My First Time Trying Original Dr. Pepper (Finally!)
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Honestly I really don't like Dr Pepper
André at 14:45 - “Let me drink a little bit more of the Dr Pepper”
His audience - Nods in American
I love seeing Europeans “add” ice to their American drinks….. it’s like one or two cubes… I honestly think our drinks are bigger because at least half or more of our glass is ice with a touch of drink.
i just refrigerate my drinks tbh
When I was a kid, my dad would take a tumbler and fill it 1/2 full with ice and then add the water, I learned from him, I can't drink it any other way. I love visiting other countries..... but I really miss my kind of ice water there! We're all a little bit different. Like I'm watching this video and all I can think is "I hope that Dr. Pepper has been in the fridge!"
I want the whole cup with ice to the brim, and a splash of soda lmao
As a Finn I would never even consider drinking any soda without half a glass of ice. I've had that habit for 50 years.
I’m a Texan and if it’s a can I just put it in the fridge, if it’s fountain, light ice but if it’s hot, put that sh*t on ice! 😂
In Texas, you ask for a Coke, and the waiter Will ask what kind, the answer is usually Dr Pepper... LOL
True. People ask for a coke and you ask which kind? Dr Pepper.
Like coke = soda.
I usually say Big Red......lol
I understand kleenex meaning tissue but I'm definitely not calling a Mt dew coke
@@Roadtrip635…..me 2 or root beer. I hate Dr Pepper. I’m not even big on plain Coke or plain Pepsi. I like Cherry Coke tho
@@kazannakutz5404…..everything is called Coke here
You should try a root beer float. Put vanilla ice cream in a glass and pour root beer into glass. Voila, you have a root beer float. In our home when we were kids we called them black cows. I find them quite yummy!
Even better is an ice cream soda. Root beer, ice cream and chocolate syrup. Used to get them at the soda fountain in the drugstore.
Or a Dr. Pepper float.
My family has always made a float then put it in the freezer for 30 minutes it gets icy
Exactly! Black Cows were always a treat as a kid that I only had at my grandmothers house when I would stay there for a week every summer! Every day ended with a delicious Black Cow!
I have a video on my channel all about making a root beer float just for people in other countries who never have heard of it.
My wife is from Kazakhstan and lives in Kyrgyzstan. We found Dr. Pepper at an import store and she tried it and is obsessed!
If you find the Dr. Pepper Cherry, snap it up!
@@Laura-mi3nv I brought some with me last time I visited since that's my favorite! She also liked RC better than Coke.
Hi! I studied Kyrgyzstan for my graduate thesis. Dr Pepper has a similar profile to a local fermented drink which is similar to kavas!
@@kimchi2780 they have a cherry rc out now !!!
It tastes like medicine man… 🤢
Texan here! Dr. Pepper is life here lol, There is a museum that is fun to visit, you can bottle your own Dr. Pepper :)
Yeah, I don't know how popular Dr. Pepper is in other states, but it reigns here in Texas. My favorite soda growing up. :)
Dr Pepper is my absolute favorite and I'm in Maine. Plenty of people up here drink it too.
Our state soda is Moxie, and Dr Pepper is infinitely more popular than Moxie, for context.
I lived in Texas for a year. I can confirm. Although they will probably refer to it as Coke. 😂
@@epicmage82 Yep! :)
It reigns in Nebraska lol
Original Dr Pepper is sweetened with pure cane sugar, the classic is sweetened with corn syrup
Good to know.
Original, for sure!!
I believe that is true with all American sodas
The original Dublin Dr. Pepper had Imperial Sugar. Unfortunately, Dublin Bottling Company can't distribute it.
Dr. Pepper is now using cane sugar since they stopped Dublin from using it. Dublin was getting too much attention and Waco didn’t like it.your tall can is the cane sugar recipe.
Oklahoma here and you chose the correct Dr Pepper version, it's my favorite as well. Dr Pepper originated in 1885 in Waco TX.
The Dr Pepper museum in Waco is fun to visit
Another Oklahoman here, in my personal experience, people order Dr. Pepper more often than Coke. But that may just be the bias of the people I go out to eat with.
