Diet coke or pepsi?
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rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
1) Who said anything about drinking nothing but diet soda all day and consuming little to no water? Typical binary thought process - either one is drinking nothing but 100% pure spring water all day, or they're guzzling soda by the gallon. No possible way there could be any middle ground. Nuh uh.
2) Trivia question: Know what about comprises about 99% of the ingredients of soda/diet soda? (Hint: water) How is that going to make one "lethargic, dried out, overheated and irritable"?
3) Pretty hard to have a stomach ache from "all the sugar" when diet soda doesn't have any sugar in it.
[ETA:] The dehydrating/diuretic effect of caffeine in sodas is minimal and as kimny72 said, would be more than offset by the water you're consuming with it. Soda has much less caffeine than coffee, and there have been scientific studies showing that even coffee has a diuretic effect very similar to that of plain water.
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In skimming, I saw a post somewhere in here where someone talked about pretty much just drinking diet soda. Not to mention, I have known a number of people, generally from certain geographic regions who drink pretty much nothing but soda/diet soda. And seeing posts where people drink 8 cans of soda a day..so unlikely that they're getting much water. Might want to unbunch your undies. The fact it isn't sugar in diet soda doesn't change my statement that having that much sweet crap all day would make me personally feel bleh. To each his own, but everything in moderation and I just can't imagine guzzling soda all day every day and see it as unlikely that if someone's hydration is mainly soda that they're getting the 10-12+ glasses of water that they should be getting0
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rennickm1986 wrote: »In skimming, I saw a post somewhere in here where someone talked about pretty much just drinking diet soda. Not to mention, I have known a number of people, generally from certain geographic regions who drink pretty much nothing but soda/diet soda. And seeing posts where people drink 8 cans of soda a day..so unlikely that they're getting much water. Might want to unbunch your undies. The fact it isn't sugar in diet soda doesn't change my statement that having that much sweet crap all day would make me personally feel bleh. To each his own, but everything in moderation and I just can't imagine guzzling soda all day every day and see it as unlikely that if someone's hydration is mainly soda that they're getting the 10-12+ glasses of water that they should be getting
Again, as someone else has already stated, diet soda is 99% water. How the heck can you claim that someone is not hydrated drinking a liquid that is 99% water? I'm really curious how you think that's possible.
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rennickm1986 wrote: »In skimming, I saw a post somewhere in here where someone talked about pretty much just drinking diet soda. Not to mention, I have known a number of people, generally from certain geographic regions who drink pretty much nothing but soda/diet soda. And seeing posts where people drink 8 cans of soda a day..so unlikely that they're getting much water. Might want to unbunch your undies. The fact it isn't sugar in diet soda doesn't change my statement that having that much sweet crap all day would make me personally feel bleh. To each his own, but everything in moderation and I just can't imagine guzzling soda all day every day and see it as unlikely that if someone's hydration is mainly soda that they're getting the 10-12+ glasses of water that they should be getting
I drink 4-5 cans a day of diet soda, plain water as I'm thirsty and then occasionally I'll switch out the soda for black tea. I don't drink coffee, milk, juice, energy drinks etc. I'm hydrated fine, am in excellent health, have a bmi of 21 and feel great with no health issues or need for medications. If you don't like diet soda that's fine, but don't project your own issues with it onto others. And where are you getting that you need to drink 12+ glasses of water a day?! Talk about extremes
Also, you do realize the first ingredient in soda is water, right?2 -
rennickm1986 wrote: »And seeing posts where people drink 8 cans of soda a day..so unlikely that they're getting much water.
Pure bunkum, I drink significant amounts of diet soda per day but I also keep a bottle of water by my desk at work which I generally have to refill four or five times. One does not preclude the other.
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Christine_72 wrote: »I've been wanting to ask this for ages...
Most people preach everything in moderation and sugar is fine and not evil etc etc, but then choose diet drinks. Why not drink regular soda "in moderation". Is it because some people cant moderate their soda consumption?
I'm assuming the answer is calories in drinks are a waste of said calories.
Diet soda is the lesser of two evils due to 0 calories.
You can drink as much as you want and not have to worry about calories.
It just seems "everything in moderation" and "sugar is fine" is a direct contradiction when they turn around and drink diet drinks.
It doesnt seem a contradiction to me - and I dont try to avoid sugar as such, I eat plenty of chocolate, cakes etc - but there is really not a decent no-calorie option to those.
Pepsi max is a no calorie option and then I can use those calories for things I enjoy and/or that fill me up/ provide nutrition - whereas I really enjoy pepsi max just as much as real soda, so no point me 'wasting' calories on real soda when a no calorie alternative is available
Once in a while, if I really want a cold non-water drink and there is no diet soda available (or only non-cola ones because I dont like them), say, at a party or somebody's home, then I will have a real one.
But all hotels, restaruants, other commercial places have diet available so rarely does this issue arise.
