Don't be an arse, stick to the bottle
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Phaenon — 5 months ago(October 19, 2025 05:15 PM)
They try to say it's the original taste BtM but everyone knows that the ingredients used back in the Victorian era would not be tolerated by today's Standards Agencies and so it's more a gimmick than anything 'true'.
But they do lean into that old stylee to make it more believable.
It's just more money for a regular Irn-Bru but a bit stronger (Still made with English water though in the can - kind of like modern Newkie Brown isn't the real deal these days).
Ding Dong
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Phaenon — 5 months ago(October 19, 2025 05:42 PM)
It will still probably be around 8 dollars though. It's officially an "Import" and so it carries the price that goes along with that
But, once you've had some - you'll see why you shouldn't touch the diet stuff. It's made to put hairs on your chest
Ding Dong
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Bless this Mess — 5 months ago(October 19, 2025 05:42 PM)
That sounds disappointing. I’m not so keen on all flash retro themed things which scam you. I picked up a multipack of Walkers crisps from Tesco the other week which had ‘90s style packaging’ on them. However it was just the large bag which the crisp bags came in which had the 90s packaging and the individual packets themselves were standard 2025 bags. This disappointed me because I wanted to take them into work and pretend to my colleagues that I had been back in time 30 years for crisps!
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