Brad Tries Crystal Pepsi
We're getting classy on this episode, and taste testing a fine vintage 1992 Crystal Pepsi.
Guests include Brian Lewis, Sarah Lewis, Jerrid Foiles, and Tracy Dimond.
Guests include Brian Lewis, Sarah Lewis, Jerrid Foiles, and Tracy Dimond.
Aw hell yeah
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I'd like to know what it would taste like if it was re-carbonated. It wouldn't be a hard process.. if i get myself some vintage Crystal Pepsi i'm gonna try re-carbonating it.
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Actually it's quite easy.
Pour your Crystal Pepsi in a can and add 1 ounce of dry ice to every 12 ounces.
Let the dry ice dissolve completely and then stir to make sure there is no solid dry ice left for safety reasons.
Then you have a re-carbonated drink. Just sip at first because the drink WILL be colder than a well-digger's ass.
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I remember Crystal Pepsi and I really liked it. I wish they bring it back so I can be all nostalgic
You guys are really brave!
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oh man i remember green ketchup. i was too young to try crystal pepsi so i have yet to taste that vintage drink from the mystical 90s. jerrids reaction was priceless. not as EXTREME but it was suffering in silence XD
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Wow. I loved this stuff, while it was out. A bit after this was canned I remember there was another introduction a few years later, wikipedia's telling me it was "Crystal from Pepsi".. but nothing else.. but it was a sad shadow of the beauty that was Crystal Pepsi.
Ahh the halcyon days of our youth, the Summer of Crystal Pepsi..
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I think I might have to send Brad some Moxie next time I get my hands on some.
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Man i liked this, Especially when there ware more people to "review" a drink.
with different responses... sure the drink was 18 years old but... you, ( brad ) should try it some more time.
"review" a drink with more people some time
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Nothing like vintage soda. Maybe some a can of original Tab next?
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Geez, I just finished watching Monkey With 72 Magic. I'm glad to find something funny to watch after that acid trip of a movie. I don't know how you got through that movie, come to think of it I don't know how I got through that movie. And the subtitles on my version didn't even sink down below the screen.
By the way, what's that theme. It sorta sounds like the theme to murder she wrote.
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Right Now, Brad is trowing up.
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Don't remember if we had crystal pepsi in Scotland sure don't want to find out after that though.
Actually you should try getting a hold of some Irn Bru, it's Scotlands soda gift to the world. I love it but then I did grow up on the stuff.
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I think IRN BRU is actully sold in America, but its different from the UK version since one of the ingredients doesn't meet US regulations.
Still, its by far my favourite soft drink and I'd love to see Brad try it.
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Wow, the bottle's almost as old as I am... Don't think I would ever venture to try 18 yr old soda. I was kind of expecting a title card at the end along the lines of: 'and we call spent the next day in the hospital for food poisoning brought on by fermented, 18 year old Crystal Pepsi...'
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If you're looking for the Beverly drink, take a vacation down to Atlanta, to the Coca Cola Museum. They have a taste test room with coke products from all over the globe.
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Seems like the longer you left it out after it was opened, it just like deteriorated and got worse and worse xD I was too young when Crystal Pepsi it came out and hardly ever drink Pepsi anyway, but now I'm curious as to what it tasted like back then. Awesome episode as well. It was great to see multiple peoples mortified reactions xD All your poor taste buds must hate you xD
Be funny if it turned out that 18 year old Crystal Pepsi turns out the be a cure for a disease
Anyone remember purple ketchup as well as the green? Just tasted like food colored ketchup, but the purple was just a bit weird ... xD
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Man I'd love to hear Brad making some kind of evil laugh. His laughing is so bad ass.
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No his laugh is annoying.
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I want Coke Vanilla back! That was awesome!
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I think I still have a can of Vanilla Coke sitting around in the garage somewhere.
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Vanilla Coke is still out. I pick it up once and a while when I go to Walmart. But I haven't seen Vanilla Pepsi for a long time...
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Crystal Clear Pepsi came out when I was in high school and I liked it back then. It would be nice if they start making it again like around the holidays, say Christmas because it looked like a winter drink to me.
I got this 3 year old bottle of grape Gatorade in my refrigerator. My mother, may she rest in peace, was the only one who will drink gatorade. Since she died neither me nor my father have never gotten around to drink the last of the gatorade, not just out of mutual respect, but the fact that we hate Gatorade. It doesn't even taste like flavors that they say but more like colored water. That what just Gatorade is. So if you are interested please let me know.
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You can buy things that will recarbonate sodas. I forget what they're called....
I still buy Nutrasweet. It's the same thing as Equal; aspartame.
