Why Did Jones Soda Create a Smoked Salmon Pate Flavor?

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The discussion centers around the new Jones soda flavor, smoked salmon pate, which has sparked curiosity and skepticism among participants. The owner admits he can't finish a bottle, raising questions about the purpose of such unconventional flavors. Other flavors mentioned include creamed corn, turkey and gravy, broccoli casserole, brussels sprouts, and mashed potatoes, with some expressing a willingness to try them while others question their appeal. Suggestions are made about marketing these flavors to parents as alternatives to sugary sodas, potentially making healthier options more appealing to children. The conversation highlights a mix of intrigue and humor regarding the bizarre nature of these soda flavors.
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you see the new Jones soda flavor? Smoked salmon pate.
even the owner says he can't finish a bottle. WHY MAKE IT THEN?
 
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...Some people just have TOO much time. x.x

...btw, (Insert OMGROFFELLMFAOLOLOLOLONG) here.
 
I'd try it.
 
they also make creamed corn flavored soda, turkey and gravy, broccoli casserole, brussel sprouts, and mashed potatoes.
 
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I have no idea what creamed corn tastes like, so I might avoid that one.
 
matthyaouw said:
I have no idea what creamed corn tastes like, so I might avoid that one.
Good call.

If you want a gravy flavored drink, why not just drink the gravy? :bugeye: Maybe he's marketing it wrong. (hmm...ya think?) He should be selling it to parents who want to turn their kids away from sweet sodas...if you make soda taste like brussels sprouts, suddenly plain water or milk or even tomato juice start to sound like tasty alternatives. :smile:
 
He is, it's a mom's pop. <_<
 
Am I the only one who is at all curious about these?
 
matthyaouw said:
Am I the only one who is at all curious about these?
Sure, if my little sister was still gullible enough to listen to me as she did when she was 6 or 7, I'd be plenty curious enough to make her try it to see what faces she made.
 

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