Sprite and Sprite Zero Sugar

[@sodapopquest]

A classic! It's fun to see if the zero/diet versions hold up

[@TheSodaJerk]

Yeah, I'm going to try and do this for all the pairs I'm missing

[@scottraines4254]

Sprite always seems to me to be the option i had but never wanted. Being caffeine free it was the only choice allowed many times until X years old.

[@TheSodaJerk]

We were a root beer family in that regard.

[@scottraines4254]

@@TheSodaJerk Ah yes. Here too but any time you went out to eat it seemed rare to have the luxury of root beer. Is it more common now or my imagination?

[@TheSodaJerk]

@scottraines4254 I'm not sure if it's any more common, but I think Sprite is more readily available for sure

[@Ultimatebubs]

Did you retire the shot glass, or does that only come out for sodas with opaque bottles?

[@TheSodaJerk]

It's only used for opaque bottles. I didn't use the light at all on bottles, but people seem to like it so I do now.

[@TheSodaGuy]

I personally prefer Starry

[@TheSodaJerk]

We are in agreement

[@teddyray8597]

If you go to Tijuana, you can probably find someone who will do another tonsillectomy for you.🙂

[@TheSodaJerk]

Will they also have Sprite?

[@teddyray8597]

@@TheSodaJerk Good question. I wonder if the Sprite in Mexico is made with real sugar like the Coke is.🤔

[@TheSodaJerk]

@teddyray8597 it is

[@LoganScottY]

I mean I don't think you'd need another surgery to replicate that feeling. You could just not drink anything all day and then wait til you're insanely thirsty then enjoy an ice cold drink of sprite. That'd probably give the same results as the surgery moment 🤣

[@TheSodaJerk]

I feel like the confusion of being given a tiny cup just after waking from anesthesia would be lost though. That feels crucial 😂

[@LoganScottY]

@TheSodaJerk I think you got a point there lol