Milk and Coke?
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Not sure if it’s a drink you’ve tried yet? I only just tried it, and it is surprisingly not as disgusting as it sounds
Just a cheap version of a milk float?
Used to have a Coke Float (coke topped with vanilla ice cream)in The Wimpy, when I was a kid, not sure about actual milk with coke thou
I tried it once in a burger restaurant in Malaysia and wasn’t impressed. But just tried the milk and coke now, and it’s not too bad. Not so sone thing I’d have all the time, but it’s drinkable
Lol it was the same for me as well. And I felt a tad nauseous as I poured the milk on top of the coke. But it tasted ok
Prefer coke and red wine personally. How did you find out you liked it? Did you purposely have it or was it an accident?
I read about it online, and thought I’d give it a go. Wouldn’t say I like it, but it’s drinkable. Not done the wine with coke yet as it sounds gross and almost sacrilegious to wine drinkers, although I know it’s popular in china. I prefer my wine less sweet, so coke sounds like it’ll make it sweet
I said the same about the wine and coke thing as I'm fussy with wine, but at the end of the night when there wasn't enough for a full glass of wine and someone had opened a can of Pepsi, I thought I would go for it. Was quite pleasant and thirst quenching. Won't be doing it next time I open a bottle of merlot but it's satisfied a curiosity
Coke float yes. Whatever you just described, no. Lol. My OH loves a root beer float. I think the ice cream makes it creamier.
I love drinking both of them but I’m not sure if I would be tempted to drink them at this same time 
Lol if you have any of those beverages around, I think it’s time they got a acquainted 
I am sure it would taste ok as it would be somewhat like the old lemonade floats my dad used to make me when I was a kid. In my mind it not being ice cream added would just ruin a good glass of milk!
Lol I know what you mean. But I did try it and for someone who doesn’t even like ice cream or coke, this combination really wasn’t bad
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