Dr. Pepper

yes it is gluten free. I'm researching it ATM actually. and i found letters from the company saying that their products are gluten free.

Dr Pepper started in Waco, Texas in 1885. The creator, Charles Alderton, was a pharmisist whose hobby was running a soda fountain. He loved the way that all the sodas smelled together, and wanted to create a drink that would emulate that smell. After much experimenting he came up with the 23 fruit flavors that make the drink what we all know and love today as Dr Pepper, then called Waco.

He showed it to his boss, a man named Morrison, who loved the drink, as did customers all over. They could not keep up with all the demand for the soda. Robert Z. Lanzenby, owner of the Circle "A" Ginger Ale Company, offering to produce Dr Pepper. Alderton didn't want to get into big buisness, so he let Morrison and Lazenby take over. Together they formed the Artisan Mfg. & Bottling Company, later to be called the Dr Pepper Company. They introduced Dr Pepper at the 1904 World's Fair in St Louis, where hamburgers, hot dogs with buns, and ice cream cones were introduced. Dr Pepper became a hit, and the rest is history.

Many people in the united states like dr pepper but other may like coke, or Pepsi.

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Black pepper is a complex mixture of substances, but most of the "spiciness" comes from the compound piperine, which is made of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen.

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it doesent have as much carbon dioxide as other cokes that do fizz

Usually no. Although Coca-Cola and Pepsi bottle almost none of the Dr Pepper in the US, and Coca-Cola has its own brand (Mr Pibb), several major distributors of Coca-Cola are the distributors of Dr Pepper, and there are relatively few PepsiCo distributors of the product.

Coke's proprietary fountain beverage machines used in some Wendy's and Burger King franchises sell Dr Pepper, not Mr Pibb or Pepsi products. Taco Bell, formerly owned by PepsiCo, does sell Dr Pepper as well as Pepsi.

The reverse is true for 7UP, which is widely distributed by PepsiCo, since Coca-Cola has a successful competition with their Sprite brand.

Yes, I don't know how many though. One of his granddaughters lives in Houston, Tx

Orbeez will grow in coke or pepsi. Some people say they will grow really big, some say that they won't. When i tried, they didn't. Maybe if you lezve them in coke for a few days, they might grow big.

yes I beleive it does.

1983 after coke was made

If its old.. 1880's-early 1900's.. $500..

Newer ones are a Dime a Dozen..

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Carbonated water, high fructose corn syrup, carmel color,phosphoric acid, natural and artificial flavors, sodium benzoate [preserative],caffeine

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I've done a science experiment on this particular question, and I found out that if they are the same brands, then it's harder to tell them apart. If they are different, then they are most likely to have different and more unique tastes, so it's easier to tell them apart.

YES

Waco, Texas

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In the Dr Pepper commercial featuring Pitbull, the actress standing next to him is actress and model, Jaden Smith. She plays a key role in the ad, highlighting the fun and refreshing nature of the beverage. The commercial features a lively interaction between the two, showcasing a blend of humor and charisma.

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That depends on which drink your talking about. Many drinks vary on just how much sugar is used. Some soft drinks use artificial sweetener (such as aspartame, splenda, or acesulfame potassium) meaning they have no sugar at all. I have heard, however, that 9 teaspoons of sugar in an 11-ounce can is typical however this varies with brand and type. Diet brand Soft drinks usually have less.

n 1885, in Waco, Texas, a young pharmacist called Charles Alderton invented the soft drink "Dr Pepper".

Alderton worked at a place called Morrison's Old Corner Drug Store and carbonated drinks were served at the soda fountain. Alderton invented his own recipes for soft drinks and found one of his drinks was becoming very popular. His customers originally asked for the drink by asking Alderton to shoot them a "Waco".

Morrison, owner of the drug store is credited with naming the drink "Dr Pepper" after a friend of his, Dr. Charles Pepper. Later in the 1950s the period was removed from the "Dr Pepper" name.

As demand grew Alderton and Morrison had trouble manufacturing enough "Dr Pepper" for their customers. Then in stepped, Robert S. Lazenby, Lazenby owned The Circle "A" Ginger Ale Company in Waco and was impressed with "Dr Pepper". Alderton did not want to pursue the business and manufacturing end of soft drinks and agreed that Morrison and Lazenby should take over and become partners.

In 1891, Morrison and Lazenby formed the Artesian Mfg. & Bottling Company, which later became the Dr Pepper Company.

In 1904, the company introduced Dr Pepper to 20 million people attending the 1904, World's Fair Exposition, in St. Louis. That same world's fair introduced hamburger and hot dog buns and ice cream cones to the public.

The Dr Pepper Company is the oldest major manufacturer of soft drink concentrates and syrups in the United States.