Soda / Pop / Fizzy drinks...whatever you call it, It's bloody damn GOOD! Answered

There's this great stuff called tap water...invented by the ancient Romans...it goes for about four thousandths of a cent per gallon.

I always feel like having another can after the one I had!
That's because soda/pop/soft drinks/carbonated beverages typically have so much sugar and other added crap that it dries you out more than it hydrates you.

Cherry coke, tap water

I avoid all sugar-free soda, not because of any paranoia about sweeteners, but because they taste foul - that stuff is sickly sweet.

(Bizarrely, Kitewife drinks diet sodas because she finds the sugary ones too sweet. Go figure.)

I hate all soda/pop/soft drinks/carbonated beverages!!

>_<

I used to drink Tab Clear a few years back, It was a cola tasting clear fizzy drink. Went through gallons of the stuff then suddenly you couldn't buy it! Now its normal water and healthy skin/kidneys/breath etc. Try it hot!

I drank Fresca at one time, but when they put me on Cholesterol meds, I had to stop. The grapefruit juice in it, although good for me, is detrimental to the effectiveness of the medication. I drink mostly water, teas, and some coffee now; the carbonation tends to make my acid reflux worse. Occasionally I will sneak a JOLT! or a Ginger Beer (Jamaican style, real ginger ale with capsicum in it)

I prefer Leinenkugel's Summer Wheat

PEPSI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Diet Coke, Coke Zero, and Coke Zero Cherry. I used to like Sprite Zero, but I just grew out of it, I guess. Now, if we're talking about what I drink on a day-to-day basis, I drink water mostly.

I have a fond taste for Dr. Pepper, but also Fresca.

My dad used to own a restaurant, and he told me that the paper cups were actually more expensive than the pop/soda! Bottled stuff is such a rip off!

I drink a mix of Diet Dr Pepper and Diet Coke. I don't buy it in bottles or cans. I have not done that in years. I have a 100-ounce mug (about 3 liters) that I fill once or twice a day. It costs me $0.84 to fill it where I normally go. Sometimes it costs anywhere from $0.75 to $1.07 to fill. I like your can holder. I made a AA battery holder almost like that out of cardboard.

soda's good stuff. not very expensive over here in the US... course i live about 50 miles from the Coke factory; you can go on a tour and sample like 70 different "beta" cokes :]