Fellow okies located ❤
@haydenbryan6244 I only drink dr pepper 😂 literally everyday at my lunch break, not even exaggerating
Dr pepper was not invented in Waco, nor is this the original version. It was invented in Dublin TX and the original is made with cane sugar and has a 10 2 4 on the front label.
Dr. Pepper is my soda of choice. If you can get A&W root beer its really good with vanilla ice cream.
my late friend Tommy RIP, he worked at A&W restaurant where i can pull up and eat from my truck window, he would bring me out of in house made a gallon A&W root beer for me, the best
A&W Root beer and with vanilla ice cream A&W sells as an ice cream float.
Oh, yeah!!!!
Dr, Pepper was created in the 1880s by pharmacist Charles Alderton in Waco, Texas, and first served around 1885. Dr Pepper was first nationally marketed in the United States in 1904. In the U.S. it is produced by Keurig Dr Pepper in Frisco, Texas. Outside of the US it is produced by Coca-cola & PepsiCo 🤷♂
In my little corner of Texas It's dr pepper or sweet tea. The diners around here offered dr pepper sweet tea lemonade or coffee, That's it. The running joke in my family is that dr pepper is carbonated barbecue sauce.
Same, Hill country area :)
You canactually BBQ with Dr pepper 😂
Yes, it can be used as bbq sauce!!!
Ok but is the lemonade real lemonade? I hate that Minute Maid and Country Time crap. I want fresh lemons. Thats my addiction. I drink way too much. About a 1/3 of a gallon a day. Too much sugar.
Nearly a decade ago I actually found a Dr Pepper BBQ sauce in a little market in Oklahoma. Seems amazon still sells it too.
In Texas, the most popular non-alcoholic drink in Sweet Tea followed by Dr Pepper.
Dr pepper is older than Coca Cola. It was invented in Texas in 1886 and is the unofficial state drink. It's my favorite soft drink by far and yes, I do live in Texas. Thanks for another great video. Enjoyed it a lot.
Cream Soda is great in a glass with vanilla ice cream. And so is Doctor Pepper.
I heard of a woman in Japan who turned 100 years old and said she drank a small glass of Dr. Pepper every day.
3 and I don't drink any other dark collas RC cola I like better though than Pepsi and coke
I like diet Dr pepper better than original
She also breathed air every day. You can do that too!
Jones is pretty great. I dunno how big of a brand they are, but they just do whatever they want and make some of the most interesting soda flavors out there.
I once had a collection of Jones bottles, I didn't really care what flavor it was, I liked the photo/art labels. Lately I have noticed some pretty weird flavors😮😅
@@user-calm_salty blue raspberry, the most normal and IMO best flavor they have.. Always hits the spot
@@user-calm_salty you can actually submit your own photos for them to make into labels... they select some for production, and/or you can order some with custom labels (not sure minimum order)..
@@ibstrummin2 Yooooo, that's awesome. I might have to look into that
Dr. Pepper is king in Texas. It has many uses… drinking, BBQ sauce base, and a cleaner for car battery terminals. Another thing, Arizona drinks are great. The best is their green tea. Also, let’s get some dang ice in that cup lol. One piece of ice isn’t gonna cut it 😂
Now you should try the Dublin Dr Pepper! Back when soda companies started switching to less expensive sweeteners like corn syrup to save money, Dr Pepper’s original bottler, located in Dublin, Texas, made the decision to stick with the original pure cane sugar recipe. For many years the only place in the world you could buy Dr Pepper in its original form was in Dublin, Texas, hence it became known as Dublin Dr Pepper. I among many would make detours on road trips or even pilgrimages just to buy a case or two, or three of that sweet Dublin Dr Pepper. Today they sell the pure cane sugar version in a green can!
