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One thing that's been great about watching the "Brad Tried..." videos from Brad Jones is you learn a lot of sodas out there still exist but probably not where you live. Coke Black is still available in France for example, while Surge is marketed still in Europe as Urge, and even though many debate it, supposedly tastes the same as Vault when compared back to back.Root Beer (any of those "classic" or "real" types/brands)
and most citrus flavors...
...and Pepsi...
I miss Coke Black(?)...remember it was supposed to be the combination of Coke and Coffee...a friend still has an unopened bottle in her fridge...
Who do you guys think makes the best Rootbeer? IBC, Stewart's, Barq's, Boylan, Mug, some other brand (doubt anyone would say A&W)?
I'd probably go with IBC myself.
I know, one of the best sodas I ever had.
Sigh..
So how is it that there hasn't been much talk about the Pepsi Fusion machine? I just found out about it yet I can't find much info on it, I'm guessing it's still sorta new.The Pepsi fusion machine is awesome. There's one near where I live. You can pick like 100 plus different combinations, and add vanilla, orange, cherry, raspberry, strawberry or other flavors to pretty much any basic soda.
So how is it that there hasn't been much talk about the Pepsi Fusion machine? I just found out about it yet I can't find much info on it, I'm guessing it's still sorta new