Do you prefer Coca Cola or Pepsi

[Anglo-Celtic]

Mexican Coke is basically how American Coke tasted pre-1980s. The south has a lot of the great sodas (or pop as my parents called it) but root beer, birch beer, and cream soda seem more northern or western. Don't forget about Vernors, the official soda of Michigan.

Vernors goes way back, and you can still find ancient advertising for the ginger ale in some old sections of Midwest cities, and it's almost like a time warp to see those old signs with the elves next to the barrels. I like Canada Dry too, but it just lacks that nostalgic, storybook quality that the "leprechauns" had when they invented the pop (I'm Midwestern raised like your mom and dad).

[Dirdepo]

High blood pressure low IQ neanderthals

[Smaland]

Also like Canada Dry Ginger Ale.

[Anglo-Celtic]

High blood pressure low IQ neanderthals

Here's some career advice. That just won't cut it for Madison Avenue pop commercials, so don't quit your day job.

[Universe]

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[oszkar07]

Usually I choose Coca Cola over Pepsi.
But sometimes I will go for Pepsi over Coke.

To me Pepsi tastes a little sweeter than Coke, and Coke has a slight sharper taste but not huge difference between the two.

I agree with other posters that said Coke somehow tasted better in the past.

[cakmir7y]

Beer

[Jana]

I prefer Pepsi for sure

[Tellmewhy]

Coca-Cola.

[Batavia]

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