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Both of those seem idiomatic to me. English generally marks the noun as plural. Blasts of the Baja type. Blast is the noun, Baja the adjective. Dew from the mou

by wl 2y ago

Both of those seem idiomatic to me. English generally marks the noun as plural. Blasts of the Baja type. Blast is the noun, Baja the adjective. Dew from the mountain. Dew is generally uncountable, but referring to a serving of a soda as a countable noun doesn't seem grating here.

CalRobert 2y ago
You know, if they sold cans of Baja Blast I could see it, but I think it being a fountain drink makes it feel weird. Then again, if they said "Fantas" maybe it would be less weird. Maybe it's just me. Language is weird.
- duskwuff 2y ago
  > You know, if they sold cans of Baja Blast I could see it They do, actually. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Mountain-Dew-Baja-Blast-Tropical-Lime-Citrus-Soda-Pop-12-fl-oz-12-Pack-Cans/47375645 https://www.walmart.com/ip/Mountain-Dew-Baja-Blast-Tropical-...