/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.11281117]

pop fags are a mess

[Anonymous No.11281126]

If you like "pop" you live in an unpopulated rural shithole that shouldn't have representation in our democracy.

[Anonymous No.11281131]

I live in Marathon county in Wisconsin and hardly ever hear pop

[Anonymous No.11281133]

>>11281126
That's a random bit of angry gatekeeping. You doing okay?

[Anonymous No.11281139]

>>11281126
>he exclaims, not realizing Chicago is right there in pop land
Commiefornia pls leave already.

[Anonymous No.11281145]

I live in Tennessee and I have never heard anyone refer to soft drinks as coke collectively. Almost everyone says soda.

[Anonymous No.11281176]

>>11281145

[Anonymous No.11281188]

>>11281117
>posting a 10-year-old infographic
please use up-to-date sources anon

[Anonymous No.11281242]

>>11281145
>I live in Tennessee and I have always heard everyone refer to soft drinks as coke collectively. Almost everyone says coke.
ftfy. Don't get defensive, you should be proud about your inbred heritage afterall.

[Anonymous No.11281277]

>>11281117
I have lived in Seattle all my life and I have never once heard anyone call it pop. There is no way that chart is accurate. We just say "soda", or call it by the brand name, or occasionally waiters/waitresses will call it a soft drink. This info is bad/

[Anonymous No.11281360]

>I'd like a coke
>what kind of coke
>a sprite
HOLY FUCK SOUTHERN RETARDATION
Anyone south of mason dixon should be gassed.

[Anonymous No.11281425]

>>11281188
>10
It's been 15, anon.

[Anonymous No.11281432]

>>11281117
C O K E G A N G
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[Anonymous No.11281441]

>>11281145
You must be young or in a city area populated by transplants. I've grown up in TN and I've heard sodas called cokes all my life.

[Anonymous No.11281473]

It says that my county says pop, but everyone I know says soda

[Anonymous No.11281642]

>>11281277
Soda pop

[Anonymous No.11281658]

>>11281117
>mfw i call everything coke

[Anonymous No.11281663]

Where I live, 80% calls it soda, but the rest call it "fizzy softs."

[Anonymous No.11281769]

>>11281117
I'm curious to know what they call soft drinks in Albuquerque now.

[Anonymous No.11282040]

>>11281769
Whatever they call it in spanish.

[Anonymous No.11282045]

>>11281117
nobody calls soda "coke" in texas

[Anonymous No.11282195]

>>11281117
Fun fact, people older than 75 call it "tonic" here in New England. They also unironically drink Moxie.

[Anonymous No.11282220]

>>11281117
get your shit together Alaska

[Anonymous No.11282299]

>>11281242
It really just depends on your proximity to an actual city (we only have three, Memphis doesn't count because it's 90% black people).

[Anonymous No.11282314]

>>11281117

I'm a leaf who moved to Utah, and it seems to be soda pretty resolutely; at least in SLC.

Whenever I forget and say pop I get odd looks.

[Anonymous No.11282363]

>>11281117
I live deep in the heart of the blue zone and very rarely is it that some retard here says "pop" and whenever that happens everyone within earshot will berate them.

[Anonymous No.11282367]

>>11281117
>other
But what though?

[Anonymous No.11282419]

>>11281139
nonsense, all members of American society love the people's carbonated california solution

[Anonymous No.11282492]

It's called soft drink you baboons.

[Anonymous No.11282568]

>>11281126
Just keep shilling.

[Anonymous No.11282571]

>>11281131
How bout dat east side mah nigga.

[Anonymous No.11282574]

>>11281117
Calling fizzy fumbles
>pop

[Anonymous No.11282578]

>>11281145
Then you're not from teneesee

[Anonymous No.11282592]

>>11282363
>and whenever that happens everyone within earshot will berate them

[Anonymous No.11282595]

>>11281117
Anyone got a map of this for Canada? Or does everyone call it Soda...? Here in Toronto, soda is the most popular.

[Anonymous No.11282619]

>>11281117
the absolute state of pop fags

[Anonymous No.11282831]

>>11282595
This website has a map for all manner of expressions and how they differ between provinces. Toronto is an aberration and an abomination though.

http://www.the10and3.com/this-is-how-canada-talks/

[Anonymous No.11282846]

>>11281117
for 'coke' people, how do you say sprite for example?

coke sprite? sprite coke? white coke?

[Anonymous No.11282861]

>>11282846
you call it sprite

Are northcucks really this dumb?

[Anonymous No.11282874]

>>11282846
>white coke
I think that's something else, Anon

[Anonymous No.11282887]

>niggest places call it coke

Hmmm...

[Anonymous No.11282893]

>vast majority of my family born and raised in Ohio
>literally all of us call it 'soda'

[Anonymous No.11282903]

>>11282831
>Pop is that prototypical Canadianism
Why do Canadians always take credit for the dumbest shit

[Anonymous No.11282906]

>>11282861
sorry, cant hear you!