At the same time I can see some people dont like diet version or have more wiggle room in their allowance than me and choose to have regular in moderation.
That's a fair enough approach too.
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rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
I drink a ton of water and a lot of soda. I also drink a couple of cups of herbal tea (current favorite is cinnamon/apple).
Yeah, I pee a lot.
I have chronic dry mouth. I am always thirsty.0 -
No....I enjoy soda....it doesn't agree with the results I'm after.
What results are those? Besides, what I was getting at was that you said for others to stay away from it. Others know if it makes them feel unwell or gets in the way of their goals, and therefore may or may not be able to consume it.2 -
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.6 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.
This is the only acceptable answer seeing as Diet Mountain Dew is the actual worst0 -
GottaBurnEmAll wrote: »rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
I drink a ton of water and a lot of soda. I also drink a couple of cups of herbal tea (current favorite is cinnamon/apple).
Yeah, I pee a lot.
I have chronic dry mouth. I am always thirsty.
I drink 12-24oz soda a day and 8ish 16oz bottles of water, I pee all day lol but I've always drank a huge amount of water my whole life.0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.
This is the only acceptable answer seeing as Diet Mountain Dew is the actual worst
Part of me wishes they'd actually TRY to make Diet Mountain Dew flavors that aren't terrible. The other part of me realizes that Diet Baja Blast and Diet Code Red would be completely terrible.
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Gallowmere1984 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.
This is the only acceptable answer seeing as Diet Mountain Dew is the actual worst
Part of me wishes they'd actually TRY to make Diet Mountain Dew flavors that aren't terrible. The other part of me realizes that Diet Baja Blast and Diet Code Red would be completely terrible.
Diet Code Red exists0 -
I'm not even sure that they still sell mountain dew here anymore. I tried it once and threw it in the trash after one sip
I dont know a single soul who actually liked it. 0 -
Gallowmere1984 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.
This is the only acceptable answer seeing as Diet Mountain Dew is the actual worst
Part of me wishes they'd actually TRY to make Diet Mountain Dew flavors that aren't terrible. The other part of me realizes that Diet Baja Blast and Diet Code Red would be completely terrible.
Diet Code Red exists
I swear this place has the worst diet soda selection in the world, outside of a state prison. I haven't been able to find Cherry Vanilla Diet Dr. Peoper in years, though I confirmed through their website that they still make it. 0 -
Christine_72 wrote: »I'm not even sure that they still sell mountain dew here anymore. I tried it once and threw it in the trash after one sip I dont know a single soul who actually liked it.
I like diet mtn dew and regular (but don't drink it anymore. Lol but can't stand the other flavours.0 -
Gallowmere1984 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.
This is the only acceptable answer seeing as Diet Mountain Dew is the actual worst
Part of me wishes they'd actually TRY to make Diet Mountain Dew flavors that aren't terrible. The other part of me realizes that Diet Baja Blast and Diet Code Red would be completely terrible.
Diet Code Red came out in 2002 and it was what I drank when I first switched from regular soda to diet soda. For me, at the time, it was the diet soda that tasted the least like diet soda. Haven't had it in years though, so no clue what my taste buds would currently think about it. Heh.0 -
Wynterbourne wrote: »Gallowmere1984 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.
This is the only acceptable answer seeing as Diet Mountain Dew is the actual worst
Part of me wishes they'd actually TRY to make Diet Mountain Dew flavors that aren't terrible. The other part of me realizes that Diet Baja Blast and Diet Code Red would be completely terrible.
Diet Code Red came out in 2002 and it was what I drank when I first switched from regular soda to diet soda. For me, at the time, it was the diet soda that tasted the least like diet soda. Haven't had it in years though, so no clue what my taste buds would currently think about it. Heh.
It makes me sad to have missed this. My stoner food used to be mozzarella sticks and Code Red. So many calories that could have been saved. :-o0 -
Gallowmere1984 wrote: »Wynterbourne wrote: »Gallowmere1984 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.
This is the only acceptable answer seeing as Diet Mountain Dew is the actual worst
Part of me wishes they'd actually TRY to make Diet Mountain Dew flavors that aren't terrible. The other part of me realizes that Diet Baja Blast and Diet Code Red would be completely terrible.
Diet Code Red came out in 2002 and it was what I drank when I first switched from regular soda to diet soda. For me, at the time, it was the diet soda that tasted the least like diet soda. Haven't had it in years though, so no clue what my taste buds would currently think about it. Heh.
It makes me sad to have missed this. My stoner food used to be mozzarella sticks and Code Red. So many calories that could have been saved. :-o
It's still listed as a product on Mountain Dew's website. Hehe
mountaindew.com/products/diet-mtn-dew-code-red0 -
Wynterbourne wrote: »Gallowmere1984 wrote: »Wynterbourne wrote: »Gallowmere1984 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.
This is the only acceptable answer seeing as Diet Mountain Dew is the actual worst
Part of me wishes they'd actually TRY to make Diet Mountain Dew flavors that aren't terrible. The other part of me realizes that Diet Baja Blast and Diet Code Red would be completely terrible.
