The 3 most Pops (Sodas) you drink

[sasywtch]

Growing up in CA-Coke, Oklahoma for 7 years, called soda. I have no idea why we call it coke.

I don't drink a lot of soda but when I do:
After Chinese food or anything salty I crave diet pepsi
Shasta Black Cherry (hate anything else Shasta but love the black cherry)

 

[MIGrandma]

Sparkling water or club soda at home, occasionally diet Coke/Pepsi when at a restaurant.

 

[bethbuchall]

I rarely drink pop (soda) anymore but my 3 top choices would be:

1. Vernor's
2. Root beer (any, but preferably Barq's)
3. Orange Crush

(Now I really want a Vernor's. )

We do drink a lot of seltzer at home, and I usually get unsweetened iced tea out.

It was pop growing up in the western part of the state. We moved a bit southeast, and it's now soda.

 

[bethbuchall]

I usually just drink plain water. Maybe once a month I will have a coke or a pepsi but that's it. And it has to be from jimmy john's because they have the good ice.

Now I need to go to Jimmy John's to try the ice. I love ice and try to keep track of who has "good ice."

 

[#1hoosierfan]

Soft drinks here:

Don't drink them very often

1. Diet Coke
2. Diet root beer
3. A few times a year a fountain Big Red

 

[Disney_traveler]

Dr. Pepper is pretty much the only thing I drink...morning, noon and night. At Disney I have to drink Coca-cola to get my caffeine fix or I get headaches. I will occasionally have a sprite.

Here in Texas it is all coke and then you specify what kind. I can't tell you why, that's just how it is.

 

[Happiest.Haunt_999]

I rarely drink soda anymore, but when I do:

1.Ginger Ale
2. Vanilla Pepsi (Real Sugar type)
3. Dr. Pepper

 

[goofyernmost]

Now I need to go to Jimmy John's to try the ice. I love ice and try to keep track of who has "good ice."

OK, you captured my curiosity. What constitutes "good ice"?

 

[bethbuchall]

OK, you captured my curiosity. What constitutes "good ice"?

I can't really describe what I consider my favorite ice. It's kind of crushed and soft, though that's not really a good description...I know it when I chew it. I'm a fan of most ice, though. When I want an iced tea at McDonald's, I go inside instead of through the drive-thru so that I can fill my cup with ice and then fit the iced tea in. Even when I ask for extra ice, they never use as much as I'd like (probably because most people want more drink and less ice).

 

[goofyernmost]

I can't really describe what I consider my favorite ice. It's kind of crushed and soft, though that's not really a good description...I know it when I chew it. I'm a fan of most ice, though. When I want an iced tea at McDonald's, I go inside instead of through the drive-thru so that I can fill my cup with ice and then fit the iced tea in. Even when I ask for extra ice, they never use as much as I'd like (probably because most people want more drink and less ice).

That I agree with. I don't know why most people cannot grasp the concept of Iced Tea. It is made with a lot of Ice which eventually melts down to form more tea which consists of 99.9% water to begin with. I cannot tell you how many times I have asked them to fill it up with ice after they have handed me a luke warm cup of Tea. More drink and less ice may work for sodas or alcohol, but, for Iced Tea ice is a requirement.

 

[dazedx3]

1. Diet Mtn Dew
2. Diet Mtn Dew
3. Diet Mtn Dew
4. Diet Dr. Pepper

 

[Swimnoid]

I can't really describe what I consider my favorite ice. It's kind of crushed and soft, though that's not really a good description...I know it when I chew it. I'm a fan of most ice, though. When I want an iced tea at McDonald's, I go inside instead of through the drive-thru so that I can fill my cup with ice and then fit the iced tea in. Even when I ask for extra ice, they never use as much as I'd like (probably because most people want more drink and less ice).

That I agree with. I don't know why most people cannot grasp the concept of Iced Tea. It is made with a lot of Ice which eventually melts down to form more tea which consists of 99.9% water to begin with. I cannot tell you how many times I have asked them to fill it up with ice after they have handed me a luke warm cup of Tea. More drink and less ice may work for sodas or alcohol, but, for Iced Tea ice is a requirement.

Don't you just hate it when you go to a restaurant and they give you about 2 ice cubes in your iced tea? And they just brewed it so it is warm anyway and the ice is gone before you can even pick it up?

 

[AppleDumpling]

Don't drink much soda anymore, mostly when I'm out, and then it's classic Coke as a treat. I've never liked the taste of Pepsi and will pass on it if that's all that's available.

 

[Liberty Belle]

1. Coke
2. Mountain Dew (very rarely)
3. Cranberry Sprite (when it comes out once a year )

 

[monorailsilver]

Pepsi
Pepsi
Pepsi

But if I must a Diet Coke

 

[prprincess]

Coke
Dr. Pepper
Sprite

 

[growingupdis]

Root Beer
Ginger Ale
Coke

 

[Gumbo4x4]

1. Coke
2. Mountain Dew (very rarely)
3. Cranberry Sprite (when it comes out once a year )

We always stock up on the cranberry Sprite

 

[princesspiglet]

I call it Pop- grew up in Pittsburgh. Now live in Central Pa- Hershey and everyone here calls it Soda.

I only have one pop a week on Friday with pizza. Coke Zero Cherry. My all-time fave.

 

[wishesuponastar]

1. Caffeine free Coke
2. Regular Coke
3. Dr. Pepper

We call it soda around here in the Northeast.