I was stationed at Ft Hood in Tx when I was in the Army. one of my buddies and I would take a trip to the Dr. Pepper factory and get around 20 cases of the original soda each weekend and take them back to the barracks with us. others eventually found out and we started getting around 150 cases each weekend being bought for every one. they would tell us how many they wanted and give us the cash for the sodas and we would keep a list. we never charged for gas, since we were going anyways. so never took any off the top. just bought what they wanted and passed it on. when I transferred, they ended up having a mock funeral service because nobody else could take the trip anymore.
1. Dr. Pepper is NOT a Cola.
2. corporate stopped Dublin Dr Pepper years ago because they were going to make their own Cane Sugar version. could just be in my mind, but it still isn't as good as what Dublin DP was.
what should be tried now is the other Waco soda... Big Red.
when my grandfather was in senior command in formosa, china in the 1950s, he would have Dr Pepper flown to him. All the Texans would flip out. The kids mowing lawns and painting house trim.
@@noddyninetythree4771Technically the Dublin lawsuit was over trademark violation, but in reality centralized control of the cane sugar version could have very well been the motivating factor. All and all Dr Pepper handled the incident about as well as Jerry handled the firing of Tom Landry. I still have a Dublin Dr Pepper shirt, but I don’t wear it very often anymore.
Last year I was in Japan for a couple days and Taiwan for about a week and a half. In Japan you can find Dr Pepper in various vending machines. When I came across one I’d buy at least 3. In Taiwan the only place I could find Dr Pepper was at a small grocery store next to the Regent Hotel. I paid $49 TWD which was about $1.50 USD. I bought as many as I could carry, but my wife ended up drinking half of them 😖. I hope that grocery store still carries Dr Pepper because I have to go back to Taiwan.
Andre,thanks for listening to the comments.With the ice fill the glass ALL the way to the top.If you get any more Dr.pepper you can make ice cream floats out of it too.Your drug companies did a bad thing by using root beer to make the medicine taste better.Thats why Europeans don't like root beer as much.
why use dr pepper when there is rootbear and rootbear isthe main soda used really. a&w maybe
@@james42519a&w is the sg, come along & ride with me
@@james42519 It's an additional flavor option.Just like a coke float ect.Some of the ice cream companies even make Dr.Pepper swirled flavor now.
The next time you take a drink of root beer, think about toothpaste first. It goes from good to really unappealing IMHO. Once you realize how much mint is in it, it's never the same after.
@@lilsammywasapunkrockjoke's on you i love mint, especially peppermint
like, i once-considered-adding-mint-to-mac-and-cheese like mint. my favorite tea is peppermint tea, and i never sweeten it and i always make it strong bc i just want that pure mint flavor. i will literally eat altoids like skittles. i just like mint.
also toothpaste comes in other flavors, too, not just mint. it's less common in adult toothpaste, but i've seen adult-targeted toothpaste with berry flavors before.
Arizona person here, as much as I love Arizona tea. That stuff is made in New York.
New York City!? Pick up the pace.
I think NY must have a fascination with Arizona. I went to a restaurant in Manhattan called The Arizona. Its food was nothing like what I had when living in Tucson.
Gasp 😮
Be thankful it still made in America somewhere instead of in Mexico or somewhere else like a few other companies are
@@casey4602where did you see NYC? It's made in NEW YORK. Specifically Woodbury, NY which is very close to that NYC but is surrounded by forests and is near Harriman State Park.
Dr Pepper for the win!
Cream soda is a flavor, yes! It's what I would call a "staple" soda or an old fashioned flavor. Before the main "brand flavors" took off (Pepsi, Coke, dr. Pepper-) flavors like cream soda, sarsparilla, root beer, lemon or lime...orange, black cherry, ginger ale...were common. They actually came from a temperance movement, where people were coming up with flavorful alternatives for cocktails. Up here locally "foxon park" has a lot of these old flavors even today.
Fun fact - cream soda is meant to be vanilla-ish and mimic the flavor of a basic ice cream.
This. Cream soda is a light refreshing soda vs most other stuff especially Coke. Coke is too strong imo and only decent when loaded down with ice.
