Poll: What do you call it? Soda, cola, pop, etc...

[Drunkenclam]

I call it a drink..

 

[jpblade666]

Tonic. I've lived in New England my whole life. More specifically in the very small closed off towns in New Hampshire and Vermont so I call it tonic when I'm here.

 

[TheYellowCellPhone]

I come from the land of Ohio, where it is called pop.

 

[Zaverexus]

In Florida we call it soda

 

[Evil Moo]

A fizzy drink, a soft drink, a carbonated beverage.

I don't like the terms pop or soda. Pop sounds childish to me for some reason and soda makes me think of baking soda.

Usually I'd just say what the actual drink is (if it's Coke, then 'Coke', if it's Sprite, 'Sprite' and so on), also sometimes more general terms like 'lemonade' for more generic drink products.

 

[Drummah]

In most of Ontario I think we say "Pop"

 

[JUMBO PALACE]

I've always called it, and always heard it referred to as soda.

New Jersey here.

 

[Mr. Google]

I'm sure this topic's been done to death but I couldn't find a recent one when I searched so here goes.

Also for more effective data collection please specify where you live since this seems to effect the term people use.

These are all common names I've heard people use (yes a few people refer to everything as coke) except of course the heavenly one, that's a joke option which I like to include in all my polls. Please excuse me if I'm forgetting any other common ones especially those used outside the U.S.

OT: Pop for me. In Ohio.

Yeah being a ohioian or what ever it should be called i also call it Pop. Pretty sure thats the standard

 

[HK-42]

Observation: I call it "Organic-meatbag-liquid-sugar-black-drink". My master called it coke.

 

[Kadoodle]

If it's coca-cola, then I call it coke. If it's fizzy sugar water in general, (sprite, ginger ale, root beer, etc) then I call it soda, or whichever type of soda it is. I'm from New Jersey.

 

[Craig Cameron]

In Scotland we keep it simple "Juice" being the blanket term for every non-alcoholic beverage that isn't water.

I call it Coke. In England, no one really calls it pop and soda usually means carbonated water, but not necessarily sweetened, at least in the South-East anyway.

and yeah up here soda refers to carbonated water too.

 

[scorptatious]

I like to call it soda. I'm from Northern California, United States of America.

Although on occasion, whenever I'm at a restaurant that serves Pepsi, I would accidentally ask for a Coke and they would think nothing of it and get me a Pepsi.

It's almost like the names of the two brands are interchangeable.

 

[DSK-]

Coke/Coca cola. It is a 'fizzy drink'. That is how I refer to them

 

[Brandon237]

I call it by the name the company gave it. But coca cola is coke. Everything else is called what it says on the can.

 

[staika]

I call it pop and so does just about everyone I know, but I'll sometimes switch it up and call it soda or something.

I live in the north western part of Pennsylvania.

 

[ChildofGallifrey]

In Louisiana, we called it coke. Typically, when one person would go to the fridge, they'd ask "Want a coke?" followed by "What kind?" We used 'coke' as a blanket term for 'soft drink'. In New York, I haven't really found a specific term for it.

 

[TheBoulder]

In Canada, we call it pop.

 

[Zydrate]

It's soda.
I thought "Pop" was a 20's thing.

YOU'RE EIGHTY YEARS BEHIND, PEOPLE.

 

[v3n0mat3]

Before moving to Minnesota:

Soda

After:

Pop

After I moved back to Florida:

Soda

 

[Flames66]

I'm made in England, More specifically Devon. We usually refer to them as Fizzy Drinks or just by their specific brand name.