25 Classic Soda Flavors That Disappeared From America скачать в хорошем качестве

25 Classic Soda Flavors That Disappeared From America

Crystal Pepsi (1992–1994) → The clear cola craze that promised purity, but confused taste buds. New Coke (1985) → Coca-Cola’s most infamous experiment — the soda that nearly ruined Coke. Pepsi Blue (2002–2004) → Electric-blue berry cola that tasted like candy but faded fast. Coca-Cola Blāk (2006–2008) → Coke with coffee — ahead of its time but gone in two years. Josta (1995–1999) → Pepsi’s first energy soda, banned for its guarana kick. OK Soda (1993–1995) → A Gen X “anti-soda” with bizarre marketing and cult status. Orbitz (1997–1998) → The futuristic soda with floating edible balls — looked cooler than it tasted. Surge (1997–2003) → The neon-green “Mountain Dew killer” that became a 90s legend. Tab (1963–2020) → Coca-Cola’s first diet soda, beloved by boomers before vanishing quietly. Hubba Bubba Soda (1980s) → Bubblegum-flavored soda that was pure childhood sugar rush. Pepsi Holiday Spice (2004–2006) → A cinnamon-spiced seasonal cola that never returned. Coke Citra (1996–2003) → A citrus twist from Coke’s international experiments, forgotten at home. 7Up Gold (1988–1989) → A spiced, caramel-colored 7Up that confused fans of the clear lemon-lime. Slice (1984–2000s) → Fruit-flavored Pepsi sodas (apple, mandarin orange, grape) that couldn’t compete with Fanta. Dr Pepper Berries & Cream (2006–2007) → A quirky flavor spin that was loved briefly, then abandoned. Coke with Lime (2004–2006) → A refreshing twist that vanished quickly, despite fan love. Pepsi Twist (2000–2006) → Pepsi with a hit of lemon, launched during the Britney Spears era. Coca-Cola Vanilla (2002, discontinued, revived, then vanished again) → Vanilla nostalgia that disappeared and reappeared in cycles. Pepsi Tropical Chill (1990s) → A short-lived island-inspired soda lost in Pepsi’s flavor experiments. Aspen Soda (1978–1982) → Crisp apple-flavored soda that was years ahead of cider’s popularity. Dr Pepper Red Fusion (2002–2004) → A cherry-heavy variant that fizzled after two years. Fresca’s Original Black Cherry Citrus (1960s–2000s) → Once iconic, but later replaced with watered-down versions. Pepsi AM (1989) → A high-caffeine cola marketed as “breakfast soda.” RC Draft Cola (1990s) → Royal Crown’s attempt at a smooth, foamy, “draft-style” soda in cans. Coke Black Cherry Vanilla (2006–2007) → A bold mashup of two flavors that couldn’t win over loyalists.