You can email Pepsico & request a limited-time return of the stuff. If enough people ask for it, they'll probably do a limeted release.
Can anyone send him a Chocolate Cola?
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I can still get Canfield's Chocolate Fudge soda out here in Indianapolis.....I'll be more than happy to make sure Brad get's a can to try.
While it is not super easy to find, Nutrasweet is still around.
Now Brad just needs to find some WOW Doritos or Ruffles......I haven't seen those in years!
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Now you need to try Pepsi Blue.
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Man someone really needs to send Brad some Surströmming. Drinking 18 year sodas is ballsy but eating half-rotten herrings from the land of the midnight sun, now that will ear you some real man-points =P.
PS if you don't know what I'm talking about have a look:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surstr%C3%B6mming
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You had to mention Surge... I remember that shit.I fucking LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVED Surge when I was a boy. It went away when I was only like 9 years old, but when it was around, oh man.
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Hey, man. We still have Surge in Norway.
Same product, but called Urge and without the green colour (It's yellow, but same taste though).
I work at Cola-Cola Norway and wouldn't mind shipping some bottles overseas for those who wants some.
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Shoot me an email! I'm at thecinemasnob@yahoo.com
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Make sure Brad gets some first, but if this offer is open to others I would love to have Surge again. I remember when parent groups were calling it dangerous.
saintstoryteller2000@yahoo.com
Thanks.
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Also, it seems what you have there is Diet Crystal Pepsi if it has NutraSweet in it, but you obviously knew that already just by looking at the bottle.
NutraSweet is aspartame (also branded as Equal, which is not the pink one; that's Sweet-n-Low
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In australia we still have vanilla coke but its only sold in asian and arab stores and there in the old fashion glass bottles and idk if america has superman and batman energy drinks they just taste like red bull with more sugar. best aussie energy drink would be V might send some in the future
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Personally, if I have to drink anything thats 18 years old, it better be scotch.
Great review as always Brad.
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Brad, have you heard of Pepsi Ice Cucumber? The soda with the refreshing power of Cucumber, only availiable in Japan in Summer 2007.
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Do you guys have Irn Bru in the states? You should try that if you don't.
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I like Jerrid's reaction the best. I can imagine it being like carbonated water XD. Guess I'll have to get some 18 year old Crystal Gravy now even though it's just an SNL skit.
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I was trying to figure out why I was watching this instead of getting ready for work...and then you took a drink. Totally worth it!
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Get a bottle of seltzer water. It's a bottle with an attachment for a CO2 cartridge. After you fill the bottle with your favorite drink you screw on the special top and insert a cartridge that injects CO2 to carbonate it. Then you press the lever on top and your drink comes fizzing out. You can probably get one in a department store.
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I was born in 81 and I remember trying this later on in 92 when it came out. I picked up a can of it and thought, "This won't last long." Guess what? I was right. Then I went and bought a Mr. Pibb instead. Hehe.
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...does this mean you're gonna try New Coke too? >_>
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Iron Bru is great,good strong taste;
very distinctive.
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DO NOT drink Beverly, some of the nastiest stuff ever, they have it in a soda fountain of free drinks at Epcot in Walt Disney World. If you want some drinks and snacks from around the world, go there or next time I am, I can pick you up some random stuff if you wanna try snacks as well as drinks.
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Oh and also you can blame WDW for the green Ketchup, they created that and many more colors for ketchup and mustard for the Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe in Tomorrowland.
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Good Lord, yes! Someone who agrees with me. I actually tried it at World of Coca Cola at Atlanta, Georgia. NEVER. AGAIN. Though, Brad, have you ever tried Ramune? It's kinda like 7up, but in a bottle with a marble in the neck.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramune
And also, look for Sunfill Mint flavor and Stoney Ginger Beer, maybe on eBay.
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you need to get some Orbitz sodas
http://joelavin.com/orbitz.html
it was the soda with the floaty balls in it. was like a lava lamp. THAT would be a fun video. It was a fairly thick soda if I remember it right. Very sugary and the little gel balls floated around if you shook it up.
again for food items I suggest a local asian market.. a virtual treasure trove of odd asian snacks and drinks..
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Oh my god! I've been trying to remember the names of these things for YEARS. Thank you so much! Loved these when I was little, gonna have to hunt a case down. Are they dead now or are they still being made?
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Hey, physician here. You don't have much to worry about from that sweetner...except some remote possibility of Alzheimers at some point. You'd need a lot of artificial sweetner though (that includes aspartame)to cause that, but you should really try to stay with the natural, aspartame-free sweetners.
