Read more: What You Need To Know Before You Drink Your Next Diet Coke Slice soda was originally launched in 1984 by PepsiCo, as an answer to lemon-lime drinks like Sprite and 7 Up. What made the ...

When Slice showed up, the soda pop world was dominated by colas ... The drink first came out in lemon-lime flavor, but before we ’80s kids knew it, there was a whole orchard full of fruit ...

What makes someone choose a lemon-lime variety of soda, no matter what it’s called, instead of a cola or a root beer or an orange pop? Hemphill didn’t know—variety, maybe, or demographics ...

In case you never experienced Slice, it was introduced in 1984 by PepsiCo. It was a lemon-lime soda that contained 10% fruit juice, and it was meant to be a competitor to Sprite. A few years later ...

If you were a soda drinker in the 80s, you might remember Slice, the fizzy beverage launched ... The new soda flavors include Orange, Lemon Lime, Classic Cola, and Grapefruit Spritz.

In recent years, drink cases at grocery stores and delis have been transformed into rainbow-colored seas. Cans of fizzy drinks — with Gen-Z-bait graphic design and bright hues — touting ...