@europeanreacts You should try to get your hands on some butterscotch beer [it's soda not 'beer'] for a stronger version of cream soda. If you like Coke that means you like stronger flavors. People who prefer Pepsi over Coke tend to like the lighter flavors more. In the US, people who like Coke more, think Pepsi tastes "watered-down". Of course that's not everyone saying that, but it seems to be the case generally.
See I always heard that Pepsi is sweeter than coke. I think it does have more sugar. I dont drink either anymore. As a kid my mom loved Pepsi so we were a Pepsi house. As an adult I drank Diet Coke to the point of addiction and quit all soda about 9 years ago. I miss the bubbles but haven’t found a soda I like anymore. Thats not entirely true I like the Indian soda Thumbs Up. It has a less sugary taste than Coke or Pepsi but without the chemical flavor of Diet Coke.
Someone should send him all sorts of old fashioned drinks. Sarsaparilla, old fashioned root beer, etc.
@@occheermommy I forgot to come back in here to reply. What I meant by 'stronger' was the flavor not the sweetness which are two separate things in this context. Unless, what you're telling me is you can't taste the difference between Orange soda and Grape soda, except for how much sugar there is? Coke is def has a much stronger cola flavor with notes of cinnamon and more acidity, while Pepsi is subtle with a much smoother aftertaste. Pepsi uses citric acid while Coke uses phosphoric acid, which is why coke cleans drains, battery terminals, and dissolves egg shells, etc. I think the two different acids is why the Coke/Pepsi debate is so divided, it's because there's a starke difference in individual sensitivity. Anyway, I do applaud you on quitting soda, I barely drink it anymore either. Only when there's some around for events or for the kids.
My primary care physician's name is Dr. Pepper (no joke).
That's hilarious.
There was a dentist in my area named Dr. Comfort.
I had two dentists as a kid, Dr. Goode and Dr. Payne. Guess which one I liked better? 🤠
my priamry is named Dr slaughters, and my dentist is Dr payne.
That sounds fun. My sister's Obstetrician was Dr. Sheets.
Anyone else remember in the mid 70's when Dr. Pepper marketed it as a hot winter drink? I never tried it hot, and the campaign didn't last for more than a couple of years, I think.
I have a Marketing degree and I’m very surprised that this wasn’t taught as a “What not to do” example. I bet a Yankee came up with the idea. 😂
I love that you open the sodas by the mic. Love that sound.
Me, too!
I used to have a boss whose diet consisted solely of Dr. Pepper and Snickers bars. He had a little fridge in his office, just for his personal stash of Dr. Pepper and Snickers.
Did he freeze the Snickers?
My kind of dr
Dr pepper goes really well with Bacardi
At least you drank it "cold" - you need to fill the glass with ice then pour the Dr. Pepper over it! (or any soda actually!!) Oh #3, then Mountain Dew, then Coke, then Pepsi
I love Jones bottled soda! Yummy - there are a lot of flavors - all are pretty darn good! Cream Soda is one of my favorites especially over vanilla ice cream!! Just as good as a root beer float! Never heard of that last one at all! You should try Vernor's Ginger Ale or Canada Dry Ginger Ale - Vernor's is the best I think . . but lots like Canada Dry too!
Nothing better than a cold can of Dr. Pepper straight out of the freezer just before it freezes. The ice crystals make is so good. A lot of people back home do.
Over the ice cream is DELICIOUS! 😋
Arizona is an iced tea. They're very popular here as an alternative to soda or juice. Sparkling Waters have also become super popular recently, the store shelves are lined with different brands and flavors.
Arizona Mucho Mango is not iced tea. It's mango flavored punch
Royal Crown ( R C Cola ) is really good too.
Oooooh yeah! I forgot about RC!
Dude we don't want to skip. We love your content. It's such a breathe of fresh air.
You get a like for the Dr. Pepper
And yes, in Texas for sure Dr. Pepper is more popular than Coke, because Dr. Pepper is originally made in Texas. I think there's a couple other states that prefer Dr. Pepper, but in the southeast Coke is the top (Coke is from Georgia), and Pepsi might be a little more popular in the north
The location of a soft drink headquarters has nothing to do with whether or not people prefer them.😂 There are plants throughout the country.
