Register To ReplyI've heard the siren song of Old No. 23 myself. Kicked the stuff a couple years back, though.
I'm hooked on Dr Pepper
Never thought that would ever happen. I initially hated the taste of it, went and bought a bottle every now and then to see if things had changed, but no dice. Then one day, the local grocery store had imported several cans of Dr Pepper, like this one:
Wow! I don't know if it's because it's on a can rather than a plastic bottle, or that it has different ingredients, but this was something else! Along with Pepsi, this is now my alternative to trusty ol' Coke. No idea if Coke and Pepsi tastes differently in the States, but I like it just fine the way it is.
I've heard the siren song of Old No. 23 myself. Kicked the stuff a couple years back, though.
"You see, for me [art]'s not one of life's ornaments, rococo relaxation to be greeted affably after a day of hard work; I'm inverted on this : for me it's my very breath, the one thing necessary, and all else is excretion and a latrine."
Could be worse...you could have a Mountain Dew habit I guess...
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I've been on the Dr. lately also. I don't really like it in plastic bottles much either. I like cans or from the fountain.
I prefer barley pop, such as Foster's Lager...
I may or may not have completely misinterpreted my misconceptions as perceptions of misconstrued disinformation...
So,
You're a "pepper" too now I see...
You understand that this reference is completely lost on him, right? I don't think this campaign got much play in Norway.Originally Posted by OGG
I like the plastic-bottled Diet Dr. Pepper.
The "Wild Cherry" Diet, however - tastes like spoilt Robitussin
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In Texas you can get Dr. Pepper the way they used to make it, with real sugar.Never thought that would ever happen. I initially hated the taste of it, went and bought a bottle every now and then to see if things had changed, but no dice. Then one day, the local grocery store had imported several cans of Dr Pepper, like this one:
Wow! I don't know if it's because it's on a can rather than a plastic bottle, or that it has different ingredients, but this was something else! Along with Pepsi, this is now my alternative to trusty ol' Coke. No idea if Coke and Pepsi tastes differently in the States, but I like it just fine the way it is.
Virginia, too.
They've actually had those Throwback Dr. Peppers at my Safeway for a while now.
"You see, for me [art]'s not one of life's ornaments, rococo relaxation to be greeted affably after a day of hard work; I'm inverted on this : for me it's my very breath, the one thing necessary, and all else is excretion and a latrine."
How are they different from the ones with high-fructose corn syrup?
Yes, it was my weak attempt at a Yankee inside joke...
throwback schmowback, son!
he's talkin' Dublin Dr Pepper
ain't never strayed from the true path
Uh huh. And never mind that the ad campaign is older than he is...
Tried one of the plastic bottles again, tasted like shit. Checked the ingredients, and it contained sugar and artificial sweeteners. The cans contain sugar and corn syrup.
Okay, case solved.
I have been pretty successful in not drinking much pop since January, but Dr Pepper was never on my 'like' list. It is Mrs D's fave soda, but something in the mixture did not agree with my digestive system - and the same goes for most coke products.
Yet another friend of Jack...
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