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Where Does Pop Stop and Soda Begin?

Joanna Lefebvre, Freelance Contributor

April 1, 2007

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Joanna Lefebvre

POP? SODA? TONIC? COKE? DOPE? YOU DECIDE. The Northern and Midland states say "pop" most of the Sounthern states from Texas to much of florida use the generic "coke," and "soda" seems reserved for the the northeast and Southwest, including new york and California, with a pocket in the country's middle that includes parts of Wisconsin and St. Louis. Some residents of the Smokey Mountains and part of the Carolinas use the term "dope" and parts of easter new england say "tonic."

About the Author

Joanna Lefebvre

Freelance Contributor, Food Management

Joanna Lefebvre (DeChellis) is a former editorial staff editor and current freelance contributor to Food Management.

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