Ever since I took my first drink of Dr. Pepper it's been my #1 drink for over a decade, nothing will ever replace it imo
@@pacmanc8103I understand why you commented this, obviously anyone can prefer one soda over another despite where they’re from. But there are preferences in different regions. Dr. Pepper is part of our culture in Texas. Similar to how Dunkin Donuts is huge in Boston and how In & Out Burger is such a big deal in California.
Every canadian I met always said Dr.pepper taste terrible. This is a major insult to myself, a Texan.
@@rebecca_is_book-hooked Funny - the website I just checked said cream soda was the most popular in Texas and Dr Pepper the most popular in Oregon.
To really throw you off, there is a Coca-Cola product called Mr Pibb (or PibbXtra as it is now labeled), that I think is a dupe of Dr Pepper. Or maybe vice versa? Has a similar "I-don't-know-what-it-is-but-I-like-it" flavor note. I grew up on Mr Pibb, but Coke was by far the larger favorite. Dr Pepper is now owned by Keurig, who also owns Snapple (iced tea, mostly flavored), 7up (lemon/lime), and a coffee brand.
Actually Coca-Cola makes Dr. Pepper and Pepsi makes Mr. Pibb but like Andre always says potato - pototo
@@dennypuckett8434Keurig Dr. Pepper, makes Dr. Pepper and they also help with some products. I think Monster is one of them.
My husband works at the plant, as a lot jockey.
They also make Vernon’s, but it’s hard to find in North Texas.
@@dennypuckett8434Coca-Cola does not make Dr. Pepper.
@@dennypuckett8434unfortunately that is wrong. Pibb has always been a Coca-Cola product. Dr Pepper is only owned by coke in Europe and South Korea.
@dennypuckett8434 Coca-cola only owns Dr. Pepper in Europe and South Korea other wise it is owned and sold by keurig Dr. Pepper. However Coca-cola has the rights to bottle and distribute it in the southern United States and Pepsi has the rights to bottle and distribute it in the northern United States, while under contract with Keurig. It's a bit of a mess but they get mass distribution without having to have more bottling facilities or transportation. The Mr. Pibb I have says product of Coca-cola company so 🤷♂️ 🤷♂️ I guess 🥔, 🥔
Andre, the third Dr. Pepper you tried is a mix of Dr. Pepper and Cream Soda. I've never tried that mix, but one of my favorite drinks is A&W Cream Soda.
Don't waste your time or money trying it. I like A&W cream soda too, so I tried the Dr. Pepper cream soda, and it was gross. I like both sodas on their own.
There is a Dr Pepper museum near my home. In Waco Texas. . We have the original formula here. The museum has memorabilia and a creamery where you can get blue bell Dr Pepper floats.
I'm so glad people are recognizing Bluebell classic homemade vanilla ice cream is the best for floats. Saw a couple comments on his last video I believe mentioning it too. Bluebell is just 👌
Jones is pretty well known I think but they're not available everywhere. I have to get it from the supermarket, small stores don't carry it.
I think Starbucks and Cracker Barrel carry Jones soda. Some dollar stores have it, too.
It's not more popular than Coke, nothing is. But it's more popular in the south than anywhere else. If you like this, you should look for "Dublin" Dr. Pepper. They make it with real sugar. They're all better out of a cold bottle, though.
And so impressed that you actually read the comments and take suggestions seriously. Love your videos my friend~
Dr. Pepper is probably most popular in Texas, though pretty well available nationally now. It originated, as I understand it, in Dublin, TX. Meanwhile; That glass of ice cracked me up. 'Round here you fill the glass 3/4 full or more with it... We drink most of our drinks VERY cold. Almost nothing is served at room temperature. (My E. European wife STILL doesn't put enough ice in my tea!) :D
Dr. Pepper was created in Waco. There is even a museum in their old bottling plant in downtown Waco. Dublin Dr. Pepper was famous for using cane sugar instead of high fructose corn syrup. The Dr. Pepper Snapple group sadly caused them to stop producing it in 2012 (It was a big thing). Big Red was created in Waco too.
