Cola Wars: We want your (p)opinions!
We've got some hard questions about soft drinks!
Soda... It's probably bad for us but we just can't get enough!
Another thing we can't get enough of is your opinions! So, we've got to see where you are on this soda pop spectrum.
Take your pick and see how your opinions compare to those of your MeTV neighbors! Have fun!
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What do you call fizzy soft drinks?
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Speaking of Coke... Pepsi or Coke?
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What's your preference?
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Pick one:
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Choose a cola additive!
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How do you prefer to drink your soda?
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What's your ice preference?
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Cubes, or...?
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Do you miss sitting down at a counter and being served by a soda-jerker?
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Would you ever put a soda machine in your house (price notwithstanding)?
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When you serve yourself at a soda machine, do you mix drinks?
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Cola Wars: We want your (p)opinions!
Your Result...
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75% similar. I'm trying to drink a lot of water now, but I still like a soft drink with certain meals.
75% similar and on #5 I would have picked lemon but there was only two choices. Btw I picked vanilla
one more comment about sodas...IF I drink a soda ; it's regular soda. Am so so leery about arti-sweetners...my 2 cents they are really bad for you. Your body - even mine right now is "burning fat in the flame of carbohydrate". Natural all in moderation (I can say that now since the holidays are over:))
My thoughts are sent back to the thrilling days of yester-fast-food.
One late '60s day, a Jack-in-The-Box opened. Exotic for my neighborhood.
Tacos! Deep-fried with lettuce within...as someone intended. (It was years before I learned there were alternate approaches.)
I remember finishing an order with, "...and a Coke."
"I'm sorry. (Dramatic pause) We don't have Coke. We have JACK COLA."
Can't confirm, but this may have been my first, "Whatever."
One late '60s day, a Jack-in-The-Box opened. Exotic for my neighborhood.
Tacos! Deep-fried with lettuce within...as someone intended. (It was years before I learned there were alternate approaches.)
I remember finishing an order with, "...and a Coke."
"I'm sorry. (Dramatic pause) We don't have Coke. We have JACK COLA."
Can't confirm, but this may have been my first, "Whatever."
69%. That said, I don't drink any of it, at least any with high fructose corn syrup. Once in a great while something with real sugar but mostly seltzer. Went from 235 down to 185 in my late 40s almost entirely from stopping soda & walking. Less active at 61 but still around 195.
So much left un-answered here. Personally, I'm a "Mountain Dew" guy, but if it isn't available, I'll make do with Pepsi, and once-in-a-while I even enjoy a root beer or some other flavor. But - does anyone remember a cherry (I think) flavored brand called "Cherokee Red"? That was my favorite back when I was a kid. A local radio station here in Pittsburgh used the song "Cherokee Nation" (Paul Revere & the Raiders) to promote it back in the day.
57% similar.
I don't know what nugget ice is and the most mixing I've done with soft drinks is half Mountain Dew and half Sierra Mist.
I don't know what nugget ice is and the most mixing I've done with soft drinks is half Mountain Dew and half Sierra Mist.
80% similar.
Soda is unhealthy to drink on a regular basis. I do like a root beer at times.
As I got older the docs recommended tea, now I prefer it.
Most fruit juices are teeming with sugar and are very bad for people of any age,
apple juice the worst, gives kids sugar highs and enriches your dentist.
Soda is unhealthy to drink on a regular basis. I do like a root beer at times.
As I got older the docs recommended tea, now I prefer it.
Most fruit juices are teeming with sugar and are very bad for people of any age,
apple juice the worst, gives kids sugar highs and enriches your dentist.
Sodapop. And I don't have a preference between Coke and Pepsi, I buy either depending on price.
81% similar.
I'd like to know what happened to the bottles of caffeine-free Pepsi and Coca-Cola.
You can only find Caffeine-free Coke in cans in my area. It's not like it costs more to make it caffeine-free as they're not putting an additive in it. Not sure if the makers realize some people can't drink caffeine.
I'd like to know what happened to the bottles of caffeine-free Pepsi and Coca-Cola.
You can only find Caffeine-free Coke in cans in my area. It's not like it costs more to make it caffeine-free as they're not putting an additive in it. Not sure if the makers realize some people can't drink caffeine.
Have a hard time getting it here (Wisconsin)too. Husband can't have caffeine because of heart issues.
All the places that have soda machines (where you grab a cup, ice and pick your soda drink type. They all have like Coke Zero and other sugar free drinks. If the machine does not have it they have it in cold storage in cans or bottles. Mainly in large gas stations and much bigger then 7/11 stores. One here is called RaceTrac Have maybe 10 in the city. Gas prices also cheap as in $2.42 today.