/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.3815246]

D. Always will be.

[Anonymous No.3815254]

b, whelp

[Sherron Ballins !!9tpWMDvpAAL No.3815259]

>>3815246
was once D, now is A....
Thanks college....

[Anonymous No.3815260]

A

[None !OPIATE9fy. No.3815261]

>>3815246
>D

redneck white trash detected

A. is the only reasonable answer

[Anonymous No.3815263]

soda. anything else is for FAGGOTS ONLY

soft drink is also acceptable on a technical level

[Anonymous No.3815265]

Britfag here, fizzy pop.

[Anonymous No.3815266]

is not A

[Anonymous No.3815272]

Chaser

[Anonymous No.3815279]

No Coke, Pepsi!

[Anonymous No.3815285]

c

[Anonymous No.3815289]

G. Sugar water

[Anonymous No.3815292]

interchangeable between B and A. Mostly B.

[Anonymous No.3815303]

A or B
THE NORTH WILL CONTINUE TO PREVAIL
Faggot.

[Anonymous No.3815321]

Soda only, forever and always

Unless it actually IS Coke, then it could be that.

[Anonymous No.3815333]

>not FIZZY WIZZY WOBBLY POP

[Anonymous No.3815344]

A. What it is
B. What dumb rednecks call it
C. What even dumber rednecks call it
D. What somehow even fucking dumber rednecks call it
E. ROOTI TOOTI POINT N SHOOTI
F. Acceptable

[Anonymous No.3815348]

D or F

[Anonymous No.3815350]

Soda. I'm from the south but have never met anyone that uses Coke as a general term for soda. I think it's a Georgia thing, because all they have there IS Coke.

[Anonymous No.3815380]

>>3815246
G. LRN2TOJUSTIFY

[Anonymous No.3815382]

Depends on the context, I use A, B and F interchangeably.

[Anonymous No.3815384]

i grew up calling them "canned drinks". its what everybody in my family calls them so it became habit. does anyone else call them this?

[Anonymous No.3815389]

A and D, mostly, rarely F.

from west coast (so-cal)

[Anonymous No.3815392]

G. Shit

[Anonymous No.3815395]

>>3815384
Interesting. I call drinks containers "tins", while beans and custard come in "cans". Is it the opposit way around for you?

[Anonymous No.3815399]

7.00 - Breakfast
12.00 - Dinner
20.00 - Tea

[Anonymous No.3815404]

>>3815395
I've never heard soda cans called tins in my entire life. The can of beans; however, are in tin cans; usually shortened to cans.

[Anonymous No.3815407]

>>3815404
We drink tins of beer here.

[Anonymous No.3815423]

>>3815407
But where's "here"?

[Anonymous No.3815425]

>>3815395
no, we call them the same thing. if it is cylindrical and metal it is a can. yal actually say "tin of coke"?

[Anonymous No.3815448]

>>3815425
>>3815423
North of England.

[Anonymous No.3815451]

I call it juice. A can of juice. Or fizzy juice.

[Anonymous No.3815454]

I call it fizzy whizzy bubbly wubblys.

[Anonymous No.3815459]

>>3815451
>contains 0% juice
hurr i call em vegetables

[Anonymous No.3815464]

burpy stuff

[Anonymous No.3815465]

D

>the south will rise again

[Anonymous No.3815474]

B. Because I'm from Michigan.

[Anonymous No.3815478]

>>3815266
What shitionary did you get that from? No one calls club soda simply "soda." In fact the first definition can be confused with seltzer.

[Anonymous No.3815486]

>>3815465
What part of the south do you live in? I've lived in TN my entire life and Ive never met anyone who labeled all soft drinks as just 'coke,' and I even worked in a restaurant for two years.

I usually just call a drink by it's actual name. I don't say "Im going to the store to get some soft drinks," I say "I'm going to the store to get some Coke and Sprite."

[Anonymous No.3815490]

G - Tonic.
/New England

[Anonymous No.3815492]

>>3815474
A. Because I'm from Michigan

[Anonymous No.3815499]

>>3815246
A.

[Anonymous No.3815503]

>>3815492

You are? Every person I know calls it pop. Could it be a west Michigan or a country thing?

[Anonymous No.3815510]

>>3815503
Lansing, come visit sometime.

