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Lindsay Lohan mixes Pepsi with milk in new ad – and people are horrified

Lindsay Lohan mixes Pepsi with milk in new ad – and people are horrified
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Eggnog, Baileys, mulled wine - there are a variety of beverages people enjoy during the festive season - however, Lindsay Lohan has horrified viewers by knocking back "pilk" in Pepsi's latest Christmas advert.

(And before you ask, yes that's Pepsi and milk mixed together).

The 36-year-old provided the ultimate noughties throwback as she danced her Mean Girls character Cady's Jingle Bell Rock routine.

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She then fixed herself a glass of the fizzy dairy concoction. First, Lohan added in the Pepsi and commented: "Nice."

Most would assume the ad finished there, but viewers were shocked to see the actress pick up a jug of milk and pour it into the glass, to which she then added: "Ooh, naughty."

Lohan provided a simple explanation for what she had just made: "Pepsi and milk... Pilk," and took a sip of the beverage with her straw.

Of course, the drink sparked discussions on social media, where people weren't exactly keen on mixing Pepsi and milk, with one describing it as a "culinary crime."

Many were disgusted at the idea of mixing Pepsi and milk together Twitter/pqeusouassimds




Many were disgusted at the idea of mixing Pepsi and milk together Twitter/notmidelle




Many were disgusted at the idea of mixing Pepsi and milk together Twitter/whodathomo




Many were disgusted at the idea of mixing Pepsi and milk together Twitter/Scrap_maker2020




Many were disgusted at the idea of mixing Pepsi and milk together Twitter/trashygaytweets



Many were disgusted at the idea of mixing Pepsi and milk together Twitter/OOCouchGags



Many were disgusted at the idea of mixing Pepsi and milk together Twitter/nosyanxo



Many were disgusted at the idea of mixing Pepsi and milk together Twitter/veryharryhill


There was also a good sprinkling of Mean Girls memes.


Others baffled by the drink used "Mean Girls" memes to express their reaction Twitter/TomZohar



Others baffled by the drink used "Mean Girls" memes to express their reactionTwitter/katebarstool


Though there were some valiant "pilk" defenders who noted that they liked the drink after giving it a try.


Some disagreed and said Pepsi and milk does taste goodTwitter/ElmoSora



Some disagreed and said Pepsi and milk does taste goodTwitter/Rockingrye2000



While others noted that "pilk" is similar to doodh soda - a fusion drink that originated in Asian countries like India and Pakistan that contains milk and soda which is widely consumed during Ramadan, according to Tasted Recipes.


People also pointed out how "pilk" is reminiscient of Dooha sodaTwitter/pooja_news




Twitter/sunflwrsunset



Some pointed out that "pilk" was also a thing on the classic 70s sitcom Laverne And Shirley where the character Laverne DeFazio mixes the two together as her go-to beverage.


Laverne mixing together milk and Pepsi to create "pilk" on the 70s sitcomTwitter/AnthonyGiffen




Laverne mixing together milk and Pepsi to create "pilk" on the 70s sitcomTwitter/PaulyDavid



A few joked about the havoc drinking a combination of dairy and a fizzy drink would have on their stomachs.


There were tweets about how those with sensitive stomachs may handle (or not handle) "pilk" Twitter/akaxnene



There were tweets about how those with sensitive stomachs may handle (or not handle) "pilk" Twitter/buffyS69


Perhaps an idea for Pepsi's Christmas advert next year?


Some gave Pepsi suggestion as other drinks they could make for next Christmas Twitter/gingerbreadb0i


Think we can all agree the "pilk" advert starring Lohan was a good marketing technique because everyone's curious to taste it themselves.


One person explained why this was good marketing from PepsiTwitter/colemanjspilde



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