JavaPop is the nation’s first organic and fair trade certified coffee soda; a carbonated, non-dairy based, 100% natural coffee drink that’s “made from ingredients you can pronounce”. Though I’m skeptical about the taste of a coffee flavored soda, it sounds like it’s made of some good stuff, so I’d be interested to try it. Plus, they use recycled materials in all of their packaging, so you don’t have to worry about your drink downing the environment. How refreshing.
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The Beer Caddy from Neiman Marcus is designed to keep a 5-liter beer or soda keg cool so you can pour a perfect pint from anywhere, though hopefully you only use the included car power adapter while in park. Plus, it looks good with its stainless steel body.
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Turkey and Gravy might not be a typical flavor you think of when you think of soda, but for Jones Soda Co., it’s a staple. Part of their 2006 Limited Edition Holiday Pack, Turkey and Gravy can also be enjoyed with their Sweet Potato, Dinner Roll, Pea, and Antacid Flavored Sodas for the complete meal experience. After you’re done with the main course though, don’t forget to have desert. In this case, it’s the 2006 Limited Edition Desert Pack, including Cherry Pie, Banana Cream Pie, Key Lime Pie, Apple Pie, and Blueberry Pie. These may sound disgusting (and I’m sure some of them probably are), but when else are you going to be able to try a dinner roll flavored soda? Plus, part of the proceeds benefits St. Jude’s Children’s Research Center and Toys for Tots, so you’ll be helping out a good cause while sip on your banana cream pie. Also, all sodas are completely vegetarian, certified kosher, and contain zero caffeine, calories, or carbs. Sounds like a win-win situation all around, so drink up.
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The Fizz-Keeper by Pump & Pour is a nifty little way of keeping those just-opened bottles of soda from going flat before you even have a chance to enjoy them. Simply replace the cap on the bottle with the Fizz-Keeper, give it a few squeezes when you’re temporarily finished, and you’re guaranteed to have fresh, fizzy soda the next time you pour. They even make a Pump & Pour for cans, so you can keep your personal sized sugar syrup ready at all times. Savorers rejoice, your fizz protection is here.
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…It’s TGI Friday: Beer?
Free Stuff Friday is back, and this time, I’m giving away a $10 iTunes gift card to one lucky winner (which is coincidentally just enough to buy the DYH iMix 04.07 if you so choose). To enter, just add a comment to this post with the name of your favorite beer. Not only will this earn you an entry into the contest, it will also add $.50 to the Comment Charity total as a way of saying thanks for your time.
Don’t drink beer? No problem; just comment with the name of your favorite beer alternative (soda, coffee, water, wine, etc.) and you’ll also be entered.
Though my all-time favorite would have to be Stone’s Imperial Russian Stout, I’m currently digging the wonderful Pipeline Porter that Kona recently released.
As usual, the contest will run through Sunday, so you have plenty of time to pick a favorite (or make one up if you don’t already have one) and type it into the comment box.
A few minutes of your time in exchange for a chance at a few free songs? Sounds like a good deal to me. Cheers.