[Anonymous No.3815513]

>>3815459
It's just a name lad. And plenty nowadays do contain some fruit juice so SHOVE THAT UP YOUR STOCKING

[Anonymous No.3815514]

kidney stone causing and teeth rotting drink.

I don't understand why people drink them. It's just extra calories with some bad side effects. I used to like them as a kid, because I didn't know any better.

[Anonymous No.3815519]

>>3815513
>fruit juice
>stocking

Wow, it's like you really ARE gay.

[Anonymous No.3815531]

A and B are both correct

[Anonymous No.3815536]

I grew up saying pop (Minnesotafag) but about ten years ago I started saying soda and can't bring myself to say pop anymore, it sounds too silly.

Option D is funny, I didn't know anyone called everything Coke (my dad does call everything Pepsi though).

[Anonymous No.3815542]

>>3815513
They also contain sugar, water, and other ingredients, but you never hear people say, "Boy, I sure could use a tall glass of water." and proceed to pick up a soda.

[Anonymous No.3815543]

>>3815519
>>3815519
I was trying to reference bonestorm ;_;

>>3815542
No one calls it soda in the uk.

[Anonymous No.3815545]

B.

I'll occasionally say A, C just to be silly.

[Anonymous No.3815548]

D,A,A,A,A,A

[Anonymous No.3815550]

>>3815543
Do they all call it "fruit juice" then? Coke isn't even remotely fruit related.

[Anonymous No.3815551]

>implying its not a coca-cola, 7up, a&w, mountain dew, dr pepper and a sprite

[Anonymous No.3815552]

>D

Do you also call bleach "Javex" like those filthy Puerto Ricans?

[derpina No.3815560]

D sometimes, but mostly A.
my answer for those picking the other choices? different strokes for different folks.

[Anonymous No.3815564]

(B) most of the Time
(A) on occasion.

[Anonymous No.3815596]

It's all fine but calling all soda coke just shows how dumb southerners are, they can only remember what's most popular because everyone says it all the time.

[Anonymous No.3815607]

AFAIK many Canadians call it pop.

[Anonymous No.3815618]

>>3815596
you use a tissue to blow your nose, and a dumpster to throw your trash away. tissue and dumpster are both brand names commonly used instead of the actual name of the item. It is no different when people use the word coke as blanked term for a soft drink.

[Anonymous No.3815619]

None of them.

From left to right - Coke, 7up, A&W(? unfamiliar with that drink), Mountain Dew, Dr.Pepper and Sprite.

There is no general term for that type of drink. If I was offering them to somebody I wouldn't say 'would you like some pop/soda/coke?', I would say, 'would you like a drink? I've got coke, 7up, sprite (etcetera), and there's also juice and water and such'.

If you insist general terms must be used, 'pop' is acceptable only for 7up, sprite and other lemonade. Using any of those words is retarded though.

[Anonymous No.3815623]

>>3815618
dumpster and tissue are not brand names
kleenex is a brand name

[Anonymous No.3815627]

Soft Drink or Pop, divided into-
caramel coloured: Cola
clear/other: Soda

[Ricers gonna !RiceOCNvto No.3815633]

A always

[Anonymous No.3815636]

>>3815623
Dumpster is in fact a genericized trademark. originally Dempster Dumpster.

everyone i know calls them bins, though.

[Ricers gonna !RiceOCNvto No.3815642]

>>3815633
Oh and I cant imagine what other would be
soft drink?

[Anonymous No.3815646]

A or F

[Anonymous No.3815647]

It's fucking soda, you bitches. WHo the fuck would refer to sprite as "coke." Coke=Coca Cola.

[Ricers gonna !RiceOCNvto No.3815652]

>>3815647
They do in the south all the time
>uh can I get one of dem cokes orange
or
>ill take a uh coke sprite

[Anonymous No.3815667]

Southernfag here. I refer to "soda" as coke. I don't say I want a coke when talkin about Sprite or Dr. Pepper. I call those by their names. We use coke as in "I'm going to run to the store to grab some cokes."

[Anonymous No.3815718]

I'd say D applies to the can on the far left.

[Anonymous No.3815732]

Im that guy that calls all fizzy sugar drinks "seltzer".

[Anonymous No.3815734]

>>3815474
A million times this. I moved to NY and FL before and they all say "soda" I still say pop though. 313 Reppin'.