I did also laugh at his concept of ice....good grief!!!! C'mon! put some dang ice in there!
The museum in Waco needs some work. Visited it last summer. Guess I was expecting more.
@@JS-TexanJeff 😂😂😂
@@WacokidGT I remember the kerfuffle about Dublin being shut down, but I never knew it originated in Waco. You'd think from Frisco, I might've known, LOL. Thanks for the education there!
Dr.Pepper for the win!!!
Dr pepper all the way....but as I'm Canadian I love root beer too
I ❤️ DP! It’s so distinct from any other soda. Some people say Mr. Pibb is comparable, but they’re not even close.
I used to live in Arizona. I miss their sunsets the most.
I love all of the Arizona iced teas and the Mucho Mango.
The rx is excellent, but you have to order it non Amazon or Arizona site
I'm from Arizona but the funny thing is that Arizona Tea is actually from New York lol....Mucho Mango is one of my favorites....try the strawberry & cream & the cream soda Dr. Pepper in a float (vanilla ice cream & soda)....the top 3 sodas in America are Coca Cola & Pepsi & Dr. Pepper....Mexican Coca Cola is definitely the best....I've seen Jones soda but I've never tried it before....cream soda flavor is pretty popular....AHA is another drink I've seen but never tried before....I've definitely never seen or heard of that last one before ever....there's actually alot of drinks & food that says zero sugar or zero calories or diet
Bless your heart! In my humble opinion it’s a mix of Robitussin cough syrup, prune juice and a little club soda!
In Michigan (Mitten State) we are spoiled and have access to Faygo pop (in Michigan it’s not soda it’s called Pop) Faygo pop was created in 1907 and several Detroit music artists love this (from Eminem to I.C.P)
Love the ASMR of you opening a soda can. Perfection.
Dr Pepper is notorious for having several different "flavors", you never quite get the same taste from one can to the next.
Not true
not just several, it has 23 flavors
Try mexican coca cola Best coca cola in the whole galaxy
Yes because they use real sugar
In the glass bottle!
@@Alexander-fr1kk You mean cane sugar. Fructose is "real sugar" as well. There is no fundamental difference. They will both give you or diabetes.
Huge flavor difference and I am in no danger of diabetes. However, I realize that all 'sodas' are bad for you. I cannot resist a Mexican Coke so I have one per week.
Coca cola,all the way. OK, Mexican coke does come in ahead, but too difficult to find and too expensive for my budget. Lol
I’m watching you from Arizona!!! Thanks for the shout out! You make a my day!!!!
Dr. Pepper is the best soda ever invented. I drink it almost every day...
Not a big fan of Dr. Pepper but when I want a change I get some. You actually need to try a ginger ale or vernors ginger soda.
3, but I also like Birch beet, Root Beer, & Black Cherry Soda Pop.
Mmmmm, birch beer! I haven't had that in years. Also, there is Sarsparilla, which my grandmother called SassyElla.
Here's a take from an American that is completely and hopelessly hooked on Dr. P. When you go to convenience stores in the US, there is always a wall of pop/soda (refrigerated). You can see all the different types from a distance and you can also see what products are more popular for that given store based on how many spaces they are allotted. Coke, Diet Coke, Pepsi, Diet Pepsi and sometimes Sprite usually take up an entire row each. Where I live (in the midwest), Dr. Pepper usually has their own row. On top of that, because Dr. P is an independent brand from the majors, it is very common for Dr. P to be completely sold out. Hope this helps with your questions on regional popularity. Love your videos!!
One thing that's not mentioned to often is that Diet Dr Pepper is known to be the best tasting Diet soda out there. Many say that between the diet and regular there isn't that much of a taste change.
Regular cream soda is amazingly good you need to try just plain cream soda amazing stuff
That jones cream soda he tried was basically regular cream soda.
I find the Jones cream soda too sweet for me. I generally go for A&W cream soda. It has just a hint of bitter taste from caffeine and some salt that helps battle the sweetness.
