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I think anyone that buys soda is getting ripped off. That stuff tastes terrible. lol
I hardly ever buy it. Maybe once a year, if even that, for New Years.. And even then it's a $1 bottle from the dollar store.. lol
It's not every soda just one of my favorite sodas Moxie it's apparently only produced in Maine and the only place I can find it is at a store in Ohio...and I live in Wisconsin so yeah my only option was to buy it online. I was going to buy a new Coca Cola that came out that has coffee in it but it's only made in Taiwan and Japan and apparently has no sugar which sounds downright disgusting lol
TRY JOLT COLA. All the sugar and twice the caffine!
Your the first person that I have heard say they like Moxie, and I live in Maine... Everyone around here hates the stuff.
I thought you lived in Alaska.. lolwhat can I say I'm a weird guy lol Its got this unique bitter after taste that I really love. I know it was first made when sodas were more medicinal and sold at pharmacies and such. That's actually were the term you got Moxie comes from cuz if you could drink it you had a lot of Moxie lol
No, moxie is a yiddish term and has been around longer than any soft drink. I think they named the drink after the term.
It turns out moxie is not yiddish as I thought although it is considered a synonym for the yiddish "chutzpah." Anyhow, the term came from the drink.
