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Pour one out for these drinks because it appears they're all gone for good.

There are approximately 7,000 better soda flavors than root beer.

If you've fallen in love with the cheap prices and variety at the Costco food court in Scarborough, Maine, get ready for a small change in 2025

The drink made its original debut in Mexico in 1938 and will soon be more widely available in the U.S.

The drinks actually had sugar in them even though they were labeled "zero sugar."

There are approximately 7,000 better soda flavors than root beer.

It has nothing to do with drinking soda.

After a decade off the shelves, Jones Soda revives something that has been missed. Wait, has it been missed?

Now, you can pour your soda with your app

Just in case you did not know.

Coke's awesome 'Share-a-Coke' bottles are back. It made me remember when I had one with my name on it, that I received as a gift 3 years ago. It's been in my office since. It got us wondering what it would taste like!

Maine health officials will ask Republican President Donald Trump's administration for permission to ban soda and junk food purchases with food stamps.

I was talking with Matt James yesterday about wanting to go see the new Star Wars movie and it got us discussing movie theater popcorn and how we can't resist, despite the outrageous prices. It got me thinking. I wonder what the most marked up product is...

Today, November 19th is ‘National Play Monopoly Day’. It is also, ‘National Carbonated Beverage With Caffeine Day’. How many times have you played Monopoly with a Coke, Pepsi or Mountain Dew? I combined the two because you may need the caffeine to play the game if it takes longer than the "average time."

Remember the soda Surge? Well whether you do or not, it is making a comeback thanks to the voice of social media. The group calling themselves “Surge Movement,” consisting of about 128,000 members, pushed Coca-Cola to revive the drink after the soda company dumped it back in 2002.

Do you drink soda? If your answer is no, you’re not alone. U.S. soda sales are down. In 2013 sales of carbonated beverages fell by about 3%. There were more modest declines in 2011 and 2012 as well.