In North Carolina, Dr. Pepper is simply 'The Nectar of the Gods'! 😎👍
No, that's Sundrop
I like Pepsi with Pizza, Coca Cola is great with Hamburgers, Dr. Pepper is great with normal meals (chicken fried steak, Fried chicken)
Oregonian here and it's Dr. Pepper for me all the way. Diet Dr. Pepper is also the best tasting diet soda I think.
You’ll find that sodas that are world wide usually have a slightly different taste because of different regional sweeteners.
i’m from washington state. we were privileged to get jones soda way before the rest of the country.
when i moved to washington state, there definitely seemed to be a bit of a local craft soda and beer scene going on here.
it was as noticeable as the sheer pervasiveness of both coffee shops (expected - i knew starbucks was a product of seattle going in) and teriyaki shops (completely came out of left field, especially when finding out seattle's also the origin of that).
That's because Jones soda is based in Seattle.
Dr Pepper is black cherry soda NOT a cola. I love it!! The main cola brands in America over the years has always been Coke, Pepsi, and Royal Crown cola. Dr Pepper was the one that came along and was marketed as being different from those popular colas.
No wonder I love it! I love the taste of black cherry! Thanks for the information 😁
As far as I know, you can still submit photos to Jones Soda for their label. So, those pics on those labels are submissions.
Vernors is one you should try. Barqs rootbeer too
I love Barqs root beer!!!
The only Aha I've heard of is a Norwegian 80s band. LOL
Shasta.@‘k rab light “just a tab Stevie being tan Stevie
Lmao. And you won’t be hearing or seeing them anymore as they’ve been discontinued. A shame really cause I prefer Aha over Bubbly etc.
@@daytonablue2041 really tab lite discontinued, wonder where tan Stevie found his 🤣
I'm a 72 year old man and my father loved Dr Pepper and introduced me to it when I was very young, perhaps 8-10 years old. I STILL drink it to this day! In fact, I had a Dr Pepper with my pizza yesterday at lunch, and one in the late afternoon the day before. It's my preferred soft drink above any other.
I like Dr. Pepper or Mr. Pibb (similar). In Wisconsin, they have a local soda similar to Jones but called Black Bear. Growing up, we had Graf's White Soda, never knew it was just a local treat not available anywhere else, it was similar to 7-up except it didn't have a lemon-lime flavor. We made Warbler's, white soda and grape juice together. Those were the days!! I haven't been able to come up with an alternative yet for that. By the way, love this video, you can do more like this!!
Texan here!
I have actually been to several fast food establishments that have 2 dedicated Dr Pepper dispensers and 1 of everything else because they got so sick of running out of Dr Pepper. It’s definitely more a Southern thing, as it doesn’t exist even in reputation when you go up North too far.
My tastes have rotated over the years from Dr pepper to Pepsi to coke...but I haven't drank soda for 10 years. Sweet tea for me!
San Antonio, Texas resident here. Yes, Dr. Pepper is a standard over here, but another standard that rivals all major brands is Big Red. If you can get your hands on a can, it’s well worth drinking.
Zero Surgar usually means artificial sweetener, I rather have real sugar!
I first tried Jones soda in Seattle back when they first started making it ❤❤❤
Yeah they have some nice flavors, the small boutique sodas are interesting for a change. But if Andre wants to experience something really American he should try to get some Root beer.
@@dekulruno 💯 agree 👍
Mexican Coca-Cola (which is made with sugar instead of corn syrup) is the best.
And Jarritos from Mexico as well
I live in Arizona. I have lived all over this country but always return here. it is home to me. glad you like it too.
The oldest American soda that is still made is Vernor's Ginger Ale. It's by far the best Ginger Ale. I would also recommend Sprecher's Grape Soda and Faygo Rock N Rye. Dr. Pepper is also a favorite. After visiting Europe one of my first purchases after return is a large drink with the cup filled with ice. BTW, I live in Arizona.
