The Soda Pop Stop
Published by Karyn Zoldan March 15th, 2007 in Junk Food, Retro.Here is just one of the many flavors of soda pop at the world famous Galco’s in Highland Park, Calif (near downtown L.A.)
Orange soda reminds me of my youth.
Here is just one of the many flavors of soda pop at the world famous Galco’s in Highland Park, Calif (near downtown L.A.)
Orange soda reminds me of my youth.
Remember Barq’s cream soda? Oh, maybe that is a regional drink (Cincinnati, Ohio area). I used to see it advertised on the Uncle Al TV show by Captain Wendy — this is back in the 60’s.
Barq’s also had a root beer and Captain Wendy, during her live commercial, would make a “Black Cow” — an ice cream drink where you pour the root beer over several scoops of vanilla ice cream. Yum.
I also remember a chocolate drink that tasted like chocolate milk, but wasn’t. Can’t remember what it is called.
TAB also was a big drink — the first diet cola that I can recall. I don’t see it around these days. I can’t remember if it was made by Coke or Pepsi (Coke, I think.) Boy, I lived off of that stuff — drinking two 16 oz. bottles a day.
Mary - you’ll be delighted with this site
http://www.hometownfavorites.com/shop/candy_cat_js.asp?c=21 Your Tab is there! Plus some chocolate drinks that might create a memory too!
Hard to find groceries, candy, soda pop.
Stuff you didn’t think existed anymore.
Enjoy.
Dear Right,
Thanks for sending us to HomeTown Favorites. I see some foods from my past that I often crave like Necco’s candy and Hershey’s Syrup.
My grandmother used to drink Swee-Touch-Nee tea in a glass so I will definitely order some of that.
I was reading the website and they suggest to order these old time foods for birthdays. That is a great idea.
Mary,
I am from Cincinnati too. Do you remeber Barqs Lime soda? It was a treat for me, especially when we where able to walk to the family Pony Keg, this is what the store in my neighborhood was called. The soda was in a hobnail bottle and the taste was so good. I also remember getting Neccos and other penny candy there also. Those were the days!!
Rhonda, yes I remember the lime soda, but I don’t remember drinking it.
Since you are from Cincinnati, I have to ask you if you are related to Cash D. Amburgey? I remember his TV/radio commercials about his furniture store in South Lebanon Ohio.
If so, what is the history behind that store and what ever happened to it?
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