Pop goes the weasel

A propos of two posts at MeFi (and I swear I’ve seen the subject discussed there and elsewhere before) and AskMeFi, what is your favourite soft drink?

Though I prefer tea, water and juices, mine’s a (Vanilla) Coca Cola with lots of ice. Also like or liked Dr Pepper (Mr Pib when I was little) and Exota red ‘gazeuse’ (no longer available) which came in Grolsch type bottles. These days that particular branch of hypercolour & carbonated water market’s nicely filled by Fernandez.

When I was twelve for the longest time all I wanted was ginger ale.

Update: ha! Vindicated, it WAS discussed before.

28. May 2004 von Caroline
Categories: Food | Tags: , , , , , , , , | 5 comments

Comments (5)

  1. Regular old Coca-Cola, best in a refrigerated can. Also like Vanilla Coke, Dr. Pepper, and all root beers; I’ll tolerate Sprite (though I like the “remixes”) and Pepsi. Hate all diet sodas with a passion. And I used to love Pepsi Blue, but then they discontinued it, because I was the only person in America who drank it.

  2. I like Sprite every once in a while (better than 7Up which I’ve always hated). What are the ‘remixes’?

  3. Years pass by without me having drunk any softdrinks. Most are far too sweet, and those that aren’t I don’t particularly like.

    If I want something cold and refreshing, I drink beer. If it isn’t that time of the day yet, it is water with ice cubes, or milk or orange juice.

  4. In the US, starting last summer, we get a new flavor of Sprite every year. Last year, it was Tropical Sprite Remix, which tasted exactly like what we assumed Skittlebrau from The Simpsons tasted like (Beer and Skittles); this year it’s Berryclear Sprite Remix, which, well, tastes a lot like Tropical Sprite Remix only with slightly more berry sharpness. They’re better than regular Sprite, IMHO, and they have pretty-colored bottles…

  5. http://www.sprite.com/remix/

    Should’ve thought to include that with the original post. Mind the obnoxious hip-hop ad jingle as you enter. (The “remixes” were promoted with music done by The Neptunes the first time out.)