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The fruit-flavored San Pellagrino drinks are pretty good, usually go for about 5 bucks a six-pack. That's not exactly "rich people" territory but it's certainly pricier than the standard Coke/Pepsi stuff -- an "affordable luxury" if you will. They also have a good deal of actual fruit juice in them, up to 27% or so.
Though not prohibitively expensive, sodas normally containing HFS being sold with sugar instead are being sold at ridiculous prices individually. The difference in the cost per bottle using sugar vs. HFS's can't possibly justify the price difference.
What are some soft drinks that are unaffordable as daily drinkers for most folks?
Do you mean stuff like locally bottled beverages sold outside their area? Sioux City, Waynesville, Boylan and other regional sodas are sold here at a 'soda bar' for roughly $4-5 a bottle.
Though not prohibitively expensive, sodas normally containing HFS being sold with sugar instead are being sold at ridiculous prices individually. The difference in the cost per bottle using sugar vs. HFS's can't possibly justify the price difference.
I saw a carton of Watermelon Perrier water, almost 7 bucks, but it had ten small cans. Coke is actually a bargain compared to that. I wonder how it would taste, sounds good.
I saw a carton of Watermelon Perrier water, almost 7 bucks, but it had ten small cans. Coke is actually a bargain compared to that. I wonder how it would taste, sounds good.
Not sure if flavored unsweetened waters (carbonated or not) are regarded as soft drinks.
While soft drinks are called "soft" in contrast to "hard drinks" (alcoholic beverages) - flavored waters, tea, and other such non-alcoholic, unsweetened beverages are technically soft drinks by this definition but are not generally referred to as such.
We used to drink un mixed Zarex when our Mom wasn't looking. It was good on ice too. I heard they were making it again but I haven't seen it anywhere.
I'll. See if I can find. Some. I'm in different
Grocery stores. Everyday
As kids we were Lucky to have kool. Aid.
But one neighborhood kid. Always had soda
And. Zarex And. Twinkies devildogs and ring. Dings
Zarex. Was always a treat!!!
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