US vs UK. Who ya gonna choose?
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One of the right looks less like some engine/brake fluid.
The one on the right looks like it has the pop bottle equivalent of Peyronie Disease.
In Europe all pop is made with real sugar, thus superior.
We get corn syrup of course. Always inferior.
We get corn syrup of course. Always inferior.
You can drink what you want but the money is still coming back to Atlanta. The US is big on food coloring to grab attention because of the competitive market. It’s not a UK thing, it’s a euro thing and Fanta started in Germany. I wrongly assumed for years it was Mexican because it’s ghetto af. The UK bottle is waste of programming for a vessel just to deliver fatties a sugar high.
Why would you choose the one with actual orange juice in it?
Seriously though, a side story. I studied in Moscow in 1985, and at that point, there were only two US soft drink products in the market: Pepsi, and Orange Fanta. They competed with Russian apple soda, which was served warm and wasn't very good, but cost about half. The stunning part was how Pepsi and Fanta actually had sweetness to them. I've had a soft spot for fanta ever since. That and chef boy ar dee mini ravioli, which i brought a few cans of in cases of emergencies when the fishlike stuff they sometimes served us was just too gross to eat.
Seriously though, a side story. I studied in Moscow in 1985, and at that point, there were only two US soft drink products in the market: Pepsi, and Orange Fanta. They competed with Russian apple soda, which was served warm and wasn't very good, but cost about half. The stunning part was how Pepsi and Fanta actually had sweetness to them. I've had a soft spot for fanta ever since. That and chef boy ar dee mini ravioli, which i brought a few cans of in cases of emergencies when the fishlike stuff they sometimes served us was just too gross to eat.
Sorry this is America. No way we are allowing socialism into this house, even if it tastes better and does not cause cancer.
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