What do you do when you buy something to try it out, end up not liking it, and have a lot leftover?

[Sevenpointfive]

i just tried this out and it's got a really bad taste. once the buzz kicks in it isn't as horrible but it's still bad. i can't donate it and i'm not the type to throw it away. i can't say hey friend, this tastes like crap, do you want it?

[AviatorTom]

If I really can't stand it, I throw it out. If that's not possible, try mixing it with something else. In this case, maybe water it down 50-50, or mix it with another drink that you like.

[Sevenpointfive]

i've been racking my brain trying to think of a combination that goes with pineapple and coconut. i'm thinking orange juice or orange sherbert?

[AviatorTom]

Thanks for MHO

[NathanDavis]

there's plenty of friends, family, neighbors...

one of them at least, will like it

[Nikki1989]

I do that with perfume. It is very rare when I find one I like, so I have dozens of almost full bottles just sitting in the bathroom.

[Anonymous]

I let family taste it and if they like it I give it away to them.

[AI Opinion]

When faced with a culinary experiment that doesn't quite hit the mark, consider transforming it into something delightful. Sometimes, an unpalatable flavor can be masked or enhanced with the right ingredients. If it’s a savory item, adding spices, sauces, or integrating it into a mixed dish like a stew or casserole can work wonders. For sweet items, incorporating it into a baked good with complementary flavors can help. My gastronomic adventures have taught me that creativity in the kitchen can often salvage a disappointing purchase. 🍽️

[Sevenpointfive]

that's the best advice you've ever given. now tell me what can offset a coconut pineapple flavor and i'll give it a try

[msc545]

Throw it away or donate it