It was freezing this morning. And this time I mean actually freezing...0 c/32 f. Brrrrrr!!! Frost even....I need to pick up a windshield scraper lol.
Okay there is something bothering me....a silly thing, which I know is a silly thing but it bugs me nonetheless. Last night I bought a liter of gingerale, Canada Dry to be exact (although I really wanted Vernors but they didn't see to carry it). So anyway this morning the liter is still sitting on the countertop unopened and I got curious.
Exactly where is Canada Dry made? Well not Canada apparently...it is owned by Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc (based in Plano, TX)...which in turn is a wholly owned-division of a London-based Cadbury Schweppes plc. I don't see Canada anywhere in that picture, do you? And can you even get Canada Dry in London?....probably not.
Want to know what else I just found out? Vernors is made by the same company (it used to be a Michigan only product, years ago)....now if Vernors and Canada Dry are from the same company, why was I left with only Canada Dry as a choice? Very rude....I need the store manager!
Okay there is something bothering me....a silly thing, which I know is a silly thing but it bugs me nonetheless. Last night I bought a liter of gingerale, Canada Dry to be exact (although I really wanted Vernors but they didn't see to carry it). So anyway this morning the liter is still sitting on the countertop unopened and I got curious.
Exactly where is Canada Dry made? Well not Canada apparently...it is owned by Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc (based in Plano, TX)...which in turn is a wholly owned-division of a London-based Cadbury Schweppes plc. I don't see Canada anywhere in that picture, do you? And can you even get Canada Dry in London?....probably not.
Want to know what else I just found out? Vernors is made by the same company (it used to be a Michigan only product, years ago)....now if Vernors and Canada Dry are from the same company, why was I left with only Canada Dry as a choice? Very rude....I need the store manager!

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Actually, here in Canada, there's a private water well up in the north that produces pure Canada Dry. True story! They pump it out of the ground and bottle it right on site!
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owen, at 9:05 AM
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SmileDragon, at 12:31 PM
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