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Aug 8, 2008
If I could locate the juices, how would I mix them up for POG...and is there anything else in there?
Thanks or Mahalo nui loa :) Love the Hawaiian language too
Steve
On 8/08/08, Beckylou wrote: > On a recent trip to Hawaii I fell in love with the > drink "POG" - I think it was passionfruit orange and > guava juice. I cannot find it anywhere here. > > If I could locate the juices, how would I mix them up for > POG...and is there anything else in there? > > Thanks or Mahalo nui loa :) Love...See More
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