Pop, Soda, or Coke?

Some smart person did a study on the dialect of the U.S. and came up with these results

http://spark-1590165977.us-west-2.elb.amazonaws.com/jkatz/SurveyMaps/


There are a lot of other differences as well. Found it somewhat interesting clicking through some of them.

 

cola

 

Beer.

 

pop

 

freakin canucks....

 

Cold drink.

Not my term but its usualy used in the south.

I just say soda.

 

^^ THIS

buuuuut, being a Pittsburgh boy, pop it is. My gf is from Cleveland (boo) and I don't acknowledge her when she says that "s-word"

 

Pop

 

Pop... Only ever heard Americans call it Soda.

Beers are Wobbly Pops.

 

Pop.. Im from ND (aka south canada)

 

Coke

 

I would typically ask for a soda.. then be asked what brand. And I would say that. Personally, I am a coke fan. Although I can't tell a huge difference..

 

Soda or coke down here,out here. My relatives ne say pop.

 

Grew up with pop, had to switch to soda after moving to North Carolina.

 

FTFY

 

Oh, that's cold.

 

pepsi

 

Coke!

 

Sorry, couldn't resist. To each his own.

 

Pop...is the man who married your mother.

Soda...comes from a soft drink fountain and makes you burp.

Coke...is what Yankees call Cola.

Sweet Tea is the drink of choice here in the deep south. And if you add anything to it except ice or extra sugar...your probably a Yankee who should be consuming coke, from a glass or a spoon.