Soda 95 51.35%

Cola 3 1.62%

Pop 56 30.27%

Other (explain in post) 31 16.76%

Pop is pop.

Soda ... well, thats a type of cracker.
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i call it soda or pop depending on where I am...the one I don't get is 'coke'
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Coke - Deep South verbage.


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Coke is a brand of pop
Soda is what you mix alcohol
Pop is pop
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Here in the PNW, it's called Pop. Us natives use it as a code word to differentiate us from Californians (like my Soda drinking wife).
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:-) Soda here in the North East... :-)
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Coke in the south.
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Soda. I hate when it's called pop...
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Soda for me too
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Soda. Isn't 'Pop' what some people call their dads? :-)
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Ohio = Pop
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For those of us from the NY/NJ area, it is:

Soder
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What do you ask for when you want a facial tissue? Kleenex right?

Same deal -


Ron
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Coke if I want a "cola".. But I usually say "Dr. Pepper" not a cola, soda, or pop, repeat with me "Dr. Pepper" :-)
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:-)
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In MassHolia growing up as a kid my Dad used to call it Tonic
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Growing up the in the 50's and 60's we'd just call it by the generic term,,,,coke. There wasn't the grocery store lineup like there is now with a bazillion name brands of soft drinks. When we were asked, " Do you want a coke" it was either Coke or Pepsi, that's all there was. If you wanted root beer you went to the A&W drive up. Ahhh, the golden days when things were simple.
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soda!!!!!!!!! up here in NY it seems the only place they call it pop is in Rochester.
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Hey now... There was a third player back then - RC. Mom used to buy that as it was cheaper than Coke or Pepsi, I still prefer it. But as we was poor, usually it was cool-aid out of the "icebox". Had to leave the Sought to learn what a fridge was.

For where you were raised see the linky - LINKY

Score - 100% Dixie. Is General Lee your grandfather?!
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Soda, or the brand name.
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