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Calls for boycotting US products spread in northern Europe
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Support your local breweries and buy their sodas and not coca cola <3 I do this and ngl Oettinger cola-mix and Riegele Spezi are amazing
Or just stop taking surgary junks
Some people want them. Dont live on just water like me. So better them drinking local things
I mean, there's way more selection than just water that is still healthy.
I think the point is, go even further and stop. Of course they want it, those who buy it. Once I stopped drinking sugar drinks, they started tasting really bad when I tried them once in a while. Started preferring natural juices instead. Love my juices. Still sugary, but less processed.
We will play with squirrels instead of video games! And wear bedsheets instead of clothing!
Uhhh... I don't think I will
Apfel Schorle is much better than a Coke anyway
If you want to be that way: tap water is way better
Literally the only thing I miss about living in a Germanic country lmao
Absolutely nothing else? :O
Wdym? We have Apfelschorle
That's my point, I don't live in a Germanic country anymore and Apfelschorle (Rhabarbershorle too) is the only thing I miss
Ooooh. I understood it that you are in a germanic country and miss these things lol
But you can get apple juice and sparkling water, right?
That's kinda genius, I must try next time
it is not hard to do if it’s actually better. Spezi 🥰
This is the time for the Italian MoleCola to shine!
Is it coca cola with extra hair?
Trouble with that in the UK is Coca-cola is the only soft drink really that hasn't bowed to the sugar tax and changed their recipe to be full of artificial sweeteners.
I absolutely can't stand the taste of these sweeteners and some even make me feel kinda of bad after drinking them.
Idk if it has even spread to England but when I lived in Scotland I only ever bought Irn-Bru
Sorry to tell you but irn bru went from god tier to pour down the toilet tier.
They did try to pull it back with 1911 version but it's nowhere as good as it was before the sugar tax and completely uncarbonated and priced like it's liquid gold.
Guess you found a market hole :)
To be fair the sugar tax is so ridiculously harsh there is nobody but Coca Cola who hasn't made their drinks taste horrible instead.
As a mexican I can say that this will be really hard, mexicans love so much Coke btw we have popular alternatives like red cola, but I've only seen masons consume that product
Oh yeah i saw that in a documentary! Its called a holy drink, isnt it? A brew from god. Using it in native and catholic religiouse rituals