Whats better Dr.pepper or mt.dew?!
Whats better Dr.pepper or mt.dew?
I Say dr.pepper... what do you think?
Answers:
Dr. Pepper
AGREE with you!
Definitely the Pepper.
dr pepper
DP ALL THE WAY BABY.it truly does make the world taste better :]
DR PEPPPPERRR!
that's a tough one, gotta go with dr pepper thugh, it goes better with jager.
There is nothing more refreshing.
Then I say Mt. Dew. (--,)
mountain dew, i hate dr. pepper
Mountain Dew is addictive, my brother is proof, but it is good. I like drinking Dr. Pepper on a day-to-day basis more, though. It's a taste you can get used to. Ultimately I like Pepsi more than both.
dr.pepper is better for you.
but, in my opinion, mountain dew tastes better!
oh yeah!
Dr. Pepper FTW!!!
I'm a Pepper, you're a Pepper, wouldn't you like to be a Pepper too, Dr. Pepper,drink Dr.Pepper, it was such a jazzy dance tv commercial I never forgot it and I vote Dr.Pepper altho I do like the "suicide' when I can :)
Yes, Dr. Pepper all the way :)
I agree althought I don't like either i like Dr.pepper better but Coke is my favorite pop dr.pepper used to be my favorite but I drank it so much I got sick of it
It's definitely a hard choice between Dr. Pepper and Moutain Dew but overall considering taste, caffeine intake, calories, sugar, and just that yummy drinking experience Dr. Pepper definitely wins I think. Mountain Dew has it's strong points but Dr. Pepper is just fantastic in every way!
Dr. pepper!!!
Dr. Pepper
MT DEW!!! The carbonation in Dr. Pepper makes me burp up bubbles untill im about ready to litteraly dround in them. TMI i know but im not the only person with this sad sad afliction! Dr. Pepper is dangerous!
Soft Drinks Are BAD for you. Expert links additive to cell damage. On May May 27, 2007, the British Consumer Affairs Correspondent the following article:
A new health scare erupted over soft drinks last night amid evidence they may cause serious cell damage. Research from a British university suggests a common preservative found in drinks such as Fanta and Pepsi Max has the ability to switch off vital parts of DNA.
The problem - more usually associated with ageing and alcohol abuse - can eventually lead to cirrhosis of the liver and degenerative diseases such as Parkinson's.
The findings could have serious consequences for the hundreds of millions of people worldwide who consume fizzy drinks. They will also intensify the controversy about food additives, which have been linked to hyperactivity in children.
Concerns centre on the safety of E211, known as sodium benzoate, a preservative used for decades by the ￡74bn global carbonated drinks industry. Sodium benzoate derives from benzoic acid. It occurs naturally in berries, but is used in large quantities to prevent mould in soft drinks such as Sprite, Oasis and Dr Pepper. It is also added to pickles and sauces.
Sodium benzoate has already been the subject of concern about cancer because when mixed with the additive vitamin C in soft drinks, it causes benzene, a carcinogenic substance. A Food Standards Agency survey of benzene in drinks last year found high levels in four brands which were removed from sale.
Now, an expert in ageing at Sheffield University, who has been working on sodium benzoate since publishing a research paper in 1999, has decided to speak out about another danger. Professor Peter Piper, a professor of molecular biology and biotechnology, tested the impact of sodium benzoate on living yeast cells in his laboratory. What he found alarmed him: the benzoate was damaging an important area of DNA in the "power station" of cells known as the mitochondria.
He told The Independent on Sunday: "These chemicals have the ability to cause severe damage to DNA in the mitochondria to the point that they totally inactivate it: they knock it out altogether.
"The mitochondria consumes the oxygen to give you energy and if you damage it - as happens in a number if diseased states - then the cell starts to malfunction very seriously. And there is a whole array of diseases that are now being tied to damage to this DNA - Parkinson's and quite a lot of neuro-degenerative diseases, but above all the whole process of ageing."
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) backs the use of sodium benzoate in the UK and it has been approved by the European Union but last night, MPs called for it to investigate urgently.
Norman Baker, the Liberal Democrat chair of Parliament's all-party environment group said: "Many additives are relatively new and their long-term impact cannot be certain. This preservative clearly needs to be investigated further by the FSA."
A review of sodium benzoate by the World Health Organisation in 2000 concluded that it was safe, but it noted that the available science supporting its safety was "limited".
Professor Piper, whose work has been funded by a government research council, said tests conducted by the US Food and Drug Administration were out of date.
"The food industry will say these compounds have been tested and they are complete safe," he said. "By the criteria of modern safety testing, the safety tests were inadequate. Like all things, safety testing moves forward and you can conduct a much more rigorous safety test than you could 50 years ago."
He advised parents to think carefully about buying drinks with preservatives until the quantities in products were proved safe by new tests. "My concern is for children who are drinking large amounts," he said.
Coca-Cola and Britvic's Pepsi Max and Diet Pepsi all contain sodium benzoate. Their makers and the British Soft Drinks Association said they entrusted the safety of additives to the Government.
due the dew
They taste good mixed
depends, if it's from a can then dr pepper, if it's from a fountain it's mt dew. if youre going for diet, again dr pepper is best.
dr. pepper
Mt. Dew. You gotta do the dew. lol.
dr. pepper. tch, how many flavrs does mt dew have?
Dr. Pepper
Dr. Pepper 110%!!!
My son Loves Dr. Pepper
My Husband Loves Mt. Dew
Between the two drinks, I like Dr. Pepper much better
Mt. dew to me is too Sparkly and taste is odd.
Dr. PEPPER!!!