No, you cannot drink soda pop when fasting. The only liquid that should be consumed is water. The ingredients in a soda can interfer with the lab results, eg. sugar in the soda can give a false glucose reading.

The melting of ice occurs when it's molecules increase in kinetic energy, thus causing a change in it's state of matter. This process is not instantaneous, though it speeds up when thermal energy is added, as thermal energy and kinetic energy are very similar and both involve an increase of molecular speed. It all depends on how quickly the surrounding variables are willing to allow energy conveyance.

It was invented by Frank J. Wisner of Cripple Creek Colorado. Sometime in the late 1890's.

Alot of stuff that is bad for you like caffeine and sugar

Dr. Pepper is a soda. Some believe it is named after Dr. Charles T. Pepper of Rural Retreat, Virginia.

i know there is probably sugar, and I'm sure some other ingredients, but otherwize i do not know.

It depends on the brand Coca Cola was 23 cents..google the pric tags for the year and what product u r looking for

Depends on the store. Check the flyers!

A 12oz. bottle of coke is 1.19 cents US. A 12oz. bottle of coke is 1.19 cents US.

I can't answer you question completely, but I did want to add that the average American consumes way too much. Diet soda has a "fake" sugar in it that has been found to be a nuerotoxin( causes brain and nervous system problems). It also has been shown to help people gain weight, not lose weight!

Most soft drinks use high fructose corn syrup. Only a few use cane sugar.

it is as old as the company makes it (right off the shelf, etc.)

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Hires introduced root beer to the public in 1876 at the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition. In no time, it became a popular drink of its day. By 1893, the Hires family sold bottled versions of their well-known brew, sealing their place in rootbeer history.

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In the UK we dont use the work soda at all, we call it pop, fizzy pop or fizzy drink but mostly we call the drink by it's brand name e.g. I'll have a Coke, Diet Coke, Fanta, Tango, Pepsi etc. etc.

Well where we live (which i am not giving away!) we call it

Hymophonicalositka (hi-mo-phone-ika-lose-it-ca)

BELIVE ME!!! (PLEASE!!) Because it is true!

For every 100mL of Coca Cola you get 10.6 grams of sugar.

So if you are talking about the 1.25L bottle of Coca Cola, it's

1.25L x1000 = 1250mL

1250/100 = 12.5

12.5 x 10.6g = 132.5 grams of sugar per 1.25L of Coca Cola

Which is roughly 31.5 teaspoons..

It is because of the ingredients phosphoric acid and carbon dioxide. These ingredients have higher levels in diet soft drinks.

In Toronto they are found in many corner stores. Dundas Variety on the corner of Dundas West and Clendenan Ave carries them.

I suppose that lithium salts are not permitted today as additives in beverages.

ingredients for coke v.s diet coke

Look on the back of the can or bottle and there will a 'nutrition facts' label.That will tell you it's: calories 140 or so fat-0, carbohydrates-LOTS, protein-0 content(in grams), saturated fat-0, sugars-LOTS, sodium,vitamin content(usually 0 or very little) also there should be an 'ingredients' or 'contents' list that consists of lots of types of sugars, chemicals, preservatives, and other stuff that is hardto pronounce. Basically.......very little or nothing good/ healthy, and lots of: calories in the form of simple, fast -acting sugars described by words ending in "ose" or "oce" like fructose,sucrose..etc, flavor and unknown chemicals. ENJOY!!

no monster do not have any tarine it's not banned like you may have heard before. But rocks tar does

Orange juice is orange in color. It is not clear, liquid, and sometimes has small pieces of oranges in it.

Vegetable rich in iron depends on the country you live in. In my country the list of vegetable includes kangkong leaves, bitter courd leaves, edible fern, and many exotic vegetables.

A full explanation of this iron rich vegetables and fruits is found in this link