Jones Green Bean Casserole Soda (2004-2004): Part of a novelty #Thanksgiving variety pack, this soda was meant to evoke the polarizing side dish (green beans, fried onions, and cream of mushroom soup) in carbonated liquid form pic.twitter.com/qUmTyoARLV
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Green bean casserole is The Goonies of the food world. You either love it or hate it.
In 2004, Jones Soda, a gourmet soda producer in the Seattle area known for its unusual flavors, created a Thanksgiving variety pack of sodas. According to a Spokesman-Review article from that time, the pack included fruitcake, turkey & gravy, and cranberry. The green bean casserole soda was the most controversial inclusion.
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It's possible to make brussel sprouts edible, but not tasty.
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My opinion on Brussels sprouts.
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Not in my home but my daughter swears her sprouts will change my mind. It does by making me change my attitude when they pass me that dish. uck
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I hope that's not a traditional Thanksgiving food in any home.
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What, no brussel sprouts soda?
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