Pop

[Kebab]

Bit of a pure-pointless topic for fun.

What is your preferred product container when buying pop for home?

 

[Snoo]

You call it pop too? My man.

Although I have no idea how those translate to the stupid system, when I do drink it, I'm all can.

 

[Ben]

Cans <3

But, they're vulg and expensive, so, usually bottles.

It then doesn't help that I inhale the entire bottle <//3

 

[walker1104]

Usually the 2L plastic bottle, as it's just cheaper and easier than the others. We usually have a supply of cans/500ml bottles in the fridge though, which is good to just grab one before I leave for somewhere.

 

[kimahri]

**** this ****, who cares. I pour what ever beverage into a cup any way.

 

[Ian]

Pop (or a soft drink as I call it) is best from a glass bottle, but seeing as I never buy soft drinks from a shop (I only buy at theme parks and takeaways), then I've clicked "other". They only do those card cups.

 

[Ollie]

I don't care. Whichever is cheapest and available to me. I don't notice much difference between the different containers anyway (if any).

 

[davidm]

Cans all the way; fridge is full of them.

(Beer comes in bottles though)

 

[LiveForTheLaunch]

Yay for calling it pop!

I like the 500ml plastic bottles because I can reseal them and have them again later. I can't drink much pop in one sitting so they're useful to me .

 

[Colossus]

Cans all day long, my fridge is crammed with them.

 

[Kebab]

I've started to notice how flat 2L bottles get, and it's starting to piss me off. When I want pop (or soft drinks), I want it fizzy and gassy, it really gives it the kick. But then I think, 2L is the best value here...

Glass bottles anyday, if you can ever find them (Do they still sell glass bottles of Coca-Cola/Pepsi in UK?). Other than that, an ice/a nice cold can!

 

[Bottom_Feeder_13]

Glass all the way, it's unfortunate that they hardly sell anything in them anymore except beer and root beer.

 

[EnigmaHyena]

I've found it always tastes best from an ice cold glass bottle, especially Pepsi.

I can't remember if I've ever seen Dr.Pepper in a glass bottle pack but if it doesn't exist then it needs to.

 

[thx]

I don't buy much soda, when I do it's usually for mixing purposes. The most common packages I buy are cans or 50cl bottles. If I drank a lot, I'd buy the bigger bottles for sure, seeing as you save much money and if you actually close the "cork" properly, the bubbles can last few days or so easily.