TET! Party Like It's 2021!

[Loeje]

Do you call it soda, soft drink or pop? I use them interchangeably.

I'm more specific: Fanta.

Not the American Fanta, though. I'll never understand why it's so different.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Do you call it soda, soft drink or pop? I use them interchangeably.

I'm more specific: Fanta.

Not the American Fanta, though. I'll never understand why it's so different.

I can’t with American Fanta. Sickly sweet. Yuck.

[Lillorainen]

Do you call it soda, soft drink or pop? I use them interchangeably.

I'm more specific: Fanta.

Not the American Fanta, though. I'll never understand why it's so different.

I only know Fanta the way it's made in Germany ... what's the difference between Fanta in Germany and Fanta in the U.S.?

[Loeje]

I'm more specific: Fanta.

Not the American Fanta, though. I'll never understand why it's so different.

I can’t with American Fanta. Sickly sweet. Yuck.

And the color. It looks like it will poison you.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I'm more specific: Fanta.

Not the American Fanta, though. I'll never understand why it's so different.

I only know Fanta the way it's made in Germany ... what's the difference between Fanta in Germany and Fanta in the U.S.?

IMO, sweetener content.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I can’t with American Fanta. Sickly sweet. Yuck.

And the color. It looks like it will poison you.

The orange and grape ones especially.

[Ethel mermania]

Do you call it soda, soft drink or pop? I use them interchangeably.

Soda

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Do you call it soda, soft drink or pop? I use them interchangeably.

Soda

Sensible fellow.

[Loeje]

I'm more specific: Fanta.

Not the American Fanta, though. I'll never understand why it's so different.

I only know Fanta the way it's made in Germany ... what's the difference between Fanta in Germany and Fanta in the U.S.?

American Fanta is bright orange and it tastes sweet. It only tastes sweet. It's awful.

[Kannap]

Soft drink (or rather Softdrink) in my mother tongue, mostly 'soda' in English.

I go for soda but I’ve seen some people bitterly argue that it’s pop.

That would be the Michigander wing of my family, I apologize for them.

[Lillorainen]

I only know Fanta the way it's made in Germany ... what's the difference between Fanta in Germany and Fanta in the U.S.?

American Fanta is bright orange and it tastes sweet. It only tastes sweet. It's awful.

I only know Fanta the way it's made in Germany ... what's the difference between Fanta in Germany and Fanta in the U.S.?

IMO, sweetener content.

Ah, so the usual difference regarding quality standards, apparently.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

American Fanta is bright orange and it tastes sweet. It only tastes sweet. It's awful.

IMO, sweetener content.

Ah, so the usual difference regarding quality standards, apparently.

Yep. You can also see the difference there between Coke and Pepsi from the US and Mexico.

[Kowani]

Ah, so the usual difference regarding quality standards, apparently.

Yep. You can also see the difference there between Coke and Pepsi from the US and Mexico.

yeah
only one of them has real sugar

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Yep. You can also see the difference there between Coke and Pepsi from the US and Mexico.

yeah
only one of them has real sugar

Yep, the Mexican one.

[Loeje]

American Fanta is bright orange and it tastes sweet. It only tastes sweet. It's awful.

IMO, sweetener content.

Ah, so the usual difference regarding quality standards, apparently.

Probably. Stay away from American Fanta.

Although the color warns you to stay away already.

[Suriyanakhon]

Yes.

Thanks for the non-comital answer, Gautama.

[Atheris]

Do you call it soda, soft drink or pop? I use them interchangeably.

I prefer soda.

[Abserdia]

Do you call it soda, soft drink or pop? I use them interchangeably.

Soda. But most people in the south say coke.

[Heloin]

Do you call it soda, soft drink or pop? I use them interchangeably.

Cola. I remember saying cold drink before coming to the states but I don't know if that was a family thing, local thing, or a larger regional thing.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Do you call it soda, soft drink or pop? I use them interchangeably.

Cola. I remember saying cold drink before coming to the states but I don't know if that was a family thing, local thing, or a larger regional thing.

Oh, cola. Haven’t heard that one in a while. We use it in Spain.

[Heloin]

Do you call it soda, soft drink or pop? I use them interchangeably.

Soda. But most people in the south say coke.

Donald Keough, the Coca-Cola president and chief operating officer at the time, reported overhearing someone say at his country club that they liked New Coke, but they would be "damned if I'll let Coca-Cola know that".

[Heloin]

Cola. I remember saying cold drink before coming to the states but I don't know if that was a family thing, local thing, or a larger regional thing.

Oh, cola. Haven’t heard that one in a while. We use it in Spain.

I want some cola now. I think I have some canada dry in the fridge.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Oh, cola. Haven’t heard that one in a while. We use it in Spain.

I want some cola now. I think I have some canada dry in the fridge.

A cold Coke would be nice about now.

[Valentine Z]

I want some cola now. I think I have some canada dry in the fridge.

A cold Coke would be nice about now.

I feel guilty drinking too much of it, but seriously, on rare occasions, nothing makes you happy and hopped up like Coca Cola.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

A cold Coke would be nice about now.

I feel guilty drinking too much of it, but seriously, on rare occasions, nothing makes you happy and hopped up like Coca Cola.

Especially on a hot day.