Evolution of the Pepsi can

[Friday]

@xenon
I quit drinking soda in the 80's. Too many other/better things to drink.

[Catseye3]

Me, too. I'm very happy to have finally broken a lifelong (literally, started jonesing on Coke at age four) soda habit.

I'm even happier that there's at least a possibility that after going through various substitutes, I may end up drinking plain old ordinary water by preference.

That would for me be a major step forward health wise.

[George K]

Sodastream, ftw!

[Jolly]

[jon-nyc]

I weaned myself off sugary drinks as a teenager trying to get fit. Now I can’t abide them. Maybe a caipirinha now and then. But no sweet tea or sodas.

[Catseye3]

@jon-nyc said in Evolution of the Pepsi can:

I weaned myself off sugary drinks as a teenager trying to get fit. <

That's what I'm fervently hoping will finally happen for me. I divorced real sugar drinks many years ago, and have since been trying to do the same with artificially sweetened drinks. It's been a long struggle which has taken far more time and effort than it should have. It's all been part of the ongoing struggle to wean off of sweet altogether. I think I may be reaching victory.

Sure hope so, anyway.

[89th]

@jolly said in Evolution of the Pepsi can:

Mmmmmm Mexican coke in a glass bottle is the best.

[Jolly]

@89th said in Evolution of the Pepsi can:

@jolly said in Evolution of the Pepsi can:

Mmmmmm Mexican coke in a glass bottle is the best.

Cane sugar. Only real Coke is made with cane sugar...

[Mik]

@xenon said in Evolution of the Pepsi can:

It’s probably been a good decade since I drank a can of Pepsi.

Me too. Coke man here, although that very, very seldom.

[Copper]

Mostly just water

And of course whisky, without water

[George K]

@copper said in Evolution of the Pepsi can:

Mostly just (carbonated) water

And of course whisky, without water

Fixed it for me.