Mexican Coca-Cola

[Kirobaito]

It's only once a year that I have the opportunity to purchase a Scottish soda called Irn-Bru. It's disgusting in one sense, but spectacular in the other. I actually think the arrangement is just perfect. If I were able to acquire it all the time I would get quite bored with it. This way, I buy one case of it a year at a festival and spend my summer drinking it.

[NorthernChaosGod]

I'm not sure if anyone mentioned this, but in America there's a brand of soda called Jones Soda that uses pure sugar cane. It's delicious, especially the root beer. Not only that, but they're always coming out with new and strange flavors to go along with the traditional ones. I remember seeing a video on YouTube with their Thanksgiving edition. It was full of disgustingly strange flavors that should never be a beverage. Turkey, yams, green beans, that kind of stuff. The kind of thing you'd never want to drink, but you'd have to pick it up for the sheer fact that someone actually made it. The people drinking them said that they could distinctly taste the food it was representing. It was almost like Fear Factor.

Oh, I love Jones Soda. And they have cool labels too.

[Del Murder]

Mexican Coke is indeed great. Most Bevmo's should carry it if you don't have a Mexican supermarket in your area. Coke from a glass bottle in general is so much better than from a can or plastic bottle.

Man...I want one right now. Maybe the newsstand downstairs has it. I doubt it though.

[NorthernChaosGod]

I actually got mine from the Ralph's right down the road. I was only going to pick up some stuff for dinner when I saw them, then I had to buy some because of this thread.

[Del Murder]

Success! The newsstand didn't have it but a taco truck outside my office was selling them. Not very cold, but 20 minutes in the freezer should fix that.

[TheGlassesGirl]

I'm not sure if anyone mentioned this, but in America there's a brand of soda called Jones Soda that uses pure sugar cane. It's delicious, especially the root beer. Not only that, but they're always coming out with new and strange flavors to go along with the traditional ones. I remember seeing a video on YouTube with their Thanksgiving edition. It was full of disgustingly strange flavors that should never be a beverage. Turkey, yams, green beans, that kind of stuff. The kind of thing you'd never want to drink, but you'd have to pick it up for the sheer fact that someone actually made it. The people drinking them said that they could distinctly taste the food it was representing. It was almost like Fear Factor.

Jones Soda is the best thing ever. smurf sliced bread.

[rubah]

wtf is a bevmo

There is an organic soda brand called Blue Sky that also does not use HFCS. Then there are these.

you guys make terrible hipsters

anyways, I am neither rich nor a hipster, so I rarely drink that stuff. 24pk of diet coke kthx

[Ramza Beoulve]

*Likes living in Mexico, for once...*

[G13]

I've had three bottles of the stuff today trying to understand what is so great about it. I literally thought someone had pissed in the first bottle I tried.

[TheGlassesGirl]

I've had three bottles of the stuff today trying to understand what is so great about it. I literally thought someone had pissed in the first bottle I tried.

You obviously don't know what's awesome and what's crap anymore. I would kill to have three more bottles of it.

[NorthernChaosGod]

I've had three bottles of the stuff today trying to understand what is so great about it. I literally thought someone had pissed in the first bottle I tried.

Wtf is wrong with you, Eric?

[G13]

Oh my god, where do I begin...

[Mikeneko Rocker -- Tim]

Oh yes, Mexican Coke > HFCS Coke.

Mexican Coke is the perfect blend of cane sugar and carbonated water, which never falls flat.
HFCS Coke is just flat. >.>

[G13]

I still don't like Spanish speaking Coke.