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Author Topic: Pepsi and a CO2 leak Jim Cassedy Phenomenal Film Handler Posts: 1661 From: San Francisco, CA Registered: Dec 2006 posted 02-25-2015 11:05 AM                     quote: Frank Cox He said that this is a common problem with Diet Pepsi since the aspartame Don't know if I've told this story here before, but back in the mid-1970's I worked at a theater where all the soda syrups came in large 1-Gallon cardboard containers that looked something like giant milk-cartons. . . . except for the "TAB" syrup, which came in a 1-gallon glass bottle that looked like the bottle they used to sell laundry bleach in. (If you're old enuf to remember that.) So, one day I asked the "coke dealer" why the TAB syrup came in glass bottles, but all the other syrups came in cardboard containers. His answer was "because the TAB syrup eats through the cardboard" At first I thought he was kdding, but he was dead serious. (This was the "original formula" TAB introduced in the 1960's that was taken off the market for several years when it was found to contain several ingredients that would cause cancer if you drank a railway tank-car full of it. It's since been re-formulated and is marketed in several regions of the USA and mabye overseas)  |  IP: Logged

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