Dr. Pepper

The answer is sprite if you use sprite the chemical reaction inside the fizz will not be able to handle the mento components which will cause the sprite to react.

It depends on the year the older the coke the more it's worth.

Dr Pepper Has 41Mg and Diet Coke Has 46 Mg :D

Dr. Pepper is distrbuted all over the United States & most of the world I would think. It originated in Waco, Texas & is now being made in Dallas, Texas. But the home & tourist museum is still in Waco.

Dilution Ratio : 5.4 to 1

DR. Pepper was first invented by CHarles Alderton at Morrison's Old Corner drugstore of Waco, Texas. He was a pharmacist. This was in 1885. Later a Robert S. Lazenby, tasted the drink and also liked it. Since he was a beverage chemist, he suggested that Alderton and Lazenby team up to better the beverage. In 1891 both were impreseed at how much the beverage had grown. They named the new company "The Artesian Mfg. & Bottling Company", which later became Dr Pepper Company. Lazenby and his son-in-law, J.B. O'Hara moved the company from Waco to Dallas in 1923. In 1904 the verage was introduced to millions at the World fair.

A bottle of Pepsi contains about 38 grams of sugar. This is because it is a large bottle so it contains more sugar than the average can of Pepsi which unfortunatley contians no sugar at all it uses high fructose corn syrup

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Charles Alderton was a pharmisist at Morrison's Old Corner Drug Store. Aside from fulfilling his pharmaceutical duties, Alderton enjoyed mixing carbonated soft drinks at the store. Morrison, the store manager was the first one to try the mixer and visitors to the store also began to request the drink. It was created, manufactured and sold in 1885 in Waco, Texas.

Nobody knows the 23 flavors (ingredients) other than the main workers at the Dr Pepper Company.

According to Beverage Digest, Dr Pepper/Diet Dr Pepper accounted for 8.3% of carbonated soft drink production in the US in 2012, which they estimate at 9.116 billion cases. This translates to 756.628 million cases of Dr Pepper. They define a case as sixteen 12 fluid ounce cans. This would equate to 12.106 billion cans of Dr Pepper/Diet Dr Pepper and its varieties produced in one year! Assuming on average all cans produced in a year are consumed in a year, that is 12.1 billion cans of Dr Pepper consumed in a year. These statistics are based on estimates from Beverage Digest using reliably sourced information. Actual production may vary from this number.

1. Amaretto 2. Almond 3. Blackberry 4. Black Licorice 5. Carrot 6. Clove 7. Cherry 8. Caramel 9. Cola 10. Ginger 11. Juniper 12. Lemon 13. Molasses 14. Nutmeg 15. Orange 16. Prune 17. Plum 18. Pepper 19. Root Beer 20. Rum 21. Raspberry 22. Tomato 23. Vanilla

Coca cola originated in 1885, Pepsi Cola was first produced in the 1890's

Diet Pepsi contains 5.9 mg Aspartame per fluid ounce.

put shaving foam on it and let it absorb in for ten mins then scrub of with a hot damp cloth

yes.....dummie

ok i do not know why some one put the above answer, but they aren't very intelligent.

DIET drinks, generally do not contain ANY sugar or calories(and often no caffine). Unfortunately because of this many companies use aspertame in their beverages for various reasons which has shown to cause cancer in MASS quantities. Your doctor would probally say "don't do it because we know it is bad." But at the same time, too much iron or salt will kill you too but with out either you'll also die, so drinking aspertame will likely NOT cause you cancer. On that note some diet drinks do contain salt too, often because it's needed to flavor the drink.

So, in the end 90% of the time diet drinks will have no negative effects on your body except for maybe staining your teeth (most soda is clear by default and contains food coloring).

Downside of diet drinks:

Often lack in preservatives, natural and otherwise thus shortening their shelf.

Altered taste because a ton of chemistry goes into the original beverage (generally much more than you can do on your stove at home) and removing some ingredients that make the drink on healthy make it just about impossible to flavor the drink while keeping it 100% healthy. (If you've had a diet drink you already know that the holy grail of soda is a diet drink that taste like the original!)

PS

Do not be afraid if you see "ascorbic acid" listed, this is a safe ingredient. This is the proper term for vitamin c, and is a natural preservative (very often used in place of aspertame)!

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it has 150 calories

Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Dr Pepper, Sprite, Diet Pepsi, Diet Mountain Dew, Diet Dr Pepper, Fanta

No. Dr Pepper is the flagship product of Dr Pepper Snapple Group (DPSG) the third largest soda maker in the world. They also own 7•Up, RC Cola, Snapple and Canada Dry, among others. The confusion usually stems from the bottling and distribution networks; in much of the US, and around the world, the local bottling franchises for DPSG sodas are held by the local Coke or Pepsi bottlers. Which means that DPSG sodas often appear in Coke or Pepsi vending machines, sometimes even in place of Coke or Pepsi's equivalent brand. For example, Coke's Pibb, their version of Dr Pepper, is harder to find in the New York City area because the local Coke bottler has long held the area rights to Dr Pepper. On the other hand, many other DPSG brands are bottled by the local Pepsi bottler. So not only do places that otherwise carry Coke products have Dr Pepper instead of Pibb, but Dr Pepper and 7•Up, DPSG's most well-known brands, aren't even produced at the same place.

One of the ingredients in Coke is phosphoric acid, which is not in club soda.

Dr Pepper Ballpark was created in 2003.

Pepsi has 55.5 milligrams of caffeine

Diet Pepsi has 36 milligrams

Tea has types:

green tea- 15 mg

iced tea- 47 mg Tea, brewed, imported brands- 60 mg overall Pepsi has more caffeine considering few of tea types. Among Teas, green tea is preferred.

sprite 7-up and all have no caffeine

doctor pepper is i believe owned by coca cola, wal:mart owns dr.thunder, mr.pib is most likely owned by pepsi, so probably not. maybe, but there is a very low chance dr. pepper was named after that random cuy whose last name is pepper.

96.17% carbonated water.