Top 10 Discontinued Soda Drinks We Miss (Part 4)

List of the top 10 discontinued soda drinks we all miss part 4. Amazing discontinued soda flavors we are surprised people actually drank. They are best discontinued sodas you can't get anymore in stores.
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No food item is safe from discontinuation, but some products are more at risk than others. And one food item that keeps getting discontinued left, right and center is the soft drink. We don’t know what it is about sodas, but their producers seem to get bored of them real fast. Here are more of the top 10 discontinued soda drinks we miss (part 4).

Soda also known as soft drink is a part of many people's North American diet, a lot of people can't get enough of these sugary carbonated beverages. Not all soft drinks are around forever, some of these fan favorites beverages are no longer in production in America. It is hard to believe that so many soft drink have been discontinued in the USA.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Discontinued Soda Drinks We Miss (Part 4)
0:31 Hubba Bubba Soda
1:42 Red Fusion
3:01 Pepsi Blue
4:41 Mountain Dew Sangrita Blast
6:28 Mr. PiBB
8:05 Pepsi Tropical Chill
9:20 Coca-Cola C2
10:33 Mountain Dew Ultraviolet
11:57 Snapple Tru Root Beer
13:14 Tahitian Treat

SUMMARIES:
Hubba Bubba Soda was first created using bubble gum flavored snow cone syrup – which sounds sweet enough to cause cavities within seconds.
Dr. Pepper’s release of their Red Fusion soda in the early 2000s was a historic moment, as it was the first time Dr. Pepper had added a new drink to their line-up in the more than 122 years that the company had been around.
It might have had the word “Pepsi” in its name, but that’s where the similarities between Pepsi Blue and regular Pepsi stop.
Another gone-but-not-forgotten soft drink is Mountain Dew's Sangrita Blast.
The Coca-Cola Company developed Mr. PiBB in the early seventies with the goal of creating a drink that could compete with the wildly popular Dr. Pepper.
If you’ve never heard of Pepsi Tropical Chill, it’s probably because it didn’t stick around for very long.
Coca-Cola C2 first launched in Japan but made its way to North America not long after.
One of Mountain Dew’s many, many variations, Mountain Dew Ultraviolet, was sold for two limited runs around 2010.
True to its name, Snapple’s Tru Root Beer fully captured that signature Root Beer flavor.
Tahitian Treat was fruit punch flavored and easily recognized by its bright red color.

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