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    • Posts: 142 Member
      Jesus soda - the pink dream! Believe that! =)
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      Passion fruit juice, guarana juice, strawberry milkshake.
    • Posts: 1,444 Member
      egg nog flavored PDQ
    • Posts: 540 Member
      mello yello
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      Cherry phosphates at the local drug store lunch counter. If I had extra money, I would either order a cherry ice cream soda (cherry phosphate with a couple of scoops of ice cream) or a chocolate milkshake made with milk, chocolate syrup, and real ice cream and so thick you had to take your time pouring it out of the metal container into your glass.
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      Apple Juice. Real apple juice (not a juice drink) was a delicacy for me. We could not afford to buy it, but every time we flew to visit my grandparents I would ask for it on the plane. I still think it's the best juice ever! Only real and only no sugar added.
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      Pepsi drank through a Twizzler "straw" :smile:
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      Dad's Root Beer
    • Posts: 3,497 Member
      Ribena, hot.


      This ^
    • Posts: 11,788 Member
      Upper 10

      It was a lemon lime drink when I was young. I believe it is still around, but discontinued in North America a couple of decades ago.
    • Posts: 2,817 Member
      Yoo-hoo!! I loved Yoo-Hoo!!
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      Beep! <---is this just a Canadian thing? Beep was/is the ****!! They just brought it back to stores last year, I nearly passed out in excitement :D
    • Posts: 4,064 Member
      Black cherry soda....still love it :heart:
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      OK SODA! And countless hours calling 1-800-IFEELOK. ahhhhhhh those were the days, that, and Fruitopia.
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      Beep! <---is this just a Canadian thing? Beep was/is the ****!! They just brought it back to stores last year, I nearly passed out in excitement :D

      Oh I remember that stuff, unfortunately I hated it.
    • Posts: 8,171 Member
      Apple Juice. Real apple juice (not a juice drink) was a delicacy for me. We could not afford to buy it, but every time we flew to visit my grandparents I would ask for it on the plane. I still think it's the best juice ever! Only real and only no sugar added.

      Yummy! Every fall we would head out to the apple orchard outside of town and pick up a couple half bushels. Mom would always buy a 1/2 gallon of fresh pressed cider as a treat. Cold, naturally sweet cider, mmmmmmmmmmm
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      Tang
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      Both are Nova Scotia drinks.. not many people know of them, but they are Gold.

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      Formerly known as Minisips. They were the best part of trick or treating.

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    • Posts: 1,028 Member
      Nesquik chocolate milk
    • Posts: 232 Member
      "Im all jacked up on mountain dew!"
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      Jones Soda... or Rootbeer. Still love my rootbeer though (:
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      Yoo Hoo
    • Posts: 1,282 Member
      My dad's Wild Turkey after he passed out on Friday nights. With a shot of lime of course.
    • Posts: 1,302 Member
      vanilla vodka and lowered expectations... oh wait, that was when I was in the Navy and talking to college girls...
    • Posts: 480 Member
      I loved Fruitopia growing up. And Ovaltine
    • Posts: 195,832 Member
      A&W Root beer Float

      No longer drink any kind of Soda pop so although was rare to have one, this would be my fav as a child.
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      Yoo Hoo! I was addicted. I couldn't have it much because we couldn't afford it but man, I loved it. Still do, actually, I just don't drink it much. :)
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    • Posts: 1,677 Member
      Chocolate milk - still is. lol
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      Seems like I missed a great childhood friend opportunity.
      <--- You really did. Yes, that's a keg. I didn't graduate to the keg stand til I was two.
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