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Brad im going to try to get you some Pepsi White. Its Yogurt flavored.
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Now to see if you can find any Pepsi blue, Mr. Jones. I remember when they test marketed ti around here in Bloomington. I never liked it but hey it's an idea.
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Y'know, Brad, if you worked at it just a little bit you'd have one hell of an evil laugh. I really want to see you play a villain because of it.
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Wow, you're a braver soul than I. I couldn't imagine drinking/eating anything I got off of ebay, much less something that's been sitting in someone's fridge for 18 years. I loved your guys' reactions. I'll put in a vote for Pepsi Blue if you can find some. I tried it once when it was out and that shit was so nasty I couldn't even finish the bottle.
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Pure hilarity!
You guys play off each other so well, it's amazing. My favourite Brad Tries by far! Combining the best of Cinemasnob, Bruno Mattei Show and Brad Tries with some Brad and Jerrid to round it off... awesome!
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so if this site stops being updated, should i take it as the outcome of this video?
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we need pepsi summer mix back. that beautiful mixture of skittles and pepsi
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I know your searching for those Rare and Discontinued soda products so for this reason I figured this could help make your search a little Easier.
http://sodafinder.com/
I hope it helps and good luck finding your Coke-2 and stuff, The Site even has a rare Energy Drink jokingly called "Cocaine"
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*heh* At one of the Butt-Numb-A-Thons I attended Harry made a HUGE deal about getting some Cocaine delivered. It was pretty standard gross sweet energy drink. http://www.aintitcool.com/node/30903
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LOOOOL, this episode was pretty funny I must say. Don't try 10 year old milk now Brad you hear.
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Damn! I was just in Greece and I saw "Illinois Cola" there... should have sent you some.
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lol @ brad struggling to open it than sarah says."give it here". She opens it with no problem haha!
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Brad, you should've had Doug(Nostalgia Critic) try the 18 year old Crystal Pepsi just to see his reaction to it.
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Jerrid looked like he was going to pass out on the spot
Do more brad tries with other people!
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It probably tastes an almost empty fountain drink, it just tastes like whatever shitty carbon water that's settled in the bottom
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I have a great idea for a brad tries. Crispy m&ms! I remember those and dippin dots in the theaters, but crispy m&ms aren't in america anymore, but still are made in Europe and other places. I miss them
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I must say that most other m&m versions, the almond and peanut butter m&ms are sold, but they aren't sold everywhere.
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My uncle had a sealed glass bottle of Pepsi from the early '70s in his old photo darkroom. Now that's an old soda.
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You need try Orbitz soda, its was this soda from the late 90's that had little jello like balls in. I loved it when I was a kid but only becuase the combo of candy plus soda was to mind blowingly awesome to not drink. But they have some on ebay that look good, I only tried the one that green balls in it
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What you guys drank is still safer than "Billy Beer" (named after President Carter's brother).
Great group episode!
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hey dude don't know if you'll see this but anyway if your interested theres a drink we get over here in the UK called lucozade its an energy drink but instead of being caffeine based its heavily sugar based i don't think you guys get it in the us id be willing to send you a few bottles if you like
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Oh man lucozade is all I drink when i'm ill so I guess brad could do with some about now...
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If you have any left, you NEED to mix up 18 Year Old Crystal Pepsi Rum And Coke!
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I won't be fully happy until Pepsi brings this back from the grave.
I loved crystal Pepsi, also Pepsi blue.
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Fizzy drinks taste better out of a glass bottle.
Except Root Beer. Root Beer always taste like dental mouth-wash no matter what it's in and never mix it with vodka, unless you want to get drunk and reminisce about root-canal work.
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Funny that we know Jerrid girlfriend but never have been properly introduced to Brad's wife. He,he.
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Well, do we really need an introduction? She's the Big Box model!
Also, maybe you remember the new moon review? I'd call that a borderline introduction. She was in an episode of the Bruno Mattei show, too.
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Get your hands on some Birch Beer some time. It's a root beer type drink made from birch bark extract, mainly made and sold in Pennsylvania.
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You should see if you can get your hands on a bottle or two of Orbitz; it was a uncarbonated soft drink with little balls of flavored gum stuff floating in it that was around in 1997. I remember getting the vanilla-orange quite a lot -- back then I was too young to realize that it looked like splooge.
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The way you guys were trying to dissect the flavour of 18 year old Crystal Pepsi was like watching "Sideways," as reinterpreted by Brad, Sarah and Brain.
Maybe I'll send you some Pineapple Crush, a soda that only sold here in Newfoundland,to try. It sure won't be as interesting as vintage Crystal Pepsi, but it certainly tastes better, that's for sure.
