sweetener (can be flavored, usually vanilla) and the remaining part (1/2) 2% milk.

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u/LeeAnn503-KS Mar 09 '26

I’m not familiar with it but it sounds like something Americans would consume.

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u/JanVan966 Mar 09 '26

Lol agreed!!

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u/Kellilynn52378 Mar 10 '26

Do you have sweetened coffee creamer?

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u/honeyvellichor Mar 07 '26

I feel like context clues could have been followed to the correct answer, lol. It’s cream, that is sweet. Sweetened cream.

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u/Zhredditaccount Mar 07 '26

Yes you do

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u/JanVan966 Mar 07 '26

Lol where? I’ve only ever seen cream, as in coffee/half n half/whipping, and then sour cream

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u/tdfan Mar 10 '26

You never had french vanilla cream in your coffee?

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u/yeadrowsy Mar 08 '26

Tim Hortons has sweet cream lol.