[Anonymous No.3815756]

I admit it guys, I'm one of those people that calls everything Coke.

I'm sorry.

[Anonymous No.3815765]

carbonated beverages

[Anonymous No.3815778]

A in general.
F if ordering in some sort of food establishment.

[Anonymous No.3815779]

extra virgin rum bubbly

[Anonymous No.3815780]

C. SODAPOP

[Anonymous No.3815783]

I used to call it Pop when I lived in Nebraska

Now that I live in Washington I call it Soda

[Anonymous No.3815787]

G. bubbly corn syrup

[Anonymous No.3815788]

G:
Coke
7-UP
A&W
AZN Dew
Dr. pepper
Sprite

[Anonymous No.3815808]

A - what I call it (because it's soda water with syrup added)
B - what children call it
C - what old people call it
D - what rednecks call it
E - what fruity British people call it
F - "soft drinks" is what you call the whole category of soda-based drinks, but if you call your particular a beverage a 'soft drink' it's acceptable.

[Anonymous No.3815833]

>>3815787

What if it's diet?

[Anonymous No.3815863]

Wollywonka here, we call that stuff Bubbly-Fubbly Dizzy Drink.

>mfw Americans drink their Bubbly-Fubbly Dizzy Drink with Whistle Tubes

[Anonymous No.3815871]

coke = all dark colas like pepsi, cokacola, etc
soda all clear or transparent drinks likes sprite, mtn dew, orange soda, ginge rale etc.

[anonymous No.3815900]

B

[Anonymous No.3815906]

>>3815863
>calling Suckle-Ducts "Whistle Tubes"

working class commoner.

[Anonymous No.3815942]

I wasn't aware so many people called it call coke. I've never met anyone else that did, and I'm from Florida.

Sure enough, it come out sounding like there's an 'a' right in the middle.

[Anonymous No.3815948]

>>3815906
>Calling Twirly-wirly suckly doodlies, 'suckle-ducts'

[Anonymous No.3815960]

>>3815871
>coke = all dark colas like pepsi, cokacola, etc

That's cola. Coke is specifically Cocacola. Get your shit together.

[Anonymous No.3816030]

>>3815948
i wonder who was behind this post..

[Anonymous No.3816034]

A is correct.

C and F are acceptable.

B and E are low-tier.

D is just retard-tier.

[Anonymous No.3816054]

Soda is the name for this type of drink.
Cola is the name for dark sodas.
Coke is a brand of Cola.
Soft Drinks are pretty much anything non-alcoholic.

/thread

[Anonymous No.3816140]

>>3815490
>/New England
fuck you only old people say Tonic

[Anonymous No.3816155]

I use A, B, and F. Never heard only use C, D, or E before.

[Anonymous No.3816167]

>>3815448
Only guy I've ever heard refer to it as a "tin" of juice was Portuguese.

I call it G. Juice, or F. Soft drink.

[Anonymous No.3816173]

>>3816034
agreement

>>3816054
cola is a nut which is used as a flavoring, this is a legal thing, it can not be a cola without having the flavor of a cola nut in it, dr.pepper is classified as a "fruit soda" not a cola because there is no cola flavoring in it

source: dr.pepper customer service hotline

[Anonymous No.3817016]

A nigga

[Anonymous No.3817019]

Flavored carbonated water.

[Anonymous No.3817020]

>>3816173
Oh, stop deluding yourself. Even Coca-Cola doesn't have extract of the kola nut anymore.

http://news.sciencemag.org/sciencenow/2011/05/scienceshot-how-natural-is-your.html?rss=1

[Anonymous No.3817022]

E. I was trying to remember if that was correct, if I didn't call them Soft Drinks (never used pop or coke as a generic thing, soda maybe) but then caught myself thinking "What do I call fizzy drinks then?".

And yes, Brit. Soft southern pansy, too.

[Anonymous No.3817046]

Well every answer except D is right.
There are more drinks than coke on the picture, you cant call it all coke.

[Anonymous No.3817067]

B nigga

[Anonymous No.3817076]

why no fizzy pop?

[Anonymous No.3817082]

It's fucking soda.

[Anonymous No.3817083]

B

[Anonymous No.3817087]

Q. Empty calories

Some of you may be content with land whale mode, but I'm not.