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After Brian mentioned NutraSweet i decided to do some research and i came across this:
THIS SPECIMEN of email scarelore, in wide circulation since mid-December 1998, warns that the artificial sweetener aspartame (a.k.a. "NutraSweet" and "Equal") is toxic to humans in a hundred different ways. It even coins a brand-new medical term for these effects: "aspartame disease."
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When the back of the bottle warned you, you could say they made it "crystal clear"...
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Man, now I really miss Pepsi Blue. They'll never bring that back
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Oh man, I used to love that shit! hahahha
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Figures. You can find Surge and Crystal Pepsi everywhere, but Josta? RC Draft? Nowhere to be found. Bah.
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Josta! HA! I totally remember that shit too. Not bad, actually. A little sweet.
See, now I drink the following: water, coffee, beer, scotch, wine. Pretty much in that order in regards to quantity. I may have one soda a year if that.
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Sounds like it tastes like decarbonated ass...Brad, seeing as how you're buying stuff off eBay you need to get a Yugo GV car and test-drive the thing; I've never seen one on there for more than 500-1000 dollars. It's a perfect fit; you love the `80s, that car was the cheapest street-legal car of that decade (not counting a used Renault Le Car or a really clapped out VW Rabbit.)
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*gag* Just thinking about Orbitz is making me throw up a little in my mouth. So, so, so bad.
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12:35 @ Brian: There are plenty of drinks older than Miley Cyrus that are drinkable, namely alcoholic drinks like wine.
Well, I can say this episode makes me not want to go out and buy some. So I'm the same as when I started watching, except now I know what Crystal Pepsi is. A very good episode, very interesting to have some guests share in the misery. Hope you have something good for us next time!
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Get some BAWLS! Drink that.
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Actually the canned version of crystal pepsi tastes better then the bottle. Tastes a lot closer to the real thing.
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Drinking 18 year old soda...made me think about Fallout 3 xD
See you changed the text in the intro...it's much better. Good going Brad ^^
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Will you be doing any alcohol? If so, you should try Tactical Nuclear Penguin. It's a 32% alcohol beer and I've heard it's actually good. If not that, Ice Cucumber Pepsi is in abundance in Japan. Very easy to find, from what I've heard.
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You should call this "Brad Tries 18 Year Old Chrystal Pepsi" - the title is kinda distracting and untrue, since you have had Crystal Pepsi before.
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I think it goes without saying that the bottle of crystal pepsi is going to be 18 years old since that's when they stopped making the stuff.
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That was REALLY funny. I'm in my early 40's, so I used to drink Crystal Pepsi when I would go over to Buffalo and I loved the stuff, much to the consternation of my friends I would cross the border with. So I was very curious to see how C.P. held up though the decades.
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I like Crystal Pepsi back in the day too. I'm not sure why though. It wasn't tasty at all. I also liked Tab in those days, so maybe my tastebuds were off or something.
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I remember trying this stuff. I can only remember trying it once, but I don't remember hating it...in fact I'm pretty sure I liked it.
Anyway, I'm really commenting because there's a soda I found, and liked, which disappeared from store shelves, but managed to find just now when I decided to look for it online so I could suggest it.
Flathead Lake Monster Soda
http://www.retrosoda.com/flmolaso.html
I'd recommend the Sour Cherry or White Grape . Never had the courage to try Huckleberry.
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I actually own an exact bottle of diet Crystal Pepsi.. yellow cap, bought it on ebay about 2 years ago. Just wanted to own it for nostalgia... never had the balls to crack it and taste it. Now I know not to... thanks Brad.
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It's really easy to recarbonate drinks. Simply add a bit of dry ice, and let it sublimate. As a bonus, it will be nice and cold. If you want to be more scientific, use about 2.2 grams of dry ice per 454 mL bottle, seal the cap, and leave it to pressurize in a safe place.
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If you´re up for some classy wine i recommend shopping at http://www.vinilunardelli.com
Their line of history includes wine with pictures of Stalin, Mussolini and Adolf Hitler.
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Buy it, buy it, buy it, buy it, buy it, buy it, buy it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-1-Unopened-Full-20-fl-oz-bottle-Pepsi-Blue-Rare-/270600505521?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f010c08b1
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Dude, this Newhart theme song and everything about you is so 80's that your very essence rocks. I can't stop watching your videos because no matter what you do you bring me to a time period where I wasn't worried about shit! Your fucking awesome! You make my day better!
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Hey Brad, incase you are just after any old soda. I have a Limited Edition bottle of Disney Coca Cola Classic siting here, from 2003. Its in a glass bottle and been siting here in a window since it was given to me bout four years ago.
