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| CaptainZero User ID: 863437 01/13/2010 12:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My brother-in-law is an executive for a small private company that owns massive amounts of sugar fields in Mexico. They got the contract to provide Pepsico with sugar. Sugar is going to come back in a big way in soft drinks. Might be because Pespsi knows they are fucking with the corn supply due to the fucked up seeds they sell and dont want to throw their business away. Have a heapin helpin of hospitality! |
| Vedic Medic User ID: 863282 01/13/2010 12:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 2009 will go down as the year among beverage enthusiasts as the year we finally saw mainstream reinforcement of the sugar vs. high fructose corn syrup flavor experience. With the April release of Pepsi Throwback and Mountain Dew Throwback, we saw a widespread distribution of a niche product that used "real" or "natural" sugar, however you believe the marketing spin (it's a combination of cane and beet sugar, for those wondering). Quoting: Anonymous Coward 848207The Throwbacks were with us for an 8 week run… and then disappeared, much to our dismay. Based on all the comments posted here on BevReview, as well as on Twitter and Facebook, we weren't alone in that thought! Even the folks at National Public Radio were interested; they interviewed us on the air! Thus when Pepsi announced in August that we'd see another limited return of the Throwbacks starting in December, there was much rejoicing! Things got more exciting when we started to see the improved designs that both products featured, making up for the poorly-executed visual design we saw in April. With these new looks, the "new" Throwbacks should stand out in the marketplace more effectively. That said, the rereleased Pepsi Throwback is finally here! Let's start by taking a look at the new label design. In Pepsi's original announcements in August, they mentioned that we'd see the "Same formula, but cooler vintage look!" (Facebook) and "With the same formula, but new awesome vintage look!" (Twitter). [link to www.bevreview.com] This is propaganda. Ignore it. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 810049 01/13/2010 12:44 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I bought (no joke) 96 cases. I kept them in my store's cooler and sold them in my vending machine until they got to their "best by" date (they're fine to drink even after that). The "throwback" sold much faster than the HFCS Pepsi. BTW. I drank Throwback, then attempt switch back to HFCS Pepsi. The HFCS Pepsi has a moldy taste, no joke! |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 891010 02/21/2010 01:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I LOVE the pepsi throwback! It brought me back to when Pepsi was Pepsi, in my childhood days. That's what I'm buying. When they took Throwback off the shelves last fall, I quit drinking pop, switched to cranberry juice. When Throwback came back on the shelves, now I drink both. And Throwback doesn't leave a film on my teeth like when drinking the "regular" Pepsi...my teeth aren't as sensitive to it either. I think they should keep the Throwback and throw out the fructose version. |
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