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Believe it or not, the city of Canyon is one of the few places left in the Texas panhandle where Toot'n Totum hadn't set up shop. But, that is all changing

This Texas favorite has a unique flavor. But what exactly is it?

America's battle with sugary drinks is nothing new. What is new is this powerful commercial reminding you of the dangers of drinking them.

It looks like this soda machine is hopped up on caffeine.

Maybe you can beat the real thing.

Over the years there has been many soft drinks that have came and gone thought our life's like Surge. Now what these big soda companies should do about these discontinued cokes is give them a comeback.

Mountain Dew is about to become part of a balanced breakfast.

Coca-Cola is everywhere. The drink is sold in just about every supermarket, drug store and gas station across the country and throughout the world. Not much has changed since the product's inception except, of course, the price.

Soda die-hards know if you want a kick of caffeine, Mountain Dew is the beverage of choice. And in some cities in the US, people will soon get to try out a malt-flavored version of the popular soft drink.

Much like cigarettes and alcohol are taxed, there is a movement afoot to levy similar charges on soda and other sweetened beverages.

Nothing could be more American than sitting down with your friends, in a restaurant or during the big game, and enjoying a great big glass of Coca-Cola, right? Coca-Cola means Santa Claus, family outings and summertime fun… in other words, pure Americana. So, what does Coca-Cola have to do with America’s war on drugs?

By analyzing the results of a 10-year longitudinal study of 474 people, researchers  were able to determine that the participants who drank two or more diet sodas a day experienced a waist size increase 70 percent greater than those who stayed away from diet soda. Dr. Martin P. Paulus, a professor of psychiatry at the University of California San Diego, and an author of the study, offered this the