Your favorite discontinued food or beverage... ?

[ducpainter]

I never see it any more.

[ducatiz]

I never see it any more.

it still exists..

my nephew is in law school in cali and lives off it.

[ducpainter]

it still exists..

my nephew is in law school in cali and lives off it.

They use hfcs in it now.

Can't be as good.

[the_Journeyman]

Roasted red pepper Tostitos

JMq

[superjohn]

Nice avatar alfisti!! 

[Le Pirate]

The Dr Pepper bottling plant in Dublin, Tx uses PCS. "Dublin Dr Pepper" is available online but I haven't ordered any yet. Unfortunately the mexican Coke doesn't seem to make it's way to upstate NY. Also available online.





“Mr. Pibb is a replica of Dr.Pepper. But it's a bullshit replica - 'cause the dude didn't even get his degree. Why'd you have to drop-out and start making pop so soon?!”    Mitch H

The town where I went to college was about 10 miles from Dublin, TX. I drank a lot of the dublin Dr. Pepper, but now I have trouble switching back to the regular kind. Luckily, with corn prices shooting through the ceiling, the Dr. Pepper bottling company has various "old style" soft drinks coming out, all made with cane sugar. In some of the stores around here (N. Texas) you can find big red, the dublin DP, and 7up all made the old way with can sugar

It's lovely 

[ducatiz]

They use hfcs in it now.

Can't be as good.

gotcha, i didn't know they had joined the "let's poison everyone's liver" gang.

we buy this locally made soda now and then that uses cane sugar.  the taste is remarkable.  they make a birch beer that is awesome.

[rgramjet]

Old Dominion Brewery?

[Scooter Montgomery]

I never see it any more.

You should head south more. I've seen it in Southern NH/ Northern MA.

[mitt]

You can still get coke made with PCS (imported from Mexico) it is usually in the import isle at the grocery store with all the mexican food.  In mexico HFCS is not used in the manufacture of sodas.

Thanks for that answer - I always wondered what the difference was.  The most authentic Mexican bakery/restaurant here also sells Mexican Coke in bottles.

mitt

[metallimonster]

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Look delicious 

Adam

Those are not it.  I found those when I searched too.  They were just regularly shaped marshmallows that were blue and I think were supposed to be blue-berry flavored.  

[scienceiscool]

Caffrey's Irish Cream Ale...sigh.

still made, but no longer distributed in the US.  whenever someone i know goes to britain i make them pick me up a case.

[FatguyRacer]

Beverage - Almond Smash (a soda). Watney's Red Label (beer)
Food - Marathon Bar. Seriously is there a food out there than cant be made aside from processed snacks and candy?

[DrDesmo]

Those are not it.  I found those when I searched too.  They were just regularly shaped marshmallows that were blue and I think were supposed to be blue-berry flavored.  

BOO 

Now you have me wondering ...

Adam

[Oldfisti]

Nice avatar alfisti!! 

I had inspiration   

The town where I went to college was about 10 miles from Dublin, TX. I drank a lot of the dublin Dr. Pepper, but now I have trouble switching back to the regular kind. Luckily, with corn prices shooting through the ceiling, the Dr. Pepper bottling company has various "old style" soft drinks coming out, all made with cane sugar. In some of the stores around here (N. Texas) you can find big red, the dublin DP, and 7up all made the old way with can sugar

It's lovely 

Soooooooooo  jealous!

Beverage - Almond Smash (a soda). Watney's Red Label (beer)
Food - Marathon Bar. Seriously is there a food out there than cant be made aside from processed snacks and candy?

Almond Smash sounds intriguing...