I gotta warn ya, its been in the hot sun and its covered in spider webs and dust..The cap dosnt look so good either its turned kinda white.. The soda (or whatever it is now) still looks good thou.
If you want it, its yours.lol I am not responsible thou for whatever happens.
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OK this has nothing to do with the video, but your friend reminds me of Jim from Mission Hill. Anyone else think so?
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ok good new one to try
Tantacle Grape: the hentai cola
http://www.tentaclegrape.com/
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Beverly isa apertiff for obvious reasons- you need to get that awful taste out of your mouth! I know someone who loves it, so maybe he knows where you could get some.
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I remember drinking crystal pepsi when I was 11. I remember the whole attraction was that it had no artificial colors. But I also remember that towards the end of it's run, they changed the formula and added more citrus, so I remember there being 2 crystal pepsis, the first one that tasted like caffeine free pepsi and another that tasted like 7up mixed with pepsi. Anyone else remember that ?
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okay now I remember what it was called, "Crystal From Pepsi" basically a reformulated crystal pepsi that was being sold as a new type of soda, eventually to be retitled simply "Crystal" until it got pulled from shelves as well.
Other clear sodas I remember include "Tab Clear" "Clearly Canadian" and "Snapple Tru Root Beer"
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I once tried to drink (tried) a 6 year old can of tonic water. Let me just say that it is the closest thing I have ever drank to pure vomit in my life. Brad you are a brave man indeed. I'm in Canada so if you know of any products you wanna try that you can get here that you can't get in the State shoot me an e-mail and I'll be happy to donate and mail it too you
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http://cgi.ebay.com/Caffeine-Free-NEW-Coke-Can-1985-/110554921289?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19bd963949
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"Everything in the 80s is coming back- like my hat"
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You should try to get your hands on this stuff
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/25/spray-on-jesus-photo_n_370827.html
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You should try to get your hands on this stuff
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/25/spray-on-jesus-photo_n_370827.html
Now with 20% more Jesus
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Beverly is a Coca-Cola brand of an aperitif drink sold in Italy. Its easier to just find some aperitif drink than just finding the brand. Or just come down to Atlanta and visit the world of coke.
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You are going to have to try the Jones Soda Holiday Packs. There are a couple out there and good lord are they interestingly bad. Turkey and Gravy, Corn on the Cob, Mashed Potatoes and Butter... you get the idea.
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Aspartame (aka Nutrasweet, which is still around) degrades into formaldehyde as it decomposes. Any off flavor/smell, especially the cleaner scent, likely comes from that small amount of formaldehyde.
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I personally wish they briing back pepsi blue
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this is exclusively special in my sight, well there should be more such things in the world for people.
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Okay, I'm gonna build a time machine, go back to 1993, and see what the big deal this mythical drink is like.
To 1993, away!
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Great review. I liked Crystal Pepsi when I was younger and I miss Surge. I drank that stuff like if it was going to go out of style...and it did. Speaking of vintage soda, someone has to have a can of 1980's Tab stashed in a basement somewhere for the past 25+ years, or even Tab Clear.
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What i wodner is if you would be intrested in Trocadero, a competitor of cola and pepsi (coffine soft drink) in sweden, thoe coca cola want to out compeatit but it would be intresting to se a americans respons its flavor.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trocadero_%28drink%29
And be glad i dint sugest you to try surströming, soured (Baltic) herring.
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Tap water has more bobbles that that stuff!
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bubbles too
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is it injurious to health???
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I only remember a few of these and crystal pepsi was one I haven't heard of. However what you should try is Shake awake. It's a milkshake with half a can of red bull, a packet of skittles and refeshers. It's possibly the greatest drink ever invented, with a long list of enumbers.
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Hi!! I have some of those mini cokes =P I think they have about 20 years!
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Here in Australia about.. oh 7 years maybe?
We had Pepsi Blue, i still got a can here but sadly its already been drank.
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You guys should try a can of Pepsi Blue
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Re-carbonate soda, thank me later.
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Pepsi was invented in 1898 and introduced as "Brad's Drink".
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I think the decolorizing is exposure to sunlight.
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If you want to go really vintage, you could try Pepsi Light (an early Diet Pepsi with lemon flavor), Fanta Red Cream Soda or, if you're feeling particularly masochistic, Cragmont Cola. (Cragmont used to be Safeway's store brand. Cragmont Cola was repulsive even when fresh. A 30+ year old Cragmont Cola would probably kill you!)
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Pepsi was invented in 1898 and introduced as "Brad's Drink".
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