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Daniel Fuentz
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Daryl, how exactly is Canadian Pepsi different than the syrupy thing we get in the states? I wonder what would make it different, since the formula is supposedly the same. Must be the water... [Big Grin]

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Steve Kraus
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No, it's the shoes!

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John Scott
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Canadian Pepsi and coke use sugar instead of high frutose corn syrup like they do in the states. High Frutose corn syrup is cheaper, and tastes worse.

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Daniel Fuentz
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Oh, I get it! Hm, I have a can of Coke from 1985, old formula with real sugar... Wonder if it would still be any good? [Big Grin]

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John Scott
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Why wouldn't it be????

I'd die to get some old Coke with real sugar in it.

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Daniel Fuentz
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Nah, I think it's all moldy by now. I once attempted to drink a 2-year-old can of Coke... [puke] It's a wonder I could even touch the stuff after attempting that!

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Robb Johnston
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I am a coke fan, but I like Pepsi's non-cola products.

Any version of Dew. And my all time favorite spin off, Pepsi-Cona. The coffee flavored cola. That was some good soda.

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Bob Peticolas
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Has anybody tried selling Pepsi Blue?

It's not Pepsi, it's not a pure berry flavor, highly carbonated (out of the can or bottle). It's different. Not that I'm saying it's better or worse than Pepsi (or coke), just different. But it seems to be catching on.

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