angeltx
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Has anyone tried
Thu, 11/18/04 5:23 PM
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Adjudicator
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RE: Has anyone tried
Thu, 11/18/04 6:31 PM
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No, but I like their commercial about eggnog  (referring to new Pepsi product)...
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berndog
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RE: Has anyone tried
Thu, 11/18/04 6:47 PM
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No. I know some say they can't tell the difference, but I prefer Coke. Pepsi is too sweet for my taste. I took the Pepsi challenge a few years ago and was able to pick out the Coke with no problem. If I want sweeter cola, I'll have a vanilla Coke.
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jvsmom
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RE: Has anyone tried
Thu, 11/18/04 7:45 PM
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I've tried it. It has a bit of a spicy taste, like a touch of cinnamon and nutmeg, or maybe gingerbread. One of my kids thought it tasted like Cherry Pepsi, and that's not too far off. It's also a different color - more red than regular Pepsi. It wasn't bad, but it doesn't come in diet (at least I didn't see any), which is what I always drink, so I wouldn't rush to get it again.
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Hastyman
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RE: Has anyone tried
Thu, 11/18/04 7:56 PM
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Yes. It's maybe 1.5% spicier than regular Pepsi. And since I don't like Pepsi to begin with, well, it's not exactly something I'll be rushing out to try again.
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MissKitty
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RE: Has anyone tried
Fri, 11/19/04 2:19 PM
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Wow ! I haven't seen any of that over here in the UK. Although I;m not much of a one for flavoured cola drinks, I think I would like that one. I hope we get it here so I can at least try it !!! we are supposed to be getting a Christmas pudding flavoured Kit Kat here .....
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mayor al
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RE: Has anyone tried
Fri, 11/19/04 2:35 PM
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We got a 12 pk of cans for $1.49 on sale today. It must be consummed by May of 2006 according to the label. I guess aging is not considered a positive value for this particular beverage OK Here's the detailed review. We chilled the beverage to a comfortable 39 degrees to allow the interaction of the carbonation to throughly penetrate all parts of the complex blend of ingredients. We stabilized the container to prevent any excess reaction to it's initial contact with the room air or possible changes of atmospheric pressure which is noted for setting off very negative relocation (at times) of the contents. Upon opening the sealed container, we noted the aroma, somewhat sweet and woodsey. Precocious, yet not arrogant as many youthful vintages tend to be. I noted a brief flare of color and flash as it first made contact with the atmosphere, but settled immediately into a subtle swirl as we gently nudged the can. The basic beverage remains in full control of the destiny of this vintage, as the additives merely alter the slight aftertaste, without distorting that basic Pepsi message. For those to whom Dr. Pepper appeals, This short-term creation will offer a brief alternative choice. It's lifespan, as with most young experiments in small-batch carbonation, will be short. If interested, the curious consumer should find this a bargain similar to that of "Coke 2" Or Cranberry GingerAle. Submitted by the Mayor    
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jvsmom
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RE: Has anyone tried
Fri, 11/19/04 9:32 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Al-The Mayor-Bowen We got a 12 pk of cans for $1.49 on sale today. OK Here's the detailed review. We chilled the beverage to a comfortable 39 degrees to allow the interaction of the carbonation to throughly penetrate all parts of the complex blend of ingredients. We stabilized the container to prevent any excess reaction to it's initial contact with the room air or possible changes of atmospheric pressure which is noted for setting off very negative relocation (at times) of the contents. Upon opening the sealed container, we noted the aroma, somewhat sweet and woodsey. Precocious, yet not arrogant as many youthful vintages tend to be. I noted a brief flare of color and flash as it first made contact with the atmosphere, but settled immediately into a subtle swirl as we gently nudged the can. The basic beverage remains in full control of the destiny of this vintage, as the additives merely alter the slight aftertaste, without distorting that basic Pepsi message. For those to whom Dr. Pepper appeals, This short-term creation will offer a brief alternative choice. It's lifespan, as with most young experiments in small-batch carbonation, will be short. If interested, the curious consumer should find this a bargain similar to that of "Coke 2" Or Cranberry GingerAle. Submitted by the Mayor     What review? That was a lab report.  And a good one.
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forurlungsonly
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RE: Has anyone tried
Fri, 11/19/04 9:43 PM
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I love Pepsi, though I try not to drink much soda, and I was disappointed by the Holiday Spice Pepsi. It's really not very spicy. Smells a little like cinnamon, but it's hard to taste any spiciness.
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UncleVic
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RE: Has anyone tried
Fri, 11/19/04 9:50 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Al-The Mayor-Bowen We got a 12 pk of cans for $1.49 on sale today. OK Here's the detailed review. We chilled the beverage to a comfortable 39 degrees to allow the interaction of the carbonation to throughly penetrate all parts of the complex blend of ingredients. We stabilized the container to prevent any excess reaction to it's initial contact with the room air or possible changes of atmospheric pressure which is noted for setting off very negative relocation (at times) of the contents. Upon opening the sealed container, we noted the aroma, somewhat sweet and woodsey. Precocious, yet not arrogant as many youthful vintages tend to be. I noted a brief flare of color and flash as it first made contact with the atmosphere, but settled immediately into a subtle swirl as we gently nudged the can. The basic beverage remains in full control of the destiny of this vintage, as the additives merely alter the slight aftertaste, without distorting that basic Pepsi message. For those to whom Dr. Pepper appeals, This short-term creation will offer a brief alternative choice. It's lifespan, as with most young experiments in small-batch carbonation, will be short. If interested, the curious consumer should find this a bargain similar to that of "Coke 2" Or Cranberry GingerAle. Submitted by the Mayor     Al... You have WAYYYY too much time on your hands!
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tiki
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RE: Has anyone tried
Sat, 11/20/04 11:37 AM
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mayor al
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RE: Has anyone tried
Sat, 11/20/04 11:44 AM
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Canada Dry has the Cranberry Ginger Ale out now (again) It makes a good mixer for many Xmas Punch/slush recipes.
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Ort. Carlton.
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RE: Has anyone tried
Sat, 11/20/04 6:35 PM
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Dearfolk, Due to dietary restrictions on sugar intake, when they issue it in "Diet" form, I will try it and report back. Until then, I must remain ignorant. Unfizzily, Ort. Carlton in Decent Athens, Georgia.
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