Hi from Los Angeles 🙋♀️
My soda of choice is Diet Wild Cherry Pepsi with a squeeze of Hershey's Chocolate Syrup! My second choice is Coca Cola Zero with the juice of half a fresh lime squeezed in.
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Andre,
If you can get it try Frosty brand sodas especially the blue cotton candy. There's the standard Dr Pepper, and the classic formulation made with cane sugar. Oh, look into black rifle coffee company cold coffee in a can, I prefer moca.
One of the cool and interesting things about Arizona Tea is that the owner as promised to keep the price at 99cents for as long as possible.
9:10 it says "sugarcane" because our sodas are generally made with corn syrup
Andre, I gave up drinking soda in my 20's, I am now 75. I drink water, unsweetened iced tea and ginger ale for upset stomach. If my only options were Coke and Pepsi, I would choose Coke every time because of the "bite", more carbonation. At least back in the day, lol.
“I’m a Pepper, he’s a Pepper, she’s a Pepper, we’re a Pepper. If you drink Dr. Pepper, you’re a Pepper too.” 🎶 “Be a Pepper - drink Dr Pepper.” 🎶
I remember this tune. I was singing it in my mind. 😊
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I remember that jingle 🙂👍
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jones is a fanatic soda, quality is definitely it best point. The experience of the quality it provides with the glass bottle and sugar is a lot of fun.
If you can find it, there's a brand of soda just called Americana. They make a honey cream soda that's really delicious. I also like their ginger ale and huckleberry sodas.
#1 Coke #2 Dr. Pepper #1000000000000000000000000 Pepsi 🤣🤣🤣
Diet Pepsi is my go-to, but when I can't get Diet Pepsi I'll gladly take a Diet Dr. Pepper. Tucson, Arizona here.
Sorry, but I've never met a single soul who thinks Diet Dr. Pepper is good or even a second alternative. You must be crazy.
Those of us in Oklahoma love Dr Pepper. It's a cherry flavored soda. Most of my friends in the southern states prefer it, too. Really glad I found your channel. Enjoy your content and comments 😊
Where I live Mt Dew is the dominating soda. Diet Dew outsells regular Dew. It's to the point where it is the only soda consistently sold out. Around here when you see it on the shelf you buy it.
Here we used to ask for a suicide when we were kids ..root beer, sprite,coke, Dr.Pepper mixed together out of the fountain machine, 😅
Dr pepper always first, maybe Pepsi in a pinch. Never Coke.
Coke is America's favorite and most sold soda by a huge margin. Dr Pepper recently passed Pepsi as #2. Pepsi and Mountain Dew are very close to each other at #3 and #4. Pepsi Co also makes Mountain Dew.
In 2023 the US net sales for Dr Pepper was $2.18 billion, Coca Cola was $6.65 billion and Pepsi was $9.07 billion.
My main drink is Dr Pepper, my second is Cerry Coke and third is Pepsi. I don't like regular Coke.
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#3 I don't drink soda very often but WHEN I DO....Dr. Pepper is what I like.
Hi from Arizona 👋 The mucho mango arizona tea is really good and so is the green tea. One of my favorite things about them is the massive can only costs 99 cents!
Stewards has root beer and an orange cream which is like a creamcicle ice cream flavor.
Oh and all our drinks are cold and with lots of ice because they make the flavors strong. The taste is different if you drink it warm. It's a real thing.
You shouldn't use coke or Pepsi as a comparison to Dr. Pepper. Dr. Pepper isn't trying to be a cola. It's its own flavor.
I can easily tell the difference between colas like Pepsi, coke, faygo, rc cola and more. They're all slightly different.
I’m 55 and have loved Dr Pepper since I was a child. I don’t drink a lot of soda but when I do it’s Dr Pepper
There used to be something called a Dublin Dr. Pepper and it was made with a certain brand of pure cane sugar. It is so good. I think it used to come in pint (16 oz.) cans. I remember buying multiple wrapped 12 pack cases of it the last time I saw it, but it was several years ago.
Dr pepper deserves to be exported. Most Americans dont like Dr pepper as much when compared to Coke etc. but i think its one of the best