The Orange Julius
Can anyone remember the Orange Julius stands around town? I used to frequent one near about 46 Street and 7 Ave. An Orange Julius was a fantastic concoction made from orange juice, ice and some sort of white powder. They didn't tell you what it was, but I suspect the mix contained powdered milk and maybe malt. Regardless, an Orange Julius was thick, creamy, cold and fantastic.
posted by Tony the Tour Guy | 7:29 PM
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Orqnge Juliuses were AWESOME! I loved them. They used to prliferate in the larger subway stations, like Times Square and Grand Central. D.
p.s., I don't remember the Schaeffer ads in Spanish, but I'm not surprised. Latinos loved the stuff along with "la cerveza Raingol'."
When we would go to Sunset Park the guys would all be drinking Schaeffer, or "Chaeper," as some pronounced it.
Schaeffer was also the more-or-less official beer of the Bronx Irish Catholics from Parkchester.
Oh, and for kids there was Malta Schaeffer, the non-alcoholic, incredibly sweet malt drink. I recall their ads in Spanish, showing a bunch of little school kids charging for a vendor's cart while they sang
Tome malta
La Malta Schaeffer...
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