Soda...mmm...yummy.
...but Expensive!
Unless, of course, you make your own.
Don't scoff.
You COULD go out for breakfast every morning, or you can fry your own eggs and microwave some bacon, right?
You COULD go out for dinner every night, but that costs an arm and a leg!
That's why you cook, right?
Making your own soda with a reliable soda maker is a low cost way to get your favorite flavored beverage without leaving the house! (So you don't spend extra for GAS, either. See?!?!?)
AND...when made right...soda made in house is healthier because it lacks the additives and chemicals that are used when mass-produced and then stored on shelves.
Would you like to make your own delicious, healthy soda?
This baby sits comfortably on your kitchen counter...like a blender or a coffee maker!
But there are MANY to choose from!
And they all are Soda Makers that now feature FREE SHIPPING?
(Go ahead...click the link and see for yourself!)
Make yourself a sparkling water drink....flavor it as you wish...and enjoy the beverage right in your own home for nickels at a time!!!
Showing posts with label soda machine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soda machine. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Monday, August 23, 2010
Taco Bell puts 16 sodas in 1 Machine
Occasionally I blog about Coca-Cola's attempt to offer a machine that produces almost 100 flavors of soda in 1 concise place. It's called the Freestyle, and I've last written about it here.
Today I wandered into my local Taco Bell, and what do you know?
The soda machine, featuring Pepsi products, has SIXTEEN soda buttons!
It's true.
There are 4 'spouts' in the machine, and each spout has 4 buttons above it.
Now, in fairness, there were 2 opportunities to select "Pepsi"...but Water, Iced Tea, Mountain Dew, Cherry Pepsi, Diet Pepsi and Mug Root Beer made an appearance, also. (I'm sure there was a Pink Lemonade button, too. I'm doing this from memory because I left my cellphone-with-camera in the car when I went in to buy lunch).
I can tell you that I eat in a LOT of Taco Bells, and this is the first time I've seen said machine.
So one has to ask...is this Pepsi's subtle way of getting a multi-soda machine on the market before Coca Cola does...or just a short-scale coincidence?
Learn more about the Coke versus Pepsi battle of the ages at www.Squidoo.com/CokevsPepsi
Today I wandered into my local Taco Bell, and what do you know?
The soda machine, featuring Pepsi products, has SIXTEEN soda buttons!
It's true.
There are 4 'spouts' in the machine, and each spout has 4 buttons above it.
Now, in fairness, there were 2 opportunities to select "Pepsi"...but Water, Iced Tea, Mountain Dew, Cherry Pepsi, Diet Pepsi and Mug Root Beer made an appearance, also. (I'm sure there was a Pink Lemonade button, too. I'm doing this from memory because I left my cellphone-with-camera in the car when I went in to buy lunch).
I can tell you that I eat in a LOT of Taco Bells, and this is the first time I've seen said machine.
So one has to ask...is this Pepsi's subtle way of getting a multi-soda machine on the market before Coca Cola does...or just a short-scale coincidence?
Learn more about the Coke versus Pepsi battle of the ages at www.Squidoo.com/CokevsPepsi
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Update on Coke's most interesting soda machine
Are you familiar with the Freestyle?
Not freestyle rapping.
Not freestyle swimming.
I'm talking about the Freestyle soda machine from Coca Cola.
Almost a year ago I wrote a blog post about this new technology. While inventive and potentially a sales-increaser, it appears to have had a slow start.
Today's article in Newsmax accentuates the point.
The machine costs 30% more than a traditional soda fountain machine...and has only debuted in a handful of stores.
Coca Cola CEO Muhtar Kent is undeterred.
His experience has been that anyone who has used the machine has been completely satisfied...and has come back for more!
Clearly the machine makes it easier for the consumer to try new (or obscure) flavors without investing in a 12-pack of the goods...and clearly it makes it easier for Coca Cola to test market flavours and track the results.
But the question becomes how much more soda will it sell...and will the fast food restaurants that employ the technology be able to sell enough soda to easily cover the cost?
Not freestyle rapping.
Not freestyle swimming.
I'm talking about the Freestyle soda machine from Coca Cola.
Almost a year ago I wrote a blog post about this new technology. While inventive and potentially a sales-increaser, it appears to have had a slow start.
Today's article in Newsmax accentuates the point.
The machine costs 30% more than a traditional soda fountain machine...and has only debuted in a handful of stores.
Coca Cola CEO Muhtar Kent is undeterred.
His experience has been that anyone who has used the machine has been completely satisfied...and has come back for more!
Clearly the machine makes it easier for the consumer to try new (or obscure) flavors without investing in a 12-pack of the goods...and clearly it makes it easier for Coca Cola to test market flavours and track the results.
But the question becomes how much more soda will it sell...and will the fast food restaurants that employ the technology be able to sell enough soda to easily cover the cost?
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
The smartest Coke machines on the Earth
Coca Cola is about to debut a self-serve drink dispenser that pours more than 100 varieties of soda, juice and flavoured waters!
The Freestyle drink dispenser will appear in Atlanta (obviously!), Salt Lake City and Orange County , CA by the end of the summer...but the long range plan is to have tens of thousands of them in McDonald's and Burger Kings nationwide.
You can read all about it in the article in InformatioWeek. That's what caught my eye and I was super impressed with it! (so much so that I called there and asked about serving as a national installer for the line!)
You think you have enough choices when you buy fast food NOW?! Imagine being able to order one of ONE HUNDRED different beverages!
And how clever is Coca Cola?! Instead of putting new flavors in cans and bottles and hoping you'll buy them...you can now try a new flavor for the $1.49 you were going to spend at the burger joint ANYWAY.
Why is this clever?! Because these new machines are smart little computers. Coca Cola can see how many units of 'New Flavor' is selling. And in what cities. And in what quantities. And how many a day.
Maybe Coca Cola can do something clever with Jay-Z's version of Cherry Coke. Or make Coke with Lime more popular. Or suddenly compete with Dr. Brown's Celery Soda!
There's a big world of mini computers out there...and Coca Cola has certainly cornered the technology and put it to work.
Try some new flavours this Summer!
Comment here about them...and at Coke vs. Pepsi!
The Freestyle drink dispenser will appear in Atlanta (obviously!), Salt Lake City and Orange County , CA by the end of the summer...but the long range plan is to have tens of thousands of them in McDonald's and Burger Kings nationwide.
You can read all about it in the article in InformatioWeek. That's what caught my eye and I was super impressed with it! (so much so that I called there and asked about serving as a national installer for the line!)
You think you have enough choices when you buy fast food NOW?! Imagine being able to order one of ONE HUNDRED different beverages!
And how clever is Coca Cola?! Instead of putting new flavors in cans and bottles and hoping you'll buy them...you can now try a new flavor for the $1.49 you were going to spend at the burger joint ANYWAY.
Why is this clever?! Because these new machines are smart little computers. Coca Cola can see how many units of 'New Flavor' is selling. And in what cities. And in what quantities. And how many a day.
Maybe Coca Cola can do something clever with Jay-Z's version of Cherry Coke. Or make Coke with Lime more popular. Or suddenly compete with Dr. Brown's Celery Soda!
There's a big world of mini computers out there...and Coca Cola has certainly cornered the technology and put it to work.
Try some new flavours this Summer!
Comment here about them...and at Coke vs. Pepsi!
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