Drinks produced by Pepsi or Coca Cola?.

[ABOSWORTH]

Originally Posted by Jim Jeffries

In the United States, Dr Pepper Snapple Group does not have a complete network of bottlers and distributors, so the drink is sometimes bottled under contract by Coca-Cola or Pepsi bottlers.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr_Pepper

Looks like the Dr Pepper thing is a wash. You guys forgot about coke's energy drinks



or Pepsi's

Monster isn't a Pepsi product. It's actually distributed by Coca Cola now.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monster_Energy

[Mr Ehrmantraut]

Mountain Dew is what tipped it to Pepsi for me.

That stuff is unreal.

[THE REED™]

I miss Surge.

[Jim Jeffries]

Originally Posted by ABOSWORTH

Monster isn't a Pepsi product. It's actually distributed by Coca Cola now.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monster_Energy

Thanks for clarifying, I misinterpreted this headline: Pepsi's Amp, Monster & 5-Hour Energy Drinks Under Investigation For Calling Beverages Dietary Supplements.

http://consumerist.com/2012/08/28/pe...y-supplements/

Coke definitely takes it then.

[ABOSWORTH]

Originally Posted by Jim Jeffries

Thanks for clarifying, I misinterpreted this headline: Pepsi's Amp, Monster & 5-Hour Energy Drinks Under Investigation For Calling Beverages Dietary Supplements.

http://consumerist.com/2012/08/28/pe...y-supplements/

Coke definitely takes it then.

That certainly is a misleading headline. I can see how you thought that it was a Pepsi product from that title.

You like Monster do you? I used to drink one a day religiously. I quit drinking them over a year ago. I went to 3 different stores one morning looking for Khaos and none of them had it. Haven't had one since. I thought that the fact that I went to 3 stores looking for it before work was a bit ridiculous so decided to quit.

[Jim Jeffries]

Originally Posted by ABOSWORTH

That certainly is a misleading headline. I can see how you thought that it was a Pepsi product from that title.

You like Monster do you? I used to drink one a day religiously. I quit drinking them over a year ago. I went to 3 different stores one morning looking for Khaos and none of them had it. Haven't had one since. I thought that the fact that I went to 3 stores looking for it before work was a bit ridiculous so decided to quit.

Not a huge fan of Monster, but I like them better than Amp. I'm kind've on a bit of an energy drink hiatus, but I probably like Rockstar mocha and guava flavored the best. And in Mexico I would usually grab one of these



which incidentally are made by Coke. Good job quitting energy drinks, terrible habit. I've been staring at one in the fridge for about a week now, even though I feel a lot better overall staying away from them.

[silentbob]

Any of the two, just as long as its ice cold im fine with it..

[CHOWWOKKA]

Originally Posted by Mr Ehrmantraut

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cola_Wars

Highlights:

Pepsi:

• Pepsi
• Tango
• Sierra Mist
• Lipton
• Gatorade
• Mountain Dew

Coca Cola:

• Coca Cola
• Fanta
• Sprite
• Lilt
• Nestea
• Powerade

I got Pepsi by split decision.

Did you purposely omit water? Because everyone knows Dasani > Aquafina

[Mr Ehrmantraut]

Originally Posted by CHOWWOKKA

Did you purposely omit water? Because everyone knows Dasani > Aquafina

Why the hell would anyone buy water from a soft drinks company?.

I can actually remember this:

Dasani was launched in the USA in 1999 as a bottled, purified water, and had become a huge success there. Taking that same formula and repeating it for the UK market must have looked like a breeze, but that wasn't quite how it turned out. Unlike most of the bottled water sold in British petrol stations and supermarkets Dasani hadn't come from alpine glaciers or trickled out of a precious natural spring - it had come out of the local tap. True, the company put it through a purification process and added mineral salts, but the source was still tap water.

[johnm is...]

When I drink it, I only drink Diet Coke, or Diet Mt. Dew. So I guess, my answer would be...both.