/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>16099300

No, "pop" is the correct term.

CT
Soda, though I have nothing against popbros.

>>10437282

Nothing against popbros, but people who use coke to refer to soda/pop generically need to be euthanized.

>>10364565
In those bright green areas in southeast North Carolina, they call them, "dopes".

>>6622569
Seems more like a gramps thing to say, but that's just me

pop master race

>>6524619

We must not break ranks, popfriend, until the masses calling it coke are utterly routed.

>>5892672
>(who the fuck says pop unironically?)
Quite a lot of people, actually.

>>5288871
The funny thing is that this is actually true in many places of the US. It's hilarious how clueless they are about even their own stuff.

we've had this conversation 15498 times

>>4754650
maybe get out of that dungeon of yours once in a while.

>>4298449
Well, not considering population density (don't feel like looking up the numbers for all these counties) I'd still hazard a guess you're in the majority.

It's "soda" here in Maryland unless somebody is specifically asking for a "coke" or "pepsi." I think I've heard "pop" from two people in my life; my grandfather (though he mainly says "soda") and a buddy's sister-in-law from Wash. state.

>>3809275