Last soda you drank

[Hercules]

Olde Philadelphia Black Cherry

[Koasterking48]

Welches Grape Soda, my favorite

[gisco]

Coke Zero, ran out of ice tea so I had to have something for lunch.

[johnychen]

HEB Root Beer with real cane sugar.

[SuperShawn]

Coke a Cola (that my or may not have had rum in it)

[Zcev5454]

Dr. Pepper!

[ArizonaGuy]

Sprite

[boxopen]

Sprite.

[SingleRiderCam]

Pepsi

[gisco]

Just had a couple of Cherry Coke Zeros. Not bad.

[jray21]

Had some guava soda! Took a guava style Kool-Aid packet I got from Brazil, and mixed it with carbonated water!

[Angry_Gumball]

Root beer, in my trusty Gold Striker souvenir cup

[SingleRiderCam]

It's the drink with its words before "Big One"

[cmullin]

Ginger Ale which is ironic since I'm a ginger!

[VinTheAttendant]

I gave up soda for Lent this year. So yesterday, I had my first delicious cold Coca-Cola in six weeks!

[XII]

Had a Cherry Coke at lunch today.

[gisco]

Pepsi One, too sweet for my taste!

[boardwalkbullet91507]

Just had a Coke with dinner!

[onewheeled999]

I had the very last can of Barg's root beer in my house a few hours ago... I'm gonna have to run down and pick up another case or two after school tomorrow. That's good stuff.

[jray21]

Bundaberg Ginger Beer! It's from Australia, but it's the best ginger ale!

Edited April 9, 2013 by jray21

[ambe_bambe]

Bundaberg Ginger Beer! It's from Australia, but it's the best ginger ale!

 

Where'd you get that? If there's somewhere I can get Bundy drinks I want Lemon Lime Bitters!

[gisco]

Try here Amber.

[SharkTums]

^LOL! Pretty close to our house!

[ambe_bambe]

Try here Amber.

 

OMG!!! Jake must take me! Truth be told I never thought to look for it anywhere here.

 

Edit: Now I just need to find somewhere to get V and I'm set.

[805Andrew]

I had a Pepsi Next last night. Not bad when you want a lower calorie soda (60 Kcals a can) but don't want to go all the way to diet soda. Not something I'd drink on a regular basis but once in awhile. Speaking of Pepsi Next, Coke will be introducing Coca Cola Life, first in Argentina, and then possibly across the globe like with Coke Zero. It could eventually become part of the global line-up of Coca Colas along with Classic, Diet/Light, and Zero.

 

Coca-Cola announced on Wednesday plans to sell the company's first stevia-sweetened Coke product, Coca-Cola Life, in Argentina beginning this week.

 

Stevia, a natural sweetener derived from a species of plants native to South America, Central America and Mexico, is sweeter than sugar but has no calories. Coca-Cola Life will have about half the calories of regular Coke.

 

Beverage Daily tweeted a picture of the drink earlier this week:

 

 

The news comes months after Coca-Cola announced it would make over Sprite's recipe in the U.K., subbing in stevia for some of its sugar content. Around the same time, Coca-Cola U.K. released an anti-obesity television commercial.

 

Experts, however, question if soft drinks made with stevia are truly a healthy option for people suffering from obesity and diabetes. Following the Sprite announcement, Dr. Sharon R. Akabas, a director at Columbia University’s Institute of Human Nutrition, told The Huffington Post that she was concerned by the couching of the stevia-sweetened beverage against the backdrop of Coca-Cola's anti-obesity campaign. "It gives the impression that [drinking stevia Sprite] is a really healthy thing to do," she said, "but it's still ... calories of sugar, which has no nutrients."

 

Coca-Cola's decision to release a stevia-sweetened cola is especially interesting in light of recent comments by PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi. "Stevia unfortunately does not work well in colas," she said in May.

 

Efforts by The Huffington Post to reach Coca-Cola for comment were unsuccessful. We will update the story as necessary.

 

UPDATE: Coca-Cola representative Rosalyn Kennedy tells HuffPost that the company will "explore [a] roll-out of Coca-Cola Life in other markets." The soda, she said in an email, is "the latest example of our global commitment to offer more reduced-, low- and no-calorie options."

 

www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/28/coca-cola-life_n_3516512.html

I love the green color they chose

Pepsi will be green with envy if this goes global

No one will confuse Coca Cola Life for regular or diet.