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Edit- Specify type of bottle: Plastic of Glass.
Edit 2- Since there is some confusion about "fountain". A soda fountain is a machine the dispenses soda. They are typically seen in restaurants, most visibly at fast food establishments. Some are behind the counter, others are self serve. A typical soda fountain works as follows: One tube has carbonated water, another tube has syrup and flavoring. When the user selects his drink and pushes their cup against the dispenser the contents of the two tubes mix and out comes their drink. However, a new device from Coca-Cola, called Coke Freestyle, works a slightly different way. There are three tubes. One is carbonated water, the second is syrup, and the third is flavor. The flavoring is highly concentrated. It's made that way so that less space is needed for flavoring. As a result, the Freestyle machines allow for a higher variety of soda options. In most fountains, if you want a Coke, you have two options: regular or diet. In the Freestyle machine you can have regular, diet, caffeine free, caffeine free diet, zero, vanilla, cherry, etc. And that is just the Coke offerings in the machine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coca-Cola_Freestyle
Fountain for me. I think it tastes better and is more refreshing. Anyone else?
Edit 2- New addition to this: When from soda comes from fountain or bottle (2-litter) (or poured from can) do you prefer it in a glass, plastic cup, or stryofoam. I kind of like styrofoam. It never feels cold to the touch and seems to keep the soda cooler longer. A few counties away from me, they are trying to ban styrofoam all together. Chick-Fil-A is trying to fight it, saying the reason they prefer to use styrofoam is the same reason I like using it. It just keeps the soda cold and crisp.
Edit 2- Since there is some confusion about "fountain". A soda fountain is a machine the dispenses soda. They are typically seen in restaurants, most visibly at fast food establishments. Some are behind the counter, others are self serve. A typical soda fountain works as follows: One tube has carbonated water, another tube has syrup and flavoring. When the user selects his drink and pushes their cup against the dispenser the contents of the two tubes mix and out comes their drink. However, a new device from Coca-Cola, called Coke Freestyle, works a slightly different way. There are three tubes. One is carbonated water, the second is syrup, and the third is flavor. The flavoring is highly concentrated. It's made that way so that less space is needed for flavoring. As a result, the Freestyle machines allow for a higher variety of soda options. In most fountains, if you want a Coke, you have two options: regular or diet. In the Freestyle machine you can have regular, diet, caffeine free, caffeine free diet, zero, vanilla, cherry, etc. And that is just the Coke offerings in the machine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coca-Cola_Freestyle
Fountain for me. I think it tastes better and is more refreshing. Anyone else?
Edit 2- New addition to this: When from soda comes from fountain or bottle (2-litter) (or poured from can) do you prefer it in a glass, plastic cup, or stryofoam. I kind of like styrofoam. It never feels cold to the touch and seems to keep the soda cooler longer. A few counties away from me, they are trying to ban styrofoam all together. Chick-Fil-A is trying to fight it, saying the reason they prefer to use styrofoam is the same reason I like using it. It just keeps the soda cold and crisp.
