List of the top 10 discontinued soda drinks we all miss. Amazing discontinued soda flavors we are surprised people actually drank. They are best discontinued sodas you can't get anymore in stores.
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Sodas are a cultural staple of the summer. While there are many varieties and flavors on the market, sadly, some of them don't last and are discontinued. While we mourn for the loss of these sodas, let's relive the best ones as we look at 10 Discontinued Sodas We Miss.

Soda also known as soft drink is a part of many people's North American diet, a lot of people can't get enough of these sugary carbonated beverages. not all soft drinks are around forever, some of these fan favorites beverages are no longer in production. It is hard to believe that so many soft drink have been discontinued.

TIMESTAMPS:
0:23 Patio
1:58 Pepsi Blue
3:13 OK Soda
4:43 Vault
6:06 Orbitz
7:31 Surge
8:49 Coca-Cola Blak
10:01 Jolt
11:14 7 Up Gold
12:31 Crystal Pepsi

SUMMARIES:
- Patio was marketed as an alternative soda for diabetics.
- This bright blue soda was launched by Pepsi in mid-2002.
- As the 1990s counterculture made traction, Coca-Cola saw an opportunity to capitalize. Ok Soda was the result.
- The slogan "Vault. Get to it!" followed the same "edgy" message that Surge used.
- Made with small edible balls and having a similar design to a lava lamp, Orbitz was marketed as a texturally enhanced alternative beverage.
- Surge is another one of Coca Cola's citrus-flavored drinks that came into being in the 1990s as direct competition to Mountain Dew.
- Coca Cola Blak was the soda company's foray into the coffee industry.
- This cola drink was originally created by the Jolt Company Inc. in the 1980s.
- With hints of ginger, apple, and cinnamon, as well as its darker hue, 7 Up Gold was released to the masses in the late 80s.
- Crystal Pepsi was marketed as a caffeine-free "clear" alternative to their other sodas.

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