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November 1st 2025 03:50 AM

Mindfulness.

Re: Mr Pibb makes a retun

Dr Pepper isn't as big over here as Coca Cola or Pepsi.

October 23rd 2025 12:12 AM

Proud90sKid

Re: Mr Pibb makes a retun

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Originally Posted by Arabesque- golfing girl.

I hope they come back for all of you and then you can all enjoy them.

Im finally feeling otimistic about the Surge thing after all these years. In light of this news, a group on facebook called Surge movement with over 300k followers is planning to literally pay for a billboard to be placed right by the Atlanta Coca Cola HQ with a request they bring back Surge. While that seems a bit extreme to me, I bet that will at certainly bring some attention to it. The same group did exactly that in the past and Coke did a limited release in response.

October 22nd 2025 11:20 PM

theantihero

Re: Mr Pibb makes a retun

I've never heard of this soda brand. I've always stuck to Pepsi products.

October 22nd 2025 12:23 PM

Arabesque- golfing girl.

Re: Mr Pibb makes a retun

I hope they come back for all of you and then you can all enjoy them.

October 22nd 2025 02:05 AM

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Re: Mr Pibb makes a retun

It would be cool to see old drinks come back, even seasonally!

October 21st 2025 11:24 PM

Proud90sKid

Mr Pibb makes a retun

Coca Cola’s “competing” product to Dr.Pepper will go back to being called Mr. Pibb instead of Pibb Xtra- likely due to some 90s nostalgia. I put competing in quotes because the companies have a bit of a weird relationship- with Coca Cola being paid to distribute Dr.Pepper instead in some markets. Dr. Pepper is actually produced by a third soda company(the same one that produces 7up, snapple, and RC cola) and it relies on Coca Cola and Pepsi to distribute their product for them. That has led to misconception that it is a coke or pepsi product as it can often be found in (both) coke and pepsi machines and fountains.

It has raised my hope that coca cola will bring back my favorite soda at least on a limited time basis- a discontinued mountain dew competitor called Surge. Coca Cola has not been able to successfully compete with PepsiCo in the citrus soda market.

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