Giving Up Coke? Mission aborted

Saturday, January 28, 2012

Giving Up Coke? Mission aborted

Well....I didn't exactly quit drinking Coke. I did try...and I tried Coke Zero but couldn't take it. Much to my surprise, according to my poll, I'm not the only adult in America drinking Coke. In fact, the responses overwhelmingly showed that of people who drink Pop, most people drink Coke. However, it actually showed that most people don't drink Pop at all. Kudos to you!!

I, however, cannot give up Coke but I gave it a valiant effort. I did end up trying and liking Trop50

Thanks so much to Tropicana for giving away two $50 Spa vouchers to my readers in conjunction with SpaWeek. I will notify the winners via email and they will have 48 hours to respond.

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7 comments:

UnknownJanuary 28, 2012 at 9:14 AM
I found you on Hop Along Friday! Come visit! Www.mamatinkstinkerings.blogspot.com
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NatalyJanuary 28, 2012 at 10:37 AM
I love Coke too... I found you on Blog Hop please follow :)
http://sweetcalifornialiving.blogspot.com/
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AnonymousJanuary 28, 2012 at 6:19 PM
I recently just gave up soda too! Even though mine was diet, it still had sodium and that adds up! Good luck!

I'm also your newest follower! Would love if you would stop by when you get a chance! :) Hope you have an awesome weekend!

Kim
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About JollyJillyJanuary 29, 2012 at 8:28 AM
I wish you like giving up the fizzy stuff lol
I have a gastric band so was forced to give up all frizzy drinks. It was hard to I have learnt to live without it in time.
I am a new follower from the blog hop
If you have time i would love it if you come visit me
www.jollyjillys.blogspot.com
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The Pepperrific LifeJanuary 29, 2012 at 7:09 PM
I used to love Coke, but have given it up entirely. It's hard, but possible :) Congrats on your effort. You can try again next time, maybe :)
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AnnaJanuary 30, 2012 at 9:25 PM
I was able to switch over to Coke Zero, but it's not much better for you. They've even found that the aspartame they put in the diet and low calorie sodas can be damaging to your brain over time. :/
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