[Alfisti]

Dasani is literally bottled tap water.

[///d]

Originally Posted by Alfisti

Dasani is literally bottled tap water.

Agreed. I can not stand the taste.

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by hubbahubba

Dasani water
Pure Leaf Real Brewed Tea- unsweetened
Harry's razors- great blades
Barbisol shaving cream
Boars Head deli meat and Everything Bagel hummus
Charmin
Colgate

I forgot about Boar’s Head. That’s another one for me too.

[dradernh]

Originally Posted by Alfisti

Dasani is literally bottled tap water.

Detroit tap water, last I think Coca-Cola said. The company might change it up from time to time to wherever they can get the best deal, though.

"To create DASANI water, we start with the local water supply, which is then filtered for purity using a state-of-the-art process called reverse osmosis. Afterwards, we add a special blend of minerals for that pure, crisp, fresh taste."

[cmyx6go]

Originally Posted by dradernh

Detroit tap water, last I think Coca-Cola said. The company might change it up from time to time to wherever they can get the best deal, though.

"To create DASANI water, we start with the local water supply, which is then filtered for purity using a state-of-the-art process called reverse osmosis. Afterwards, we add a special blend of minerals for that pure, crisp, fresh taste."

Yes, this is true. Not just Detroit water. Each plant uses their local water supply. Pepsi does the same thing with Aquafina. Poland Springs is one of the few that uses spring water.

Dradernh - you in the business or just an educated consumer?

[dradernh]

Originally Posted by cmyx6go

Yes, this is true. Not just Detroit water. Each plant uses their local water supply. Pepsi does the same thing with Aquafina. Poland Springs is one of the few that uses spring water.

Dradernh - you in the business or just an educated consumer?

The latter.

[JAI///M3]

Originally Posted by cmyx6go

Yes, this is true. Not just Detroit water. Each plant uses their local water supply. Pepsi does the same thing with Aquafina. Poland Springs is one of the few that uses spring water.

Dradernh - you in the business or just an educated consumer?

Well that explains the nostalgic garden hose taste.

[UncleWede]

Kraft Macaroni and Cheese
Bisquik for pancakes



Choosy perverts choose .gif

[dradernh]

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

Kerrygold butter

Kerrygold makes fine Irish cheddar, too.

[sygazelle]

Trojan Magnum XL condoms

[sygazelle]

BMW

[sygazelle]

Best Foods Mayonnaise

[sygazelle]

Levi's

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by dradernh

Kerrygold makes fine Irish cheddar, too.

Yes it’s very good. I usually go with Tillamook but also like Kerrygold.

[BMWCCA1]

Originally Posted by sygazelle

Levi's

Specifically, for me, 501®.

[demas]

Ermenegildo Zegna suits.

[Conissah]

Duke's Mayo. Miracle whip and all others can go to hell.

[floridaorange]

Originally Posted by bmwspice

I don't have a lot of brand affinity but I do have a list of brands that gross me out. I will never ever own a:

* Harley (they're just junk)
* GM (the midengine Vette would probably be fun to drive but unless I could get it 100% debadged I'm out. I don't wanna see that stupid bowtie or those flags anywhere).
* Nissan

Now that you're thinking about brands, I'll recommend a book to you called Buyology. A lot of really interesting info in there about what we do, why we do it, and how they know our what/why.

Oh come on - Nissan isn't so bad - you're thinking of mitsubishi!

[antgenn]

Originally Posted by cmyx6go

Yes, this is true. Not just Detroit water. Each plant uses their local water supply. Pepsi does the same thing with Aquafina. Poland Springs is one of the few that uses spring water.

Dradernh - you in the business or just an educated consumer?

Correct. In fact, bottled water from the natural sources will be labeled as spring or something similar. The rest is tap water. Spring water may be collected and delivered to the production plant for filtering and bottling, or production plant can be "sitting" on the source. Poland Spring is one of them. That brand use to belong to Nestle and was sold to Blue Triton along with all Nestle water business. They only kept Perrier and San Pellegrino.

[3.0L]

Does Kirkland make computers?

Asking for a friend.

[MasterOfNone]

Originally Posted by antgenn

Correct. In fact, bottled water from the natural sources will be labeled as spring or something similar. The rest is tap water. Spring water may be collected and delivered to the production plant for filtering and bottling, or production plant can be "sitting" on the source. Poland Spring is one of them. That brand use to belong to Nestle and was sold to Blue Triton along with all Nestle water business. They only kept Perrier and San Pellegrino.

fiji is definitely bottled in fiji from fiji springs. the label says so