[ SECRET POST #2957 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2957 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Regional terms for soft drinks

[ansela_jonla]

Thanks. Bookmarked for when this pops up for another part of America.

Re: Regional terms for soft drinks

[(Anonymous)]

As a general rule of thumb - deep south is coke, upper midwest and great plains are pop, everywhere else is mostly soda.

Re: Regional terms for soft drinks

[otakugal15]

I can attest to that, here in the South. It's Coke.

Re: Regional terms for soft drinks

[(Anonymous)]

It can depend on where you are in the south. I live in Texas (the Dallas area, which is north Texas) and everyone I knows calls it soda and if you ordered a coke in a restaurant, then they would automatically bring you a coca cola and not clarify to ask what kind of coke you want (that's been my experience at least). Even in Texas though, there are still regional differences (because, well, it's a big dang state) and I have some friends from the Galveston area and thereabouts (on the coast and deeper south) who say that they refer to soft drinks in general as coke.

Re: Regional terms for soft drinks

[(Anonymous)]

That's a good point, although I wouldn't really consider Texas the deep south?

Re: Regional terms for soft drinks

[(Anonymous)]

da

You're mostly right: most of Texas is no longer considered part of the deep south with the exception of east Texas, which is still commonly considered as such

Re: Regional terms for soft drinks

[(Anonymous)]

It isn't? I'm Minnesotan and I just assumed the furthest south states were.. the deep south. lol

Re: Regional terms for soft drinks

[(Anonymous)]

This is so true. It's coke, even if it's Pepsi down here.