[Anonymous No.11282975]

>>11282906
This map is just a black people detector, and has no bearing on the average IQ of Dixie whites

[Anonymous No.11282979]

>>11282903
>Why do Canadians always take credit for the dumbest shit
Is it not obvious? It's because Canadians have not accomplished much and are culturally overwhelmed by the US behemoth to the south. This means bragging about tiny things as the only way to retain a grip on what is otherwise a very fragile sense of national identity.

[Anonymous No.11282988]

>calling it coke

[Anonymous No.11283398]

>>11281117
I live in Washington & I always use soda (and hear most people say soda).
This map is lies

[Anonymous No.11283405]

>>11281473
Try getting off the internet

[Anonymous No.11283406]

>>11281126
Except the full name is soda pop, and that's because it's carbonated. If you just call it soda all the time it could be uncarbonated soda you're referring to. There's no way to know. Call it pop and everybody knows what you mean.

[Anonymous No.11283408]

>>11282040
Frescas I think

[Anonymous No.11283411]

>>11282979
>muh Canadarm!!!!

[Anonymous No.11283416]

>>11283398
>I [insert anecdotal evidence here]

[Anonymous No.11283430]

>>11282906
>sorry

I forgive you for being so dumb in spite of your infographic with no source.

[Anonymous No.11283441]

>>11283416
The only people i hear use pop regularly are children and seniors

[Anonymous No.11283503]

Whomever says "pop" "coke" "sodie-pop" are literally subhuman. Even the stuff I import from Glorious Nippon say "Soda"

[Anonymous No.11283614]

It's soft drink you yanks

[Anonymous No.11283731]

>>11283398
I guess that's why it doesn't say 100%?

[Anonymous No.11283786]

>nobody else has Devil's Night

[Anonymous No.11283822]

>>11281117
Hey, can I get some Other?

[Anonymous No.11283848]

>>11283503
>weeb calling others names
bad white boy

[Anonymous No.11283855]

>>11281117
Coming from the northwest corner of Illinois, I always found it really weird how the second you cross the border into WI everyone says soda

[Anonymous No.11283856]

>>11281360
Came here to toast piss

[Anonymous No.11283859]

>>11283855
Northeast*

[Anonymous No.11283874]

sodie pops

[Anonymous No.11283879]

>>11281117

[Anonymous No.11283882]

Who /coke/ master race here?

What's your favorite coke? Mine's Pibb.

[Anonymous No.11283904]

>>11283848
I don't want to be Japanese, flyover. Ramune is just way better than domestic sodas.

[Anonymous No.11283924]

I live in Virginia, and travel all over the state as part of my job, and have NEVER heard anyone call it anything other than soda.

[Anonymous No.11284130]

>>11281145
It's less common now than it was when I was growing up, but it definitely still happens where I live. In middle TN I heard "cold drank" a lot, which I absolutely loved.

[Anonymous No.11284136]

>>11283879
wtf why so many krauts?

[Anonymous No.11284157]

>>11283503

[Anonymous No.11284315]

Calling your drink a nickname like pop or soda or coke is stupid. Just use the name brand so you don't have a folllow up question.

>"I'd like a dr. Pepper please"

Easy

[Anonymous No.11284462]

>>11283503
>he calls fizzy lifting drinks in a can ''soda''

The absolute state of Americans lmao

[Anonymous No.11284790]

>>11281117
Why not just carbonated beverage

[Anonymous No.11284833]

>>11284462
Based Wonkaposter.

[Anonymous No.11284837]

>>11281117
I live in one of those messed up states in the middle right with a mix of everything; virginia, I've been all around the state but I still mostly hear soda all around the state though to be fair I haven't been much in Pop counties. No idea what "Other" could be also. Fizzy drinks? Carbonated beverage?

[Anonymous No.11285077]

>>11282045
This

[Anonymous No.11285087]

>>11281117
We drink flavored seltzer now.

[Anonymous No.11285098]

>2003
I rarely hear "pop" anymore in Minnesota.

[Anonymous No.11285111]

All dialects are equally valid, regardless of how they are valued. Deal with it, dumb faux nerds.

[Anonymous No.11285121]

>>11284136
The (failed) revolutions of 1848 had a big thing to do with that.

[Anonymous No.11285145]

>>11282299
It's about 65% black. I'm in the white minority.
Growing up I heard sodas collectively referred to as cokes, but I've not experienced the "what kind of coke" bullshit myself.

[SAGE No.11285282]

>>11285111
More like learn to speask fucking English, nigger, nobody cares about your quirky dialect and you WILL be judpged for it in any setting.

[Anonymous No.11285654]

>>11285282
Why did you delete?

[Anonymous No.11286578]

>>11282831
That's not even correct. BC calls it soda.

[Anonymous No.11286585]

>>11283503
Japanese unironically call it "juice". Gets confusing whether someone wants soft drink or actual juice.

