Raelene Cunnick: You picked the least easy thing to bring!You could do cafe au lait. Not sure how old you are, so coffee and mock-alcoholic drinks might not be acceptable. As a mocktail, try sparkling grape juice; I'd recommend things to add to it, but they have alcohol, too.Sparkling white grape juice + purple grape juice = mock Kir Royale, a very popular French before-dinner drink....Show more
Carter Edstrom: Perrier! Not much else........
Donnell Mollo: The French are huge consumers of bottled water: Perrier, Vittel, Evian. They also enjoy Orangina an Orange soft drink from Aix en Provence. In France they also serve Coca-cola but it is not as popular as in the States.
Gene Debell: french water: Perrier, Evian,...soda: Orangina (in most stores either with the soft drinks or with the water/snapple/energy drinks)some stores have French limonade and lemonade--in my grocery they are in the international aisle, but i've seen them at specially import st! ores (World Market, trader Joe's) and in some groceries with the water.If worse comes to worst, sparkling grape juice in the bottles that look like wine--you might even get some excitement if the principal sees you carry it in!...Show more
Maynard Reevers: a blinding cup of espresso (sturdy, "french roast", or maybe espresso if u have the gadget)... with some french bread toasted then sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar makes a sturdy breakfast in france. even as i change into in France, alot of human beings drank Orangina and likewise quite some Fanta flavors. Fanta is large there!
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