Posted by Jeffy3 on February 12, 2009, 3:38 pm
The large plastic bottles can usually be found on sale but once you
open them they go flat and we don't use it all in one day. The little
glass six or eight packs are always a rip off. Would be nice if could
find it in 12 oz cans even if its generic no-name soda like you can
find in supermarkets.
Posted by hchickpea on February 12, 2009, 4:55 pm
wrote:
>The large plastic bottles can usually be found on sale but once you
>open them they go flat and we don't use it all in one day. The little
>glass six or eight packs are always a rip off. Would be nice if could
>find it in 12 oz cans even if its generic no-name soda like you can
>find in supermarkets.
One tip is to not refrigerate it. It doesn't need it anyway and the
warm air in the neck condenses as it cools, drawing out more of the
fizz. You can also decant it into liter bottles (unless your town has
an anti-litering ordinence.)
Posted by Seerialmom on February 12, 2009, 7:36 pm
> The large plastic bottles can usually be found on sale but once you
> open them they go flat and we don't use it all in one day. The little
> glass six or eight packs are always a rip off. Would be nice if could
> find it in 12 oz cans even if its generic no-name soda like you can
> find in supermarkets.
I still have 3 cans in the fridge from when my kids wanted to make
bubbly jello. I believe it was Shasta brand club soda.
Posted by Lou on February 12, 2009, 8:18 pm
> The large plastic bottles can usually be found on sale but once you
> open them they go flat and we don't use it all in one day. The little
> glass six or eight packs are always a rip off. Would be nice if could
> find it in 12 oz cans even if its generic no-name soda like you can
> find in supermarkets.
I don't drink carbonated beverages of any sort any more - lost my taste for
them. But in the old days, I had a seltzer bottle.
Posted by jkutti2000 on February 12, 2009, 8:32 pm
> The large plastic bottles can usually be found on sale but once you
> open them they go flat and we don't use it all in one day. The little
> glass six or eight packs are always a rip off. Would be nice if could
> find it in 12 oz cans even if its generic no-name soda like you can
> find in supermarkets.
YEs, I also buy them. I dont see them in Walmart. but I do see them in
Kroger and in tom Thumb.. Also I buy the mexican sodas in a bottle
but they are like 60 cents. a bit more expensive.
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>open them they go flat and we don't use it all in one day. The little
>glass six or eight packs are always a rip off. Would be nice if could
>find it in 12 oz cans even if its generic no-name soda like you can
>find in supermarkets.