These ingredients are GROSS!

[Lauren B.]

I know I'm the only person in the world who doesn't drink soda, but I had to purchase one can of soda today for a recipe.

Some of the ingredients in this soda are as follows:

Ester of wood rosin

Brominated vegetable oil


Eewww! I'm thinking twice about eating my own recipe!

[Gelo_USA]

lol.. yea
i have no idea what they are but they dnt sound good at allll...... hahahah
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ohhh by the way ur not the only one who doesnt drink soda.... my sis in law doenst

[Incredulous_Ed]

Mmmmmm......
yummy trans fats.......

[Drumachine09]

I have gained 12 lbs in one month, since wrestlings over. I attribute no less then half of that weight from going back on my drug......soda!

[Severus]

Hahah, ive never looked at the ingredients in soda, but now that you mention it...

[Gelo_USA]

I dnt drink tht much soda at all
Most of the times I am drinking water... I drink about a gallon of water a day...
My mom would get so pissed cause I would have the whole bottle on my room and drink it from the bottle.... LOL now I can do it as much as I want LOL.... MOVED OUT FINALLY hahahha

[KneeKickLou]

does everyone really say soda all the time cus here in ohio its pop

[cartmanis]

We say pop as well in Canada.

[crackatinny]

In Aus it is called softdrink, as for the ingrediants, I just looked at my can and it said bourbon, so I thought thats good enough for me:thumb:, it should counterweight the ingredients of the soda/pop/softdrink it is mixed with:hmm3grin2orange:

[sergo]

mmmmmmmmmm dr. pepper :18:

[xoolooxunny]

It's soda or pop here, depending on what kind of mood we're in. Most places like restaurants and stores call it soda tho.

[crackatinny]

I have also heard it called soda pop, there is even a John Fogarty (of CCR) song called soda pop.

[Incredulous_Ed]

Duuuude! Everyone in California calls it soda! Whoa! Totally awesome!

[Lauren B.]

does everyone really say soda all the time cus here in ohio its pop

I'm from Chicago and we said "pop" there as well. It's a relatively unpopular term anywhere else, so usually no one knows what I'm talking about when I say that. Hence my switching to the term "soda".

Or we can all call it "a refreshing carbonated soft beverage" as a catch-all.

[Lauren B.]

Or we can all call it "a refreshing carbonated soft beverage" as a catch-all.


Better yet, we can call it "a brominated vegetable oiled, ester of wood rosined liquid sustainance" and that'll definitely be accurate (and make everyone run for the hills!).

[Incredulous_Ed]

We could call it diabetes in a can.

[Chrona]

Unfortunately, most food is that way nowadays. If you knew how it was produced (in particular non-natural processed food), you would probably rather die of starvation. Having worked at Pizza Hut, and knowing what goes on there, I can safely say that I'll never buy pizza from there again. :)

[xoolooxunny]

mmmmmm....orange cream....

[nikipate]

does everyone really say soda all the time cus here in ohio its pop

Here in the South everything is a Coke... no matter whether it's actually Pepsi, Sprite, Dr. Pepper, Mountain Dew, etc.

Oh, and everything is a Q-tip and a Kleenex also.

[sergo]

Here in the South everything is a Coke... no matter whether it's actually Pepsi, Sprite, Dr. Pepper, Mountain Dew, etc.

Oh, and everything is a Q-tip and a Kleenex also.that is sooooooo true. i was born and raised in Bama and everything was a "coke".
What would you like to drink?
Coke.
What kind?
Dr. Pepper.

i live in Texas now and i just ask for exactly what i want, including coke of course. :hmm3grin2orange:

[Lauren B.]

Here in the South everything is a Coke... no matter whether it's actually Pepsi, Sprite, Dr. Pepper, Mountain Dew, etc.

Oh, and everything is a Q-tip and a Kleenex also.

I lived in the Carolinas and I loved how older (or very southern) people use the possessive (or plural, I can't tell by speech) form of proper nouns. Example: Today I went to K-Mart's. Yesterday I went to Wal-Mart's, but they didn't have as good of a selection as Target's.