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Nicholas Roznovsky
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Tab and Diet Coke are most certainly NOT the same thing.

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Gracia L. Babbidge
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Diet coke is fairly nasty, Tab is actually almost ok. Certainly not the same thing!

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Rachel Craven
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What the heck is Tab? [Confused]

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William Hooper
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What the heck is Tab?
It's a reformulated diet cola that is back in some areas.
The original was pulled from the market in the 70s because it contained cyclamates, as did Fresca. Snappy brand names.

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Richard Miller
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On the cafinee free Mountain Dew note the worst part is they make a diet version of that. Wouldn't that basically be Serra Mist but yellow?

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Rachel Craven
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No, mountain dew and sierra mist taste very different. Sierra mist is a lemon-lime, mountain dew is something else.

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Jennifer Runyan
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Coke is so much better than pepsi. Pepsi is too watered down tasting. And diet coke is gross too. Normal or vanilla coke all the way! [Big Grin]

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Patrick McDonough
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Coke all the way, theres nothing better [Big Grin]

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Nate Lehrke
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Mountain Dew has a new one this May. An Orange flavored Dew combining the "unique citrus taste of Mountain Dew with a bold orange flavor."

FULL STORY via Yahoo News

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Daniel Fuentz
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I have to agree with those who say "Coke Is It!" [Big Grin] What is it with Taco Bell not selling Dr. Pepper anymore? It was the only thing they served that was drinkable, and now they don't sell it any longer. End result is I don't go there anymore, as I'm not going to make one stop for food and another for a drink.

I'm told Tab was quite popular in the 60's and 70's. Now it's basically forgotten along with other once-popular brands like Fresca or Bubble Up. (I have a reel-to-reel tape of some 60's soda ads -- lots of stuff I'd never heard of like Sunburst, Par-T-Pak, Like, Nestle's Keen, Mr. Cola, as well as stuff like RC, Tab, 7 up, etc.)

It's a little known fact that the formula for "New Coke" was developed as an "accident" when chemists for Coca-Cola were developing Diet Coke. I didn't totally hate New Coke, but I think they should've sold it in addition to "Old Coke", not a a replacement for good old Coca-Cola.

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Jack Ondracek
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Coke is so much better than pepsi. Pepsi is too watered down tasting. And diet coke is gross too. Normal or vanilla coke all the way!
At last!... some true sanity... and from a new member!
Welcome!

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Ken Lackner
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I only ask that they bring back my beloved Crystal Pepsi
Thank you, Mike! (And Franklin, too.) I love that stuff!! No one I know agrees with me.

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In Canada only dark coloured soft drinks can have caffeine, so if you come here, beware! Our Mountain Dew won't satisfy your addiction.
Can you explain that to me? I don't get it.

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Daniel Fuentz
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The place I used to work at had a Crystal Pepsi machine in the lunchroom. One day last year this guy points at it and says "When are we getting that kind of soda?" [Big Grin]

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Daryl C. W. O'Shea
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Ken,

If the soda isn't dark (like black), as in Pepsi or Coke, it can't contain caffeine. If somebody were to try and sell clear coffee here, it wouldn't be allowed to contain caffeine either.

Just another one of our fun laws... just like how we get points for speeding and running down pedestrians. [Big Grin]

BTW, I like Canadian Pepsi a hell of a lot more than American Pepsi.

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Michael Gonzalez
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All right I did get the facts mixed up. Tab was the first sugar-free drink made by the Coca-Cola company but it is a different formula than Diet Coke. So yes they are not the same thing.

Here is the "Offical" Tab page:

http://home.epix.net/~tjwagner/tab.html

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