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To: texas_mrs

Back in the mid-50s my mom used to take us on our annual trek to visit all of our Texas relatives. I remember having cases of Dublin Dr. Pepper on some of the family farms. We all enjoyed it very, very much. It was kind of the family drink at the time.

I could not understand until today why that drink there seemed so much better than what is available to us now here in Michigan. I guess now I know.


7 posted on 01/13/2012 8:47:27 AM PST by xvq2er
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I could not understand until today why that drink there seemed so much better than what is available to us now here in Michigan. I guess now I know.

Amen. I believe it is my childhood memories of Dr. Pepper and Coke (real sugar, glass bottles) that sustains any current interest in these sodas. Today's grocery-shelf product always tastes familiar but ultimately disappointing.

12 posted on 01/13/2012 9:04:52 AM PST by Albion Wilde (A land of hyper-legalisms is not the same as a land of law. --Mark Steyn)
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