Diet Code Red came out in 2002 and it was what I drank when I first switched from regular soda to diet soda. For me, at the time, it was the diet soda that tasted the least like diet soda. Haven't had it in years though, so no clue what my taste buds would currently think about it. Heh.
It makes me sad to have missed this. My stoner food used to be mozzarella sticks and Code Red. So many calories that could have been saved. :-o
It's still listed as a product on Mountain Dew's website. Hehe
mountaindew.com/products/diet-mtn-dew-code-red
Unfortunately, the shipping costs on things like soda are stupid. Unless you own a mint, or a drink gets distribution in your area, you're kinda SOL. I might be able to get my girlfriend to get it brought in, as she's management at a Walmart, but it can be a *kitten* to convince them to pull in the kind of stock I would go through. They had Cranberry Sprite Zero for one week. I bought it all within days They haven't restocked it since, but keep brining in plenty of the non-Zero that barely moves at all. :-/0 -
Gallowmere1984 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.Carlos_421 wrote: »
Because Mt Dew...Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Also is there is a zero calorie drink why would you waste your calories and have calories that are just sugar when you could have diet? Seems like a no brainer to me. I never want to or plan to drink regular soda. I think it is a waste of calories.rennickm1986 wrote: »It baffles me that some of you can drink soda all day (diet or not), consume little to no water, and not feel like total *kitten*... Maybe it's because I live in an arid climate in the Southwest, but I don't get how you don't feel lethargic, dried out, overheated, and irritable living that way, not to mention the stomach ache from so much sugar.
Umm...soda is quite hydrating seeing as how it's something like 99% water.
This is the only acceptable answer seeing as Diet Mountain Dew is the actual worst
Part of me wishes they'd actually TRY to make Diet Mountain Dew flavors that aren't terrible. The other part of me realizes that Diet Baja Blast and Diet Code Red would be completely terrible.
Diet Code Red exists
Yep, this is my husband's soda of choice. I'm not a fan of it though-too sweet tasting. 3 out of 4 local grocery stores carry it around here.0 -
Every time I go looking for diet dew, I still check for diet code red, even though I know we'll never get it. 0
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Christine_72 wrote: »I'm not even sure that they still sell mountain dew here anymore. I tried it once and threw it in the trash after one sip I dont know a single soul who actually liked it.
You can still get it, but it's a totally different product to the US one, the Australian one doesn't even have caffeine in it.
Same thing with Sprite. Same bottle, same name, tastes completely different between the 2 countries.1 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »Christine_72 wrote: »I'm not even sure that they still sell mountain dew here anymore. I tried it once and threw it in the trash after one sip I dont know a single soul who actually liked it.
You can still get it, but it's a totally different product to the US one, the Australian one doesn't even have caffeine in it.
Same thing with Sprite. Same bottle, same name, tastes completely different between the 2 countries.
NOOOOOOOOOO!1 -
Pepsi max is like the elixir of the gods.1
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PaulaWallaDingDong wrote: »Alatariel75 wrote: »Christine_72 wrote: »I'm not even sure that they still sell mountain dew here anymore. I tried it once and threw it in the trash after one sip I dont know a single soul who actually liked it.
You can still get it, but it's a totally different product to the US one, the Australian one doesn't even have caffeine in it.
Same thing with Sprite. Same bottle, same name, tastes completely different between the 2 countries.
NOOOOOOOOOO!
Canada actually had, until fairly recently, a friggen law that said "it is illegal for clear or non-dark sodas to contain caffeine”. Changed in 2010. Not sure if they added it in Canada or not.0 -
mtn dew has tons of caffeine in Canada now. 86 mg per 591ml according to my diettn dew bottle I'm drinking atm so it is more caffeine than dark soda (coke zero is 34 mg per 355 ml)grmckenzie wrote: »PaulaWallaDingDong wrote: »Alatariel75 wrote: »Christine_72 wrote: »I'm not even sure that they still sell mountain dew here anymore. I tried it once and threw it in the trash after one sip I dont know a single soul who actually liked it.
You can still get it, but it's a totally different product to the US one, the Australian one doesn't even have caffeine in it.
Same thing with Sprite. Same bottle, same name, tastes completely different between the 2 countries.
NOOOOOOOOOO!
Canada actually had, until fairly recently, a friggen law that said "it is illegal for clear or non-dark sodas to contain caffeine”. Changed in 2010. Not sure if they added it in Canada or not.0 -
singingflutelady wrote: »mtn dew has tons of caffeine in Canada now
Ahh. I never liked the stuff so I wouldn't notice.
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grmckenzie wrote: »singingflutelady wrote: »mtn dew has tons of caffeine in Canada now
Ahh. I never liked the stuff so I wouldn't notice.
I edited my last post but 86 mg per 591 ml soore than dark pop (according to my diet mtn dew bottle)0
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