Beep (soft drink)

Beep is a soft drink that was originally produced by Farmers Cooperative Dairy in Nova Scotia, Canada. It was a popular beverage among children and adults alike, known for its unique blend of fruit juices and other ingredients.

History

Beep was first introduced in the 1960s and quickly became a staple in many households across Atlantic Canada. The drink was marketed as a healthy alternative to other sugary beverages, containing a mix of fruit juices such as orange juice, apple juice, and grapefruit juice.

Ingredients

The original Beep formula included a combination of fruit juices, water, sugar, and various flavorings. The exact recipe was a closely guarded secret, contributing to its unique taste that set it apart from other soft drinks on the market.

Discontinuation and Revival

In 2010, Farmers Cooperative Dairy announced that it would discontinue Beep due to declining sales and changing consumer preferences. This decision was met with disappointment from many loyal fans of the drink. However, in 2012, a limited run of Beep was produced as a nostalgic throwback, which was met with enthusiasm and quickly sold out.

Cultural Impact

Beep holds a special place in the hearts of many Canadians, particularly those from Nova Scotia and the surrounding regions. It is often remembered fondly as a part of childhood and has been the subject of various nostalgic articles and social media posts.

See Also

• Soft drink
• Fruit juice
• Nova Scotia
• Farmers Cooperative Dairy