Well, Pepsi was originally sold as a miracle cure for Dyspepsia. (or upset stomach)
Dyspepsia was a massive problem at the time, as food safety laws didn't exist. And neither did refrigeration. So the food available in cities was often expired, and then slathered in toxic chemicals to hide the fact that it was expired.
Coca-Cola was also first marketed as a medicine, but for headaches and hangovers. Cocaine and caffeine might work on a headache or hangover...
Finally a bottle for the guy with the runs on the run
That's like spinning your tires on a skid mark that was already there
I could have lived my whole life just fine never seeing the combination of words "Gape-flavored Kool Aid". It would have cost you nothing.
That said, it's too late now so I think I'll drop this on friends sometime so I'm not alone in my despair.
If any friends are Amish, kindly offer them a Capri-Shun. It's a 90 proof rumspringea! Party like it's 1699!
You mean grape flavored Kool-Aid.
You do mean grape flavored Kool-Aid, right?
The answer... but first, you must pull my finger...😁
Nah man, the Kool aid guys recognised that there was a gaping hole in the market and stretched their resources to fully cover it.
Well, Pepsi was originally sold as a miracle cure for Dyspepsia. (or upset stomach)
Dyspepsia was a massive problem at the time, as food safety laws didn't exist. And neither did refrigeration. So the food available in cities was often expired, and then slathered in toxic chemicals to hide the fact that it was expired.
Coca-Cola was also first marketed as a medicine, but for headaches and hangovers. Cocaine and caffeine might work on a headache or hangover...
The child safe cap is a great touch, bet the guy who edited that in thought nobody would notice.
The only problem I see here is that it's a Coke bottle.
Pepsi funds the Russian genocide in Ukraine, so, never would I ever, but I like the concept and would buy PB in a 12 oz to go bottle without question