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Have you tried just the fizzy flavored water you can buy at the grocery store? The taste takes some getting used to (not really sweet when compared to cokes) bu
by username111 14y ago
Have you tried just the fizzy flavored water you can buy at the grocery store? The taste takes some getting used to (not really sweet when compared to cokes) but I've found that what I liked most about soda is the fizz.
After dropping soda I can't even drink half a can because of the sweetness but YMMV.
- damian2000 14y agoYou could try plain soda water flavoured with a small amount of concentrated cordial/squash.
- Semaphor 14y agoI like the slightly bitter taste of cola and of course the caffeine.
- Centigonal 14y agoYou should try making your own. The Coke recipe is actually pretty simple -- most of the "super secret formula" stuff is for marketing. A quick Google will bring up a bunch of different versions, like the ones on this[1] helpful page. You can order the ingredients whenever you're sure you want to try it (most of them keep for a long time). Then, when you get a few hours free on the weekend, you can make a batch of soda syrup. You can experiment with the ingredients and fine-tune it to be perfect. If you want to try something slightly different (which, unfortunately, requires processed sugars AFAICT), you can try making ginger ale at home! Here's a simple and practical guide[2] that I used to learn how to make some, which serendipitously was written by a San Francisco tech startups guy. [1]: http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/427/original-recipe/recipe http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/427/o... [2]: http://tashian.com/carl/archives/2009/03/ginger_ale.php http://tashian.com/carl/archives/2009/03/ginger_ale.php
- hsjsjzjzjz 14y agoIt is the fizz that makes one addicted to soda. So it makes sense you like it. A lot of people do not notice this.