Happy NATIONAL CARBONATED BEVERAGE WITH CAFFEINE DAY

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  1. dotcomkari

    dotcomkari The Deaf Superstar

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    Happy
    NATIONAL CARBONATED BEVERAGE WITH CAFFEINE DAY!!!

    What is your favorite Carbonated drink with caffeine?
    (mines probably Dr. Pepper or Cherry Coke)

     
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  2. littlekiwi

    littlekiwi I charge by the hour for anything before noon

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    What is your favorite Carbonated drink with caffeine?
    Diet coke....has to be the real thing though
     
  3. Memaw2Wm

    Memaw2Wm Well-Known Member

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  4. mary kate

    mary kate Well-Known Member

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    Coca-Cola. I only buy it at Christmas, and I splurge on Mexican Coke because my son is convinced it tastes better.

    (My second-favourite carbonated beverage, Canada Dry ginger ale, does not have caffeine)
     
  5. HavaDrPepper

    HavaDrPepper Space. The final frontier

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    Dr Pepper for 49 years but can no longer drink it because of the carbonation and caffeine.
     
  6. Cath_

    Cath_ In my polka dot dress and apron

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    Coca-Cola, love the caffeine (wish it had same effect, as when younger).. 7-up if tummy upset
     
  7. bellbird

    bellbird Pollywog

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    Hard pass, let me know when it's national broccoli day
     
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  8. Karen

    Karen Wiggle it, just a little bit!

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    Yahoo! I'm completely hooked on Diet Coke. It's my "coffee" in the morning. Lol.
     
  9. Memaw2Wm

    Memaw2Wm Well-Known Member

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    Yep ... I drink Pepsi as my morning coffee ... a can of Pepsi + a cheese stick = breakfast of champions!
     
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  10. jk703

    jk703 CEO of Anything and Everything, Everywhere

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    Diet Wild Cherry Pepsi, or Diet Dr. Pepper. Nothing else really...
     
  11. jk703

    jk703 CEO of Anything and Everything, Everywhere

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    My grandmother is 102. She has a Coke, and 2 Milano Cookies for breakfast. This has been her thing since I was a little girl. It's amazing! I hope to follow in her footsteps. She does have some teeth issues now, so little tiny bites. :giggle
     
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  12. IntenseMagic

    IntenseMagic Some grannies cuss a lot. I'm some grannies.

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  13. G.J.

    G.J. If I Could Turn Back Time

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    I really love Dr. Pepper and Sprite light, but I'm trying to drink just plain water.
     
  14. carrie1977

    carrie1977 Tequila and Taco Tuesday

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    I gave up soda years ago. Now it tastes funky when I have a sip of one.
     
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  15. umyesh

    umyesh President of the Hangry Ladies Supper Club

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    I'm not a big fan of carbonation or caffeine but when I was little I loved Pepsi. Now my soda of choice is red cream soda or Fresca.
     
  16. KayTeaPea

    KayTeaPea I carried a watermelon

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    I am totally addicted to Coke Zero-- and drink it instead of coffee in the morning. As a person with ADHD, I crave caffeine in the morning, but I also can sleep pretty easily after drinking a late-evening Coke Zero!
     
  17. Memaw2Wm

    Memaw2Wm Well-Known Member

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    I used to be able to drink Pepsi all day long and into the night w/o it affecting my sleep, then I couldn't. I still drink the occasionally Pepsi after 5PM and invariably regret it.
     
  18. michelepixels

    michelepixels A pun is not fully matured until it is full groan.

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    Your post gave me a smile. :lol2

    I decided to stop drinking soda in 2000 as part of my preparing to start having children. I can't remember specifically why soda was something considered so bad. I didn't stop eating anything else. But I never regained interest in soda. I will drink sparkling cider to celebrate the new year, because it's a tradition, but don't care about it really.

    I did drink soda growing up in the 1980's though, and in restaurants in the 90's.
    Briefly, the first and only soda I would drink was orange soda. I must have enjoyed some other flavors like grape around that time too because I remember my sister and me and some neighborhood friends would walk a mile to a grocery store to buy them.
    Then, as a preteen, I decided Dr. Pepper was the best.
    In high school, I preferred Coke, and enjoyed cherry Coke a lot.
    In college, I usually chose Sprite.
     
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  19. bellbird

    bellbird Pollywog

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    There are carbonated water with hints of lime or lemon etc here that I'll have in summer (Mount Franklin make some that I believe are a subsidiary of Coke? ). They don't have sugar or artificial sweeteners that I don't like either but there's too many documented links btwn sugary fizzy drinks & health issues for me.
    The other thing I find interesting (never having liked them even as a kid apart from being given flat lemonade when I was sick occasionally) is that DH who drinks coke zero now reckons coke tastes quite different in different parts of the world, like the 'recipe' is different, but I know high fructose corn syrup, for example, is nowhere near as frequent in foods here because of regulations as in imported foods so that may be part of it. I can say that I'm really glad DD (19y.o) can't stand fizzy anything & is part of the growing group of teens that aren't interested in drinking alcohol either despite some peer pressure. Her stubbornness has finally become beneficial! Lol
     
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  20. scrapsandsass

    scrapsandsass Oh Ricky you're so fine ...

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    These days it's Pibb for me (the Coke version of Dr. Pepper because it's got a little more fizz/burn). I drank Dr. Pepper for a while, then was hooked on Mt. Dew for decades. I now realize that part of that was probably due to undiagnosed ADHD, and the Mt. Dew was helping me survive/function. Probably also why I'm a sucker for carbonation. Sensory seeking. :) To me, there's nothing quite like the perfection of a McDonald's Coke... they do it just right.
     

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