I wanted to show my granddaughter Anna the Pickle favored Soda at Grandpa Joe’s Candy Store in the Strip District of Pittsburgh.
I’d no idea there were so many unusual flavors. We were window shopping and did not purchase or consume any. They certainly were colorful.
Ketchup or Kettle Corn? Bacon?
Blue Cheese? Mint Julep?
That is wild. I’d go for a Birch beer but nothing else interested me. Dc
In our part of the world we call it pop or a soft drink or even a fizzy drink. There is a store in our town that offers 22 common types of pops that you can mix with syrups (some sugar free) to create a new drink!
Kettle corn!
We have a place here in southern Minnesota where such odd varieties of pop (definitely not “soda” in Minnesota) are sold. I seldom drink pop and probably would not be interested in trying these flavors. But they’re fun to look at and wonder, how does that taste and who comes up with these flavors anyway and do they ever sell?
I like the colors but don’t want to drink them. The crazy tastes sound unappealing to my palate. Thanks for your nice comment today Audrey.
Love the variety of colors and shades! And pass on consuming any of them. 🙂 Where I grew up, it was “pop”, but I always said “soda”.