Who was alive during the Worst disaster in U.S. history?

[Tampa8]

New Coke makes comeback with help from Netflix's 'Stranger Things'

 

[SandFarmer]

How new is it? Or are they just saying that it's "new" . . . and it's actually old Coke being said to being "new" . . . .

 

[Ronnie-]

Yes, I still have the aftertaste in my mouth all these years later.

 

[FTA4PA]

Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it. But this is being said by a Pepsi man - go for it Coke!

 

[Juan]

Yet sales doubled when they brought the original back

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[DWS44]

Don't underestimate the power of nostalgia...I bet the re-released "New Coke" sells well just based on a generation hearing the cautionary tale wondering what it was like. Heck, Pepsi even did a limited re-release of the clear "Crystal Pepsi" couple years ago. If that swill came back, no reason New Coke won't sell.

Funny...I still remember how mad my Mom got when New Coke originally came out, and how happy she was when the original came back.

 

[Peter Parker]

Don't underestimate the power of nostalgia...I bet the re-released "New Coke" sells well just based on a generation hearing the cautionary tale wondering what it was like. Heck, Pepsi even did a limited re-release of the clear "Crystal Pepsi" couple years ago. If that swill came back, no reason New Coke won't sell.

Funny...I still remember how mad my Mom got when New Coke originally came out, and how happy she was when the original came back.

Then again it may sell well for a bit and then taper off----like Crystal Pepsi and Tab Clear.

 

[DWS44]

Then again it may sell well for a bit and then taper off----like Crystal Pepsi and Tab Clear.

Yeah...I wouldn't expect anything long-term either.

 

[Juan]

Do you remember " steawberry pepsi"..it might have been regional..but it was nasty

Don't underestimate the power of nostalgia...I bet the re-released "New Coke" sells well just based on a generation hearing the cautionary tale wondering what it was like. Heck, Pepsi even did a limited re-release of the clear "Crystal Pepsi" couple years ago. If that swill came back, no reason New Coke won't sell.

Funny...I still remember how mad my Mom got when New Coke originally came out, and how happy she was when the original came back.

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[SamCdbs]

If you wonder what it tasted like, "New Coke" was just Diet Coke with sugar/HFCS. It was one of the most repugnant tasting products ever produced. Much like Diet Coke. Still not as bad as Pepsi, of course, but pretty bad.

 

[TheKrell]

Funny...I still remember how mad my Mom got when New Coke originally came out, and how happy she was when the original came back.

I was mad when New Coke came out, and almost as mad when Classic Coke came out. (It just wasn't the same.)

 

[Howard Simmons]

And don't try the orange/vanilla Coke either

 

[mdonnelly]

I had a Raspberry Diet Coke at the theater the other day. I remember New Coke. I think it was a gimmick to get more shelf space at the supermarket when they brought back "Coke Classic".

 

[ncted]

This has been covered numerous times. Here is a good explanation:



FWIW: I liked New Coke when it came out.

Anyone remember Pepsi Free? I also liked that.

 

[Cheddar_Head]

Then again it may sell well for a bit and then taper off----like Crystal Pepsi and Tab Clear.

"Throwback" Mountain Dew has definitely shown some staying power. Introduced in 2010 or thereabouts and now Pepsi lists it as a permanent product.

 

[Bobby]

I'll stick with my Dr Pepper!

 

[DWS44]

I'll stick with my Dr Pepper!

The Nectar of the Gods!

 

[Howard Simmons]

I'll stick with my Dr Pepper!

 

[spongella]

Even better with some rum.

 

[fredp]

Dr Pepper.... Barf! You hillbillies....