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[jw33]

Got one as a gift this weekend. Pretty neat little machine. Any decent recipes? I already tried the Dr. Pete and it is decent.

[Baron Von Crowder]

apparently, you can buy Dublin DP for it.

[bcoop]

apparently, you can buy Dublin DP for it.

According to Yale, they are now selling Dublin DP again bottled/canned, not just the syrup. It's called black cherry soda or some shit. It sure doesn't look the same though, from the picture he sent me.

[mustang_revival]

Dublin DP as in real sugar? They have it at Costco

[bcoop]

Dublin DP as in real sugar? They have it at Costco

They stopped making "Dublin" DP a few years ago. Dr. Pepper does have a product made with Imperial cane sugar, sold in green and red cans. I don't believe it is made in Dublin any longer, and I also don't know what differences may exist between the original Dublin DP and the new stuff in green cans.


Dr. Pepper claims the stuff in green cans to be the same thing, but it wouldn't be the first time a corporation has lied.

[Scott Mc]

The Grandson sold out to a place in Frisco if my memory serves.

[motoman]

[BP]

Dublin and Dr. Pepper are no longer affiliated. Dublin Bottling Works had a franchise agreement with Dr. Pepper that limited their distribution area to 44 square miles. Dublin started doing online sales and refused to stop even after Dr. Pepper threatened to pull their franchise agreement. Dr. Pepper sued and won, taking away their franchise and giving them the trademark to the Dublin Dr. Pepper name.

Their museum still has the right to use the DP name and if you go to their website it gives a link to corporate DP and to Doc's soda shop, the museum.

DP still makes a product with pure cane sugar but it's not made in Dublin. Realistically it's exactly the same product but it won't specifically say Dublin on it anywhere.

[rodroc]

That is a cool looking Dr Pepper can

[GrayStangGT]

[UserX]

No way that stuff tastes better than Pepsi. I remember my grandparents had a home soda machine in the 70's. It was more of a novelty than a good soda.

[Baron Von Crowder]

No way that stuff tastes better than Pepsi. I remember my grandparents had a home soda machine in the 70's. It was more of a novelty than a good soda.

We had one when I was in my teens, it was one from the 60's, and you had to play with the adjustments a bit to make it right. It was fine, tasted the same or better.

[YALE]

The Grandson sold out to a place in Frisco if my memory serves.

Memory failed.