Few days ago I got to drink a Bonjus (aka Bonjiss) for the first time in 9 years! I salute them for preserving their original taste. It still feels like you’re having a chemical solution, but good nonetheless!
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I insist on doing this every year or so 🙂 with a man2oushet za3tar! yummy
Hah! I know. I had one a week ago for the first time in a long time and I felt like I was little again. It tastes exactly the same, it was weird. 🙂
Ah mate, what i would give to have one now!!!
i haven’t had a bonjiss for 10 years now! or extra pineapple!!
or 7atta TANG!! 🙁
I’m sure we have Tang here in sydney, but not bonjus or extra…
Bonjiss + Unica or Ras El Abed (Ghandour) = Heaven 🙂
I hope that the small Pampa will be back too…
Thanx for Sharing the photo and the taste.
Well the best part of the Banjiss experience is to drink it so fast…because the purpose of drinking a haram banjiss is that at the end we used to blow it again and pop it by stepping real hard on it!!!! this was the best bonjiss experience 18 years ago :):):)waaaw i seem old telling this story!!!
Totally agree.
I don’t know why, but it kinda reminds me of car oils when I drink it for some reason!
Hahahaa exactly!! Ya Allah 3a 2yem el bonjis!
I don’t drink them frequently but they do show up on my radar quite frequently…I live and work with kids so its a part of my life now 🙂 Just don’t like it when the straws are deformed or the holes aren’t able to be punctured. They are amazingly refreshing when ice-cold.
Bonjus my favourite! I live in Australia and it is imported here, all the Lebanese community buy it in bulk by box! Equates to $1 here for one but it’s worth every “franc”
This one sells for 1$ in Canada. I’d pay for it so badly.