Just so you know - Carrefour is one of the biggest retailers in Europe, they're French, and have said a giant "Va te faire foutre" to PepsiCo this week -
Water is the best
Good! That means less people drinking sugar!
Gom Syrup 50/50 mix sugar (caster is easiest) or honey (don't hate me France) & boiling water Black tea 2 grams per 8oz water at 70c increase tea a little more if adding ice right away Fruit juice or purée to taste or go Eurobeat and not bother
Put in a reusable container, stop supporting nonsense things you can do yourself
Let them go bankrupt
On a trip in Nola and took the kids for a treat at the Cheesecake Factory. 3 sodas and an iced tea was $21. Won't be back for that reason alone. We are being fleeced.
Is that a hospital vending machine? I spent £15 once and got 2 packs of crisps, chocolate bar and drink.
New strategy to refrain consumers from buying soft drinks? Perhaps high taxation behind it, like special purpose taxes?
I remember this happened in my country; to cull high sugar and sweetners content, the industry threw a fit, the authorities didn't care, life moved forward and sugar content in soft drinks dropped (but not the prices).
Lipton was always much more expensive than other brands, as well.
That isnt a drink, its flavoured sugar water with some nasty chemicals hidden in there
I buy no-name colas - store brands and such. It's pennies per gallon and I honestly can't tell the difference between them and Coke / Pepsi. If there is a difference, at the second gulp, I'm already used to the new thing enough to have forgotten. I don't think I've bought the real thing in 25 years.
90% of the price is the brand name.
It's like a dollar here in Brazil.
These became too expensive in my country too. Only buy it occasionally now once in 3 months. Prob they're doing a favor to my health :)
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Lol, just wait till they merge your local brands out of existence and they no longer have to compete.
There's a secret trick: don't buy this kind of crap.