[Anonymous No.3817100]

Soda - Yes it is soda
Pop - It would have been pop if this was 1950
Sodapop - What are you a grandparent
Coke - A manufacturer of soda based out of Atlanta, Georgia
Fizzy Drink - Sure that describes it but it's a little long winded isn't it?
Soft Drink - All non-alcoholic beverages are soft drinks

[Anonymous No.3817106]

E

I usually just call them "fizzy".

[Anonymous No.3817116]

The proper terms are either soda pop or soft drink.

Coke is a brand name for Coca-Cola only. Using it for any other brand is just stupid. That would be like calling a pickup a Volkswagen, just because they're both vehicles.

Soda in the phrase "soda pop" is an adjective, not a noun. That would be like calling a sports car a sports, instead of a car (when not using the full phrase). Similarly, if you shorten the phrase soda pop, it is pop (the noun), not soda (the adjective). Anyone using the word "soda" is showing himself to be completely uneducated.

[Anonymous No.3817117]

I say D, but I admit it's fucking awkward to ask "what coke would you like?"

[Anonymous No.3817118]

>>3815783
I guess you had to dumb down your vocabulary for the locals, LOL.

[Anonymous No.3817122]

>>3815246
A.

though, the fact I usually drink flavored club soda might be the reason for this.

[Manchester is Blue - Formerly !iN.MY.aRMs !MCTIDqcvB6 No.3817130]

can of pop

[Anonymous No.3817132]

POP

[Anonymous No.3817136]

>the South

>HEY DERE I WANT A COKE
>WHAT KINDA COKE U WANT
>ILL HAVE THE MOUNTAIN DEW KIND

It's pop.

[Anonymous No.3817145]

>>3817136
>I want a fag!
>Europeans are so stupid! It's called a cigarette.

Who gives a flying fuck so long as the majority of people that live near you know what you're talking about?

We think you calling it "pop" is just as fucking retarded as you think "coke" is. Get over it.

[Anonymous No.3817312]

A or F are the correct answers.

[Anonymous No.3817317]

>>3817312
KEEP IT DOWN WITH THE COMMON SENSE ALREADY BUCKO

[Anonymous No.3817371]

Coke.

[Anonymous No.3817396]

>>3817145

You can call it whatever you want, with the exception of a specific brand name.

[Anonymous No.3817401]

A for Casual speak, F for less casual.

[Anonymous No.3817452]

>D
>Call any sort of Bandages 'Band-aids'
>Shiggydiggywoo

[None !OPIATE9fy. No.3817456]

so do rednecks just ask for perdue when want a chicken thigh?

[Anonymous No.3817490]

I'm from Virginia where it's always either soda or soft drink. I remember going to WV once as a kid and being confused as fuck by hearing pop. I've NEVER heard anyone say coke IRL and I'm surrounded by rednecks. I thought that was a joke or something.

[Anonymous No.3817967]

>calling it "pop"

No one thinks your cool when you call it that you fucking hipster shits.

[Anonymous No.3818000]

Soda: Can refer to either baking soda or sweet carbonated drinks.
Pop: What people around here (Nebraska) generally use
Sodapop: Reminds me of 50s diners...
Coke: Well my old biology teacher called it that...mostly it refers to Cocacola though
Fizzy Drink: If you want to be strangly descriptive, okay...
Soft Drink: How it's listed on menus

What I say: If I'm talking about things I drink, I'll call it soda; if I'm offering others drinks, it's pop. It kind of depends on what kind of people I'm around I guess...

[Anonymous No.3818002]

>>3817967
>your

[Anonymous No.3818003]

>>3817106
So when you go to a restaurant, you say, "do you have any fizzies?" or "what kind of fizzies do you have?"

[Anonymous No.3818026]

>>3817967

What makes it so "hipster" when everyone you know calls it that?

[Anonymous No.3818037]

Pop isn't a hipster thing, it's a midwestern thing. Though I'm sure they will be wearing lots of flannel and overalls soon...

[Anonymous No.3818050]

>>3815486
not that guy, but i'm from nashville and we do it here.

[Anonymous No.3818066]

Canadian here, and everyone says "Pop". I only say "Soda" because I had an American roommate that drilled it into me.

[BlastTechno !Lah4W4etNM No.3818081]

What retard doesn't just call each drink by brand name?

[Anonymous No.3818103]

>>3818081
they do, this is just about naming them all something in general.

