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  1. Dixi Root Beer
    Flavor: Root Beer
    Color: Brown      
    Years available: 1965 - 1989
    Dixi Root Beer was the Root Beer flavor of Dixi soda.

    https://the-soda.fandom.com/wiki/Dixi_Root_Beer

    #drinks #drink #soda #flavor #color #discontinued #history #softdrink #softdrinks #retro #nostalgia

  2. Pepsi Kona
    Flavor: Coffee Cola
    Color: Brown      
    Years available: 1996
    Pepsi Kona was a Pepsi cola flavor first test-marketed in east coast regions of the United States in 1996. By 1997, it was discontinued due to low sales, lasting a single year of production.

    https://the-soda.fandom.com/wiki/Pepsi_Kona
    #drinks #drink #soda #flavor #color #discontinued #history #softdrink #softdrinks #retro #nostalgia
  3. Crush Root Beer
    Flavor: Root Beer
    Color: Brown      
    Years available: 1962 - Unknown
    Crush Root Beer was a Root Beer flavored Crush. It was originally introduced in 1962, and then discontinued at some point later on. Photos of this flavor are hard to come by, with it appearing to be that this flavor in particular was only sold in glass bottles. Said glass bottles also did not show the name on them, with the "Root Beer" labeling appearing only on the bottle cap.

    https://the-soda.fandom.com/wiki/Crush_Root_Beer
    #drinks #drink #soda #flavor #color #discontinued #history #softdrink #softdrinks #retro #nostalgia
  4. Tab Ginger Ale
    Flavor: Ginger
    Color: Unknown
    Years available: 1975 - 1978
    Tab Ginger Ale was a Ginger Ale Flavor of Tab soda that released by Coca-Cola in 1975.

    https://the-soda.fandom.com/wiki/Tab_Ginger_Ale
    #drinks #drink #soda #flavor #color #discontinued #history #softdrink #softdrinks #retro #nostalgia
  5. How the climate is changing the taste of beer.

    With a fresh fizz and hoppy scent, a cold beer touches all of our senses. But as our climate changes, the flavour profile of one of the world's most popular drinks might too.

    mediafaro.org/article/20250202

    #Beer #Hops #Barley #Agriculture #ClimateChange #CzechRepublic #Czechia #Flavor #Flavour #Taste #Science #History

  6. How Snobbery Helped Take the #Spice Out of #European #Cooking.

    [Researchers in Jodhpur] “analyzed the chemical components of these ingredients” [in 2000 #Indian recipes] “looking at the compounds that, when combined, give foods their taste. […]

    "That's quite different from how #Western #cuisine works—previous research has shown that it relies on pairing ingredients that, at the molecular level, share lots of similar #flavor compounds.”

    npr.org/sections/thesalt/2015/ #food #history #flavour