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  • |Name=Strawberry-kiwi soda (all natural) ...juice. I like to drop in fresh cherries and by the time I'm done with the soda they are soft and come right off the pits! (You can also add white wine to
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  • '''Italian Soda''' is a soft drink made from carbonated water and simple syrup, usually fla ...the recipe has evolved, and today, many variations of the original Italian soda exist.
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  • ...ller quantities and distributed in a more limited fashion than mass-market soda. ...ique, hand-crafted recipes, can be seen as the precursors to today's craft soda producers.
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  • ...ink]] that typically contains [[carbonated water]], a [[sweetener]], and a natural or artificial [[flavoring]]. The sweetener may be a [[sugar]], high-fructos ...n be traced back to the mineral water found in natural springs. Bathing in natural springs has long been considered a healthy thing to do; and mineral water w
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  • '''Cherry Soda''' is a popular [[soft drink]] that combines the classic soda base with cherry flavoring to create a sweet and refreshing beverage. Cherr ...red versions of their classic colas in the 1980s, further cementing cherry soda's place in the soft drink market.
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  • == A&W Cream Soda == | name = A&W Cream Soda
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  • == Cucumber Soda == ...cle, we will explore the history, ingredients, and preparation of cucumber soda.
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  • ...itrate]]. It is a white, crystalline solid and is highly soluble in water. Soda niter is primarily used in the production of [[fertilizers]], [[explosives] ...the Pacific]] (1879-1884) was largely fought over control of the region's soda niter deposits.
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  • == Lemon Soda == | name = Lemon Soda
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  • == Jones Soda == [[File:Jones Soda logo.png|thumb|right|Jones Soda logo]]
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  • ...[alkali]] because it reacts with [[acid]]s and can neutralize them. Baking soda is widely used in [[baking]] as a leavening agent, in [[cleaning]] solution ...deposits of [[natron]], a mixture containing a large proportion of baking soda, in their religious rituals and for mummification.
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  • ...a popular meat product. It is part of a larger trend of unusual or novelty soda flavors. The concept of bacon soda emerged in the 21st century, as part of a broader trend of bacon-flavored a
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  • ...mmonly used in the manufacture of glass, chemicals, soaps, and detergents. Soda ash is also used in water treatment, to neutralize acidic water, and as a p ...used the natural deposits of [[trona]], found in dry lake beds, to create soda ash, which was used in glass making, baking, and in the mummification proce
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  • == Hosmer Mountain Soda == | name = Hosmer Mountain Soda
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  • ...the world and comes in both carbonated and non-carbonated versions. Grape soda is often purple in color, though the exact shade can vary depending on the ...ficult to pinpoint, but it is believed that it was first produced by local soda fountains before being bottled and sold on a larger scale.
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  • ...') is a drink that typically contains carbonated water, a sweetener, and a natural or artificial flavoring. The sweetener may be a sugar, high-fructose corn s ..."soda pop" originated in the United States and is derived from the phrase "soda water pop". The term "pop" itself originated in the mid-19th century in the
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  • '''Soda Springs, ID''' ...y, and unique geothermal activity. The city is named after the hundreds of natural springs of carbonated water that are located in and around the city.
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  • ...mpany is known for its production of a wide range of beverages including [[soda]], [[mineral water]], and [[mixers]]. ...s in the United States. The company's name was derived from the White Rock natural spring located in Waukesha, Wisconsin, which was believed to have medicinal
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  • | name = Grape Soda | image = Grape soda in glass.jpg
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  • ...r]]. The name "Pschitt" is an onomatopoeic word that mimics the sound of a soda can being opened. The drink quickly gained popularity in France and became ...hile Pschitt Orange is an orange-flavored soda. Both flavors are made with natural flavors and are free from artificial colors.
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  • '''Quatro Soda''' is a popular [[carbonated drink]] that was first introduced in the [[Uni Quatro Soda was launched in the UK in 1982 as a new product from The Coca-Cola Company.
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