Mine is the Orange Cream Coke Zero. I’ll be devastated when they inevitably discontinue it.
Creme Soda. Oddly enough the cheapest ones seem to be the best in my opinion.
Baking
Kofola , it’s less sweet than the others and imo better taste(more mild/herbal?) . hate how every soda has to be ultra sweet.
Yeah the sugar content is too much. I’ve been looking at making my own sodas but I’m not sure if I can take on another hobby right now.
You could use soda stream to make the soda water and add syrup as you like. That’s what I do when I want just something fissy.
Oettinger Malz
Bawls.
I like the soda.
I hate calling in companies to ask if it’s in stock. “Excuse me do you have any Bawls?”
Lime soda with salt. It’s available across India. It’s so refreshing.
There are slightly salty carbonated electrolyte soda drinks all over Asia. I wish we had them here.
There are at least 100 Plus different types to try.
I first had 100 Plus while I was sick as a dog in Yangon and it was at least 38C. The family I was staying with hooked me up with 100Plus. It was like a religious experience.
Those limited Cokes keep breaking my heart. So many of them have been good. The Spice and the Rosalia have been my favs, but the space flavored one and the League of Legends ones were good too.
I also like the Pepsi and Mt Dew with real sugar when I can find them, and Cheerwine also needs wider distribution.
Despite what it sounds like, I don’t drink massive amounts of soda, I just like trying the new flavors and regional stuff as I find it.
There was this green apple flavored soda that was basically candy but I loved it
Paulaner Spezi 🤤🤤
Root beer.
Sarsaparilla is also great, if you can find it.
I struggle finding good ones. Too many of them are syrupy sweet and don’t have that minty bite.
The mojave wasteland almost makes you wish for a nucleal winter.
specifically Sprechers
Happy Cola Yuzu Zero was great. Still miss it🥲
I like River Port Olde Style Lime, and sometimes Raspberry, but they’re hard to find, as most places just carry drinks from the big two brands.
Seagram’s ginger ale is the nectar of the gods.
Canada Dry is also acceptable.
Schweppes is dirty trash water.
I love Moxie, but it’s a regional thing from Maine and it’s rather rare here in the bible belt.
As a mix drink, 1 part gin, 1 part jager, 1 part amaretto, 2 marachino cherries, and 6 parts moxie, wide glass on the rocks. It’s like drinking the holiday season in a snowy evergreen forest.
I’m a basic diet cokehead. But I tried a Stoney Tangawizi on holiday once and was instantly in love. I find it very frustrating that with the sheer variety of ethnic shops around the DC region*, I couldn’t find it locally!
*when I lived there anyway, in the before times