[Anonymous No.3818114]

>>3818081

People without autism?

[Anonymous No.3818119]

Carbonated FlavoBev. Drink of the Future, Today!

[Anonymous No.3818127]

Quebecker here, we all say D

[Anonymous No.3818133]

F&E for Australians. A. may also be used by wannabe yanks

[Anonymous No.3818147]

Tonic, the proper word is tonic.

[Anonymous No.3819882]

those are soft drinks.

[Anonymous No.3819889]

>>3819882
They are until you add the rum.

[Anonymous No.3819892]

A. (Californian here)

[Anonymous No.3819896]

They're all Sodas you fucking turds. Only one of those is a "coke".
Yes I'm mad.

[Anonymous No.3819899]

B

[Anonymous No.3819905]

Holy fuck, there's that many people who call it "soda"? That word makes me angry. It's almost as gross sounding as "moist".

It's called pop ffs
Fucking redneck Americunts
Canadafag btw

[Anonymous No.3820190]

>>3819905
>It's called pop ffs

IT SAYS SODA ON THE FUCKING CAN/BOTTLE

EVEN ON FAYGO, WHICH IS A MICHIGAN-BASED BRAND

FUCK

[Anonymous No.3820196]

Soda

[Anonymous No.3820239]

Mixers

[Anonymous No.3820248]

All of those sound fucking ridiculous when you actually take your head out of your country bumpkin or faggotry filled "hurr ddurr im cultured socal" asses, but you goddamn idiots will argue over anything.

[Anonymous No.3820250]

>not referring to each brand by its actual name

fucking why?

[Anonymous No.3820254]

G. Carbonated beverages

[Anonymous No.3820264]

>>3820254
H. Aerated Beverage

[Anonymous No.3820413]

F. Ausfag here.

[Anonymous No.3820445]

F.
Ausfag, reporting in.

[Anonymous No.3820449]

fountain drink

[Anonymous No.3820466]

If you call it coke I will assume you are referring to Coca-cola and never anything else.

[Anonymous No.3820513]

F. another ausfag

[Anonymous No.3820550]

F. Norwegian.

[Anonymous No.3820686]

F - Another European here speaking English correctly.

[Louie /ck/ !L0u/MrbmRY No.3820966]

>anything other than A
what the fuck?

I call it soda even thought from where I'm from people call it "refresco" lel

[Anonymous No.3820986]

>>3815633
>2003
Florida fag here, never heard ANYONE call it anything other than Soda. Ever.

[Anonymous No.3820993]

A. It used to be B.

[Anonymous No.3820998]

Z. Neckbeard Nectar

[Anonymous No.3820999]

>Go to a diner and ask for a coke
>then they ask me what kind
>Uh...coke.
>We got Pepsi products, what kind of coke you want?
>mfw

[Anonymous No.3821000]

A, north-east Texan here.

[Anonymous No.3821024]

sometimes E and F

but I usually refer to them as 'minerals', as do most people I know here in Ireland. They might not even be called that across the whole country afaik, but its how I know them

[Anonymous No.3821165]

B.
POP, midwest representin

[Anonymous No.3821287]

Läsk

[Anonymous No.3821300]

>>3815246

From left to right it is coke, 7up, that brown can, mountain dew, dr pepper and sprite.

F is best.

[Anonymous No.3821319]

A it's soda
oregonfag here

[Anonymous No.3821320]

i don't care about the rest, but anyone who refers to all soda as coke is downright idiotic. It's like calling all soda sprite..or dr. pepper. coke is a name of one type of soda. get it right country bumpkins

[Anonymous No.3821324]

Hey, let me have a Coke

YOU FAGGOT LIBERAL I WANTED 7-UP COKE.

[Anonymous No.3821342]

SAffer here.

G. Cool Drink.

Judge all you want. That's what they're called in South Africa.

[Anonymous No.3821671]

You forgot tonic (which, by the way it's not, but some of my old new england compatriots would disagree with me).

And who the fuck says "fizzy drink"?

[Anonymous No.3821680]

A.

everyone in ohio calls it pop for some retarded reason, and i have lived here for most of my lift. i attribute it to the fact that i was born in oregon and moved here shortly after.

[Anonymous No.3821696]

COKE IS SHORT FOR COCA COLA

Who the fuck actually calls all soda 'COKE' what the FUCK