What is the least popular soda?
Diet co*ke.
After factoring in annual revenue data, consumer polls, and their number of fans on Facebook, it has been determined that Diet co*ke is the least popular soda in America.
And based on all that, the most unpopular soda in the country is Diet co*ke. The rest of the top five least popular are: Sierra Mist . . . Sunkist . . . 7-Up . . . and Barq's Root Beer. The most popular is regular co*ke, which isn't much of a surprise.
- Coca-Cola. Coca-Cola has been the most popular soda brand in the U.S. and around the world for decades, and it continued its dominance last year. ...
- Pepsi. For a few years, Diet co*ke had supplanted Pepsi as the No. ...
- Diet co*ke. ...
- Mountain Dew.
co*ke may be a classic, but experts say it's as bad as any soda when it comes to your health. "Coca-Cola can increase one's risk for osteoporosis," says Michelle Rauch, MS, RDN.
Fanta limped along with little marketing support and relatively poor sales until the mid-1980s, when Coca-Cola stopped selling it nationwide. (It remained available in regions with large immigrant populations, where families would recognize the fizzy orange beverage from their birth countries.)
4) Pepsi and Dr.
Pepper contain, more or less, the same ingredients as co*ke, but Hunnes points out that they boast 10 more calories and two more grams of carbohydrates (aka, sugar) each.
Dubbed nectar of the gods by its many fans, Mountain Dew takes the crown for the soda with the most grams of sugar, according to Business Insider. Coming in at a whopping 77 grams per 20-ounce bottle, per PepsiCo, that's more than 18 teaspoons of added sugar (via American Heart Association).
The sugar content is the main factor that makes Mountain Dew worse than other sodas. One serving of “The Dew” has 11 teaspoons of sugar. One serving of Coca Cola only has 9 grams of sugar, which is a lot already. Mountain Dew also has a lot of citric acid in it, which will soften your enamel.
Created in 1866, Vernon's Ginger Ale is the oldest soda pop in America. Vernor's is located in Michigan and was created by James Vernor. The unique flavor was actually created on accident by leaving the soda pop encased in wood while he went off to war.
- Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash.
- Wild Cherry Pepsi.
- Fanta Orange.
- Mountain Dew.
- Mellow Yellow.
Which is stronger co*ke or Pepsi?
Scientifically speaking, there is a difference in taste between co*ke and Pepsi. co*ke is described to have a taste resembling molasses due to its vanilla-raisin flavor while Pepsi is citrus and lemony. Pepsi even consists of a higher amount of sugar and caffeine which makes its flavor stronger and quicker to taste.
Sierra Mist
As it turns out, it certainly wins in terms of healthiness. Sierra Mist is the healthiest soda. A single can of Sierra Mist Lemon-lime soda contains 140 calories, 37 g of carbs, and 35 mg of sodium, which allows it to place slightly better than its closest competitor.
- Strawberry Fanta.
- Jones Berry Lemonade. ...
- Berry Fanta. ...
- Dr. ...
- Grape Crush. ...
- Jarritos Mandarin. ...
- Cranberry Sprite. ...
- Wild Cherry Pepsi. Pepsi, in general, is a much more crisply finishing drink than co*ke. ...
Jolt Cola - by far the most well-known higher caffeinated soda.
Ginger Ale was the smallest in diameter. This soda had the least amount of carbonation.
The Hubba Bubba brand was discontinued in the U.S. in the early 1990s but returned in 2004.
Since 2004, Coca-Cola Company has been the market leader, according to industry statistics. Pepsi ranks second, followed by Dr. Pepper-Snapple. In Q1 2022, PepsiCo had a market cap of $229.3 billion while Coca-Cola had a market cap of $268.4 billion.
Crystal Pepsi, an iconic clear soda from the early 1990s, is making a comeback — sort of. The caffeine-free drink originally hit U.S. store shelves in 1992 and was discontinued in 1994.
