Pepsi 1.5 litre bottles at Kwik Save for 49p.

OK it's Pepsi and doesn't taste anywhere near as good as the real thing, but 
it will do at that price.


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especially with some kwiksave vodka...?  lol

"Johannes"  wrote in message 
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>
>
> {{{{{Welcome}}}}} wrote:
>>
>> Pepsi 1.5 litre bottles at Kwik Save for 49p.
>>
>> OK it's Pepsi and doesn't taste anywhere near as good as the real thing, 
>> but
>> it will do at that price.
>
> It depends on your taste. I much prefer Pepsi, the other one taste watery 
> in
> comparison.


The whole "New Coke" issue in the 80s was all about Coke being too 'spikey' 
and harsh in comparison to its main rival.
The blind tests that Coca Cola did showed Pepsi has a much softer, smoother 
appeal, and was eclipsing Coke is people's preference. Non-blind tests 
showed about 50-50, revealing 'the power of the brand'.

If you notice, Vanilla Coke is much softer impact which indicates that this 
style was probably selected because it did best in the market research phase 
of development.

I still like original Coke myself, as it has a unique taste, but I find 
myself going through Coke and Pepsi phases.

And for god sakes don't drink 'diet' versions of anything. The sugar 
substitutes in them are poisonous.

Thus spaketh Pistacio:

> "Johannes"  wrote in message
> news:42FE0532.5B34C3C3@spam-gets-nowhere-sizefitter.com...
>>
>>
>> {{{{{Welcome}}}}} wrote:
>>>
>>> Pepsi 1.5 litre bottles at Kwik Save for 49p.
>>>
>>> OK it's Pepsi and doesn't taste anywhere near as good as the real
>>> thing, but
>>> it will do at that price.
>>
>> It depends on your taste. I much prefer Pepsi, the other one taste
>> watery in
>> comparison.
>
> The whole "New Coke" issue in the 80s was all about Coke being too
> 'spikey' and harsh in comparison to its main rival.
> The blind tests that Coca Cola did showed Pepsi has a much softer,
> smoother appeal, and was eclipsing Coke is people's preference.
> Non-blind tests showed about 50-50, revealing 'the power of the
> brand'.
> If you notice, Vanilla Coke is much softer impact which indicates
> that this style was probably selected because it did best in the
> market research phase of development.
>
> I still like original Coke myself, as it has a unique taste, but I
> find myself going through Coke and Pepsi phases.
>
> And for god sakes don't drink 'diet' versions of anything. The sugar
> substitutes in them are poisonous.




I much prefer Coke, if you like Pepsi then the shops own make 'Premium' or 
'American Style' tastes exactly the same as Pepsi.

Pepsi just tastes not quite right.

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Pistacio wrote:

> 
> "Johannes"  wrote in message
> news:42FE0532.5B34C3C3@spam-gets-nowhere-sizefitter.com...
> >
> >
> > {{{{{Welcome}}}}} wrote:
> >>
> >> Pepsi 1.5 litre bottles at Kwik Save for 49p.
> >>
> >> OK it's Pepsi and doesn't taste anywhere near as good as the real thing,
> >> but
> >> it will do at that price.
> >
> > It depends on your taste. I much prefer Pepsi, the other one taste watery
> > in
> > comparison.
> 
> The whole "New Coke" issue in the 80s was all about Coke being too 'spikey'
> and harsh in comparison to its main rival.
> The blind tests that Coca Cola did showed Pepsi has a much softer, smoother
> appeal, and was eclipsing Coke is people's preference. Non-blind tests
> showed about 50-50, revealing 'the power of the brand'.
> 
> If you notice, Vanilla Coke is much softer impact which indicates that this
> style was probably selected because it did best in the market research phase
> of development.
> 
> I still like original Coke myself, as it has a unique taste, but I find
> myself going through Coke and Pepsi phases.
> 
> And for god sakes don't drink 'diet' versions of anything. The sugar
> substitutes in them are poisonous.


Splutter!!!  I was just drinking it.

"Johannes"  wrote in message 
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> Splutter!!!  I was just drinking it.


Its a well know hoax so don't worry.

> And for god sakes don't drink 'diet' versions of anything. 
> The sugar substitutes in them are poisonous. 


Oh for christ sakes, fuck off with this shite every time someone 
mentions the word 'cola'.



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"Johannes"  wrote in message 
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>> And for god sakes don't drink 'diet' versions of anything. The sugar
>> substitutes in them are poisonous.
>
> Splutter!!!  I was just drinking it.


Don't worry - it's all urban-legend twaddle.

http://www.snopes.com/toxins/aspartame.asp

Ian

"dennis@home"  wrote in message 
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>
> "Johannes"  wrote in message 
> news:42FE7605.4E78C535@spam-gets-nowhere-sizefitter.com...
>
>> Splutter!!!  I was just drinking it.
>
> Its a well know hoax so don't worry.


So you are saying that Nutrasweet and Aspartame have no detrimental effects 
on the human body?