I have a bad diet dew diet Pepsi prob … when I was a kid we always had a 4ft stack of pop shop pallets in the basement
Oboy can I relate to that! I was hooked on Pepsi for decades, from way back when I was a young sprout and grandpa yoosta keep pallets of
Pepsi bottles in da sauna on da farm (no, not in da heat, but in da dry room!).
… Until they introduced
Diet Pepsi Jazz, particularly the French Vanilla variant. That product took me to a new level — then they abruptly pulled it off the market!
Problem: After that French Vanilla Jazz experience, I found I no longer like the flavor of "plain ol' Diet Pepsi! From my perspective, they shot themselves in the foot with that experiment, and lost me as a Pepsi-holic!
<hr size="2" width="75%">And I know a bit about caffeine withdrawal, too. Back in the day, while working several 14-16 hour days in Generous HoneyBull's software shop, I often knocked off five or more cups of coffee per day. When I got tired of the coffee buzz, I tried switching to decaf. Oh gawd the withdrawal symptoms! Forget that!
As a certified genuine Finn, however, I can
not be without my morning coffee¹, typically two 18oz. mugs each morning, but rarely any for the rest of the day. Heck, I was weaned on coffee flavored sweet milk!
By the way, didja know that a
"coffee cup" is officially a meager 5 fl. oz. Yeah, right, 'lotta good that'll do! So my morning ration of coffee is approximately equal to 7
"coffee cups".
(¹ Click →
Finns are the world's most voracious coffee-drinkers.)
… the Finns are the world's most voracious coffee-drinkers. Per-capita consumption here stands at an astonishing 10.5 kilograms (23.1 lbs.) of roasted coffee and 13 kilos (28.6 lbs.) of green coffee a year -- putting the country well ahead of Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Holland, Austria, Germany and the United States.