"Throwback" Unseen - New Discovery

[ashaysathe]

"Throwback" - Industry Standard.. Very Cool

[seanyuki]

Hey Ashay .....I big fan Coke cola & no choice then I will take Pepsi throwback at the food court:p

[mmorris]

Sweet! :D

[prolude006]

they did that last year too with mountain dew and pepsi for a limited time, it tastes almost the same as the corn syrup stuff but it costs them more to make so they only bring it out for a limited time.

[Dkarc@Aol.com]

They are making "Throwback" for Pepsi, Mt Dew, and Dr. Pepper. From what ive seen, it's available now on a more permanent basis (not a trial run/test market thing). I love the Pepsi Throwback.

-Ryan

[prolude006]

Maybe, unless something changes they will have it limited this time as well, we have already run out the new batch here in the northeast. Lot of people like it, I prefer seltzer water and mix it with juice a lot now versus soda. I do a redbull once in a while for the refreshing bite it gives.

David

[brewmaster15]

I'm going to make a long term prediction....There will come a day that they find a credible link between highfructose corn syrup and Diabetes....That junk is in everything...and as its use in developing countries increases..so too does Diabetes and obesity....of course theres also many other things that increase as well.

I'd like to see lots more products like those Throwbacks!:)

-al

[underwaterforest]

I'm going to make a long term prediction....There will come a day that they find a credible link between highfructose corn syrup and Diabetes....That junk is in everything...and as its use in developing countries increases..so too does Diabetes and obesity....of course theres also many other things that increase as well.

I'd like to see lots more products like those Throwbacks!:)

-al

Al, I totally agree on the HFCS and diabetes link, in time people will see :(. When I drink soda I try to find the mexican coke, it is still made with real sugar like the rest of the world makes soda.

[prolude006]

I'm going to make a long term prediction....There will come a day that they find a credible link between highfructose corn syrup and Diabetes....That junk is in everything...and as its use in developing countries increases..so too does Diabetes and obesity....of course theres also many other things that increase as well.

I'd like to see lots more products like those Throwbacks!:)

-al

Al there already is a link, just that people dont want to believe it. HFCS affects the bodies ability to process sugar by blocking the insulin production when its in your body. Hence a large problem with diabetes in the US. That said too much of anything is bad for us.

David