Soda whats your flavor?

Ok which one is it?

  • Dr Pepper

    Votes: 16 44.4%
  • Mountian Dew

    Votes: 11 30.6%
  • neither yuck!

    Votes: 9 25.0%

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RedRyder

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I used to drink Mountain Dew..... Loved it ice cold only.

Dr. Pepper.... not so much....

I chose the Dew!
 

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rawr. now i'm going to have to get up off my lazy ass and get me some dr. pepper. I can't stop thinking about it now lol
 

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dr-pepper.jpg
 

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I went to Costco yesterday to get several groceries and I was distrought to find that my beloved Dr. Pepper costs considerably more than Coke (which is odd since it is a Coke brand) or any other soda for that matter. I didn't uderstand why. But due to my small budget I had to go with Coke instead.

But then I thought about it. Dr. Pepper costs more than the other sodas because it is just so much better.

Dr. Pepper wins. A bulk warehouse store agrees.
 

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ANOTHER QUESTION:

Where you live is Dr. Pepper a Coke Product or Pepsi product?

I ask this because I think it differs. In TN, Dr. Pepper is considered a Coke product. Now I don't know if that actually means Coke makes it or what, but like at restaurants where they sell Coke products they sell Dr. Pepper. And at the grocery store when Coke products are on sale, so is Dr. Pepper.

However, when I went down to spend the summer in FL, I realized that it was backwards. Dr. Pepper was a Pepsi product, at least from what I was seen and what I was told.

SO CONFUSED
 

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ANOTHER QUESTION:

Where you live is Dr. Pepper a Coke Product or Pepsi product?

I ask this because I think it differs. In TN, Dr. Pepper is considered a Coke product. Now I don't know if that actually means Coke makes it or what, but like at restaurants where they sell Coke products they sell Dr. Pepper. And at the grocery store when Coke products are on sale, so is Dr. Pepper.

However, when I went down to spend the summer in FL, I realized that it was backwards. Dr. Pepper was a Pepsi product, at least from what I was seen and what I was told.

SO CONFUSED

Dr Pepper - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I know in Florida, Mr. Pibb is sold with Coke products instead of Pepsi. I don't know about Virginia. I haven't gotten out much since I got here.
 

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ANOTHER QUESTION:

Where you live is Dr. Pepper a Coke Product or Pepsi product?

I ask this because I think it differs. In TN, Dr. Pepper is considered a Coke product. Now I don't know if that actually means Coke makes it or what, but like at restaurants where they sell Coke products they sell Dr. Pepper. And at the grocery store when Coke products are on sale, so is Dr. Pepper.

However, when I went down to spend the summer in FL, I realized that it was backwards. Dr. Pepper was a Pepsi product, at least from what I was seen and what I was told.

SO CONFUSED

i think dr. pepper is a 7up brand.

in my area it is bottled by coke tho.

in other areas its bottled by pepsi and in others its bottled by independent bottlers

edit: from the dr. pepper website DR PEPPER and PEPPER and THERE'S MORE TO IT and NOTHING DIET ABOUT IT are registered trademarks of Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc. ©2010 Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc.
 
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