ShiroiHikari (post: 1365607) wrote:Pepsi Throwback is pretty good.
shooraijin (post: 1365609) wrote:Does the cane sugar make that big a difference? It does for Dr Pepper, but you have to special order the Dublin Dr Pepper variety (expensive!). We could taste the difference, though.
Rusty Claymore (post: 1365621) wrote:By the general thrust of this thread, throwbacks are "old" recipies, right? I'm guessing that coke cola didn't join in... but where would you get a "throwback" soda? I'd probably have to order online, which would be dumb.
Mithrandir (post: 1365611) wrote:Ask midori about the time I sprung a cola taste test on the class he was in. I think he was the only one that actually got every brand (including off-brands) correct. XD
shooraijin (post: 1365666) wrote:Figures. *pokes Midori*
shooraijin (post: 1365609) wrote:Does the cane sugar make that big a difference? It does for Dr Pepper, but you have to special order the Dublin Dr Pepper variety (expensive!). We could taste the difference, though.
Warrior4Christ (post: 1365717) wrote:I'm pretty sure the soft drinks here use cane sugar as standard....
Etoh*the*Greato (post: 1365721) wrote:What does it say about my country that this is something for us to be excited about?
shooraijin (post: 1365609) wrote:Does the cane sugar make that big a difference? It does for Dr Pepper, but you have to special order the Dublin Dr Pepper variety (expensive!). We could taste the difference, though.
Warrior4Christ (post: 1365724) wrote:What does Throwback say about my country that this is something for us to be excited about?
mechana2015 (post: 1365794) wrote:I can taste a distinct difference between the Mtn. Dew types.
Warrior4Christ (post: 1365724) wrote:What does Throwback say about my country that this is something for us to be excited about?
Cognitive Gear (post: 1365807) wrote:It says that your country's main crop probably isn't corn, and that it's likely that you don't have corn lobbyists.
ShiroiHikari (post: 1365820) wrote:Also Australia probably doesn't have ridiculous sugar tariffs like the good ol' USA does.
Nate wrote:Then of course, high fructose corn syrup was discovered, and America is really good at growing corn (plus, the government subsidizes it), so this makes it a lot cheaper to get than sugarcane, which can really only be grown in the most southern states like Florida and Louisiana.
ShiroiHikari (post: 1365638) wrote:To me, the real sugar versions go down a lot smoother than the HFCS versions, and stay fizzy longer. I don't have scientific proof or anything, but that was my observation. XD
I had Mexican Coke one time, aka Coke with real sugar, and it was really good. Gotta find some of that stuff again sometime.
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