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In the northern regions of the United States, many people refer to soda as "pop." This term is particularly common in the Midwest and parts of the Northeast. While "soda" is also used, "pop" tends to be the preferred term in these areas, reflecting regional dialects and cultural differences in naming Carbonated Beverages.
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How high can soda blow up with Mentos?
It depends on how much mentos are put into it. But you say it's a CAN of soda so i think probabaly about 1 meter
How to say house up north in german?
house up north = Haus im Norden
How do you say i love soda in french?
J'aime le soda.
Where can you buy baking soda in North Wales. Is this the same as Bi-carbonate of soda?
umm, a supermarket!
Does sprite have the most fizz?
I would say it is pretty high up the list, along with TESCO cream soda.
Is it ok for a alcoholic to drink shandy or it is just a substitute?
No it is not, a shandy is beer and lemonade (7-up or gingerale in North America) , therefore i would not say it is a good idea after all there is still beer- does not matter how much soda you add, alcohol is alcohol
How do you say 'soda' in french?
'soda' (masc.) is spelled the same in French.
Does soda and baking soda blow up?
yes and no.
How do they say soda in Mexican?
Refresco
How do you say soda in Portuguese?
Refrigerante
Which gets stains out the best Baking Soda or vinegar?
I would say baking soda.
What is the nastiest soda ever?
Beverly is the nastiest soda i have to say. found at the world of coca cola
