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First, it's interesting to note that soft drinks don't necessarily have to be carbonated—technically, they're any flavored non-alcoholic beverage. An alcoholic beverage is hard, whereas a non-alcoholic beverage is soft.

Although the makers of Schweppes tonic water, which was invented in 1783, claim their product is the world's first soft drink, soft drink history actually goes back even further. In the 1600s, a type of lemonade (water flavored with lemon and honey) became popular in Paris, and carbonated beverages followed soon after. Europeans of that time period thought drinking spring water was beneficial to one's health, and they were trying to make fizzy drinks to mimic it.

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It’s weird, but sort of. Kids drinking too much Coca-Cola disturbs their growing a bit, since kids need milk and water to grow easier. Coke just slows down the growth process a bit if you drink too much because you’re not drinking milk. So the answer is sort of. It can disturb the process if you drink too much.

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The brainchild of two entrepreneurial families, the Hills of Mexico City and the Fernandez of Chihuahua, Novamex was founded in 1986 and combined the synergies of the Fernandez family holdings in bottling plans, soft drink sales and distribution companies with the Hill's know-how in the area of soft drink syrup development at their company, Frutas Concentradas. Both families and their companies shared the same vision: to export Mexican products to the United States where the growing consumer population would create demand for authentic Mexican beverages and food.

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there is no expiration date however it may go flat. but, if it was stored correctly it shouldn't ever go bad.

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Sierra Mist natural

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First you need to hard boil as many eggs you need for the experiment. Then pour soda into cups; use both dark and light colored sodas so you can compare/contrast the effects of different colored sodas on your teeth. Put the hard-boiled eggs into the cups (one egg per cup) making sure that the egg is completely covered with soda. Allow the egg to sit overnight. The next day, remove the eggs from the soda cups. Discuss how the eggs are stained because of the soda which is why we must brush our teeth to keep them from being stained. I like to follow up with a lesson about brushing with fluoride toothpaste afterwards and have my students "brush" the egg clean.

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3 years

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Colas and some other soft drinks will have caffeine in them which can be mildly addictive, however a short period of abstinence from colas will at the worst cause a mild headache for a day or two.

I believe that the combination of caffeine and sugar magnifies the effects of both ingredients.

But peer pressure plays it's part as well.

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The pH or acid level of Coca Cola Classic is 2.5. For perspective, pure water is neutral at a pH of 7. Pure hydrochloric acid is extreme at a pH of 0. At the other end is at a pH of 14. You stomach is too acidic for all but the hardiest of living things to survive at a pH of 1.8-2. The higher the pH the more alkaline or basic. The lower the pH the more acidic. So, yes Coca-Cola is acidic, but not as acidic as the contents of your stomach. The acid in Coca Cola is not bad for your teeth in small amounts, but the sugar is. Be sure to brush often as the bacteria in your mouth have sugar and produce acids that are stronger than Coke, and stick to your teeth, that will cause cavities. If you drink a lot of acidic beverages (soda, lemonade, wine, V8, vinegar etc) it can cause irreversible damage to the protective enamel coating on your teeth, making your teeth more vulnerable to cavities and more sensitive to pain. To minimize acid damage, drink less acidic drinks, use a straw when drinking, or drink water / eat food after or with acidic drinks.

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It is neither. Although, Dr Pepper became insolvent in the early 1980s, prompting an investment group to take the company private. Several years later, Coca-Cola attempted to acquire Dr Pepper, but was blocked from doing so by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Around the same time, Seven Up was acquired from Phillip Morris by the same investment company that bailed out Dr Pepper. Upon the failure of the Coca-Cola merger, Dr Pepper and Seven Up merged (creating Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc., or DPSU), giving up international branding rights in the process. After the DPSU merger, Coca-Cola obtained most non-U.S. rights to the Dr Pepper name but, did not fully take the product.

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NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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ermal fraze

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Because you have no life for posting this question.

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355 ml

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Only in incidental trace amounts.

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Al B. Sure Wine

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It depends what the drink is if it's Moutain Dew, Coke, or Pepsi don't cuz it will either

A. Throw up everywhere

B. Urinate everywhere

C. Diarrea everywhere

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some times they do but with some people they just bloat them up.

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§Destructive distillation of coal to make cokea process for thermally converting the heavy residual bottoms of crude oil entirely to lower-boiling petroleumproducts and by-product petroleum coke.

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There are two major factors that affect the quality of fountain soda. First, the quality of the water mixed with CO2 will alter the taste. Second, the percentage mix of syrup to water/CO2 will affect the flavor. The mix varies in each geographical region.

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Oona played by Annabelle Lanyon

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Check your local novelty soda stores or just weird/odd stores in general. Also, BevMo does have Leninade, but it is not usually in stock.

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Could you write a longer question? Generally, the x means times. Like my hand is seven times bigger than my son's hand. But if it's clothing it means extra-large.