No Moxie? I do approve of that lineup though, some great classics.So being a total hipster fish store. We have a vintage soda machine where we stock only glass bottle vintage sodas. $1 each which is basically cost. But The flavors are awesome.
Almost every big box store will accept the trade in's, typically used 60ml for 15bucks, the Walmart(they recently stopped doing this)/BBB or staples all have this program.Sodastream is alright, pretty hit or miss with flavors. Typically the fruity ones are really good, while stuff like Cola is terrible. Slightly healthier than regular soda, no real cost savings or anything. Kind of a pain to get refills for the CO2 around here.
My favorite soda is Code Red, but I've heard a lot of people hate it.
Yeah just the walmart is 30 minutes away and kind of a painAlmost every big box store will accept the trade in's, typically used 60ml for 15bucks, the Walmart(they recently stopped doing this)/BBB or staples all have this program.
I stock the mini fridge in my office with that stuff. It's pretty good and for a buck each it's even better.No Moxie? I do approve of that lineup though, some great classics.
I've been into Sparkling Ice lately, mainly because of the no sugar thing. I'm assuming it's nationally distributed since they sell it on Amazon.
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This stuff is life. Unfortunately the coconut flavor isn't carried at any of my local Target/Walmart's yet. I'd have to drive like 30 minutes to get some. The orange/black raspberry/kiwi are my favorites. Don't freeze that shit though as it will fizz for about 10 minutes straight due to the super carbonation.No Moxie? I do approve of that lineup though, some great classics.
I've been into Sparkling Ice lately, mainly because of the no sugar thing. I'm assuming it's nationally distributed since they sell it on Amazon.
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I just hate that splenda and fake sugar has infected every darn "soda"... those syrup mixes used to make at home soda all has suclarose etc. FFS even KOOLAID syrup things have fake sugar... how is that product ever considered anything but pure sugar?! There is not much midground, you have the flavored sparkling water from nestle and the like that is just carbonated (or natural) water + flavor - or full fledged non diet soda - almost everything inbetween has stievia, suclarose or the good ol boys of artificial sugar. The ICE stuff would be awesome if made with just a little real cane sugar rather than whatever amounts of suclarose is in there.This stuff is life. Unfortunately the coconut flavor isn't carried at any of my local Target/Walmart's yet. I'd have to drive like 30 minutes to get some. The orange/black raspberry/kiwi are my favorites. Don't freeze that shit though as it will fizz for about 10 minutes straight due to the super carbonation.
These are the one time where off-brand drinks are like 10 cents cheaper per, but not worth the difference. Sparkling Ice has the perfect carbonation to flavor ratio. The rest are either really flat or taste like cough syrup.
Hasn't this been done? If not, it should be. I'd drink sugar drinks if they just had less sugar.The ICE stuff would be awesome if made with just a little real cane sugar rather than whatever amounts of suclarose is in there.
Yeah, that's where I'm at. I'd drink the sweet drinks if they weren't sweet.I'd drink sugar drinks if they just had less sugar.