[Anonymous No.11286597]

>>11281117
This shit is highly generational. Nobody but actual boomers use "coke" as generic for any sort of soft drink. I use the word soda, but that's retarded too, considering soda is just one component of it. You can easily confuse foreigners if you ask for a "soda" in another country. Soda pop is a compromise, but all compromises suck.

Although I do not personally use the term, pop is obviously superior. I don't call tea or beer "brew" either, although I think that sounds way fucking cool.

[Anonymous No.11286602]

>>11281117
>those dark green counties
I am deathly afraid to go there. What evil lurks in such a backwards place where they have their own term for soda? What do they call it? Fizzy drink? Fucking barbarians.

[Anonymous No.11286635]

>>11285654
Coke tags are the true mess. Calling every kind of softdrink a coke? What the fuck is that all about?

[Anonymous No.11286640]

>>11281117
To answer the question of "what do coke people call X drink", they only use the term when talking generally about soda. Like:
>"back in my day you could get a coke and candy bar for 10 cents!"
>"Hey, I'm running to the coke machine. You want anything?"
>"Yeah we grabbed a coke and some fries earlier"

[Anonymous No.11286794]

>>11281117
120,464 ÷ 3242(number of counties in America, as OP image is by county) = 37.16

anyone remember from 10th grade how many respondents make survey group that is above the 95% confidence? 36 right?

I'm sure the big cities are right. But how many people responded from Loving county, Texas? Where 135 people live? The graph shows data for Loving county.

[Anonymous No.11286804]

>>11281117
>other
What the fuck else do they call it?

[Anonymous No.11286831]

>>11286804
People writing in "nigger" this isn't a scientific survey at all unless they got 30+ respondents from every county they report data from.

[Anonymous No.11286847]

I grew up in Kentuckiana, and we do call everything "coke." I love how it triggers/confuses our northern transplants.

[Anonymous No.11286934]

COLA!

[Anonymous No.11287001]

Okay, but what do you guys call this type of establishment?

[Anonymous No.11287007]

[Anonymous No.11287014]

[Anonymous No.11287021]

>>11281126
Land ownership should be a requisite of voting.

[Anonymous No.11287032]

>>11287001
A drink and drive.

[Anonymous No.11287083]

[Anonymous No.11287115]

>>11286578
I've lived in BC my entire life and everyone I've ever known has called it pop.

[Anonymous No.11287170]

>>11281126
>our democracy
but that's wrong, you fucking retard

[Anonymous No.11287281]

>>11281117
the data for this is older than the iraq war

[Anonymous No.11287437]

>>11284315
Is Pibb okay?

[Anonymous No.11287445]

>>11282045
you're not a texan

t. native born and raised texan

[Anonymous No.11287451]

Daily reminder that pop is the best term to use for the beverage because it sounds playful, nonserious, and because bubbles (which are the result of carbonation) go pop.

[Anonymous No.11287499]

>>11287021
>Cletus who owns 100+ acres of nothing in Mississippi gets more rights than most doctors, lawyers, etc.

No thanks

[Anonymous No.11287760]

>>11287083
>Jew's Man
Now that's comedy.

[Anonymous No.11288198]

>>11287083
>Jew's man
Absolutely based

[Anonymous No.11288240]

>>11287499
I'd rather own 100 acres of nothing than rent(!) 600 square feet of unfurnished apartment for $3000 per month.

[Anonymous No.11288274]

>>11286804
Soft drink?
Beverage?
Carbonated sugar liquid?
Sip?

[Anonymous No.11288290]

>>11282314
Exact same situation for me in logan. Leaf expat (temporary)
It's pretty firm soda turf

[Anonymous No.11288308]

>>11281117
I'm from WA and I've literally never heard anyone besides out of staters say "pop" before.

[Anonymous No.11288316]

>>11281117
>not saying fizzy drink like a patrician

[Anonymous No.11288317]

>>11287499
>>11287021
>2018
>still thinking democracy is a viable system of government

[Anonymous No.11288366]

>>11287437
I actually like pibb better but it's less common near me.

[Anonymous No.11288918]

>>11281117
Anyone else in Pop Country ever have an older relative (born in 1930s or so) refer to it as a DOPE? Like "Hey go get me a dope outta the fridge." He only drank Coke. I really think it's just me.

[Anonymous No.11289342]

>>11281117
I live in a dark blue county in the midwest and I rarely ever hear someone call it "pop". These maps are bullshit.

[Anonymous No.11290783]

>>11287083
I don't get it

[Anonymous No.11290819]

>>11281117
Don't matter what you call it, its still morbid obesity causing trash

[Anonymous No.11291162]

>>11287115
Which part of BC though?

[Anonymous No.11291970]

>>11287021
Says the guy from a country where voting isn't even compulsory, for shame.
Pathetic

[Anonymous No.11293213]

>>11281133
Not the guy you are replying to but I am Californian. This guys a dipshit. I call it soda, my family in the midwest calls it pop, who fucking cares. The worst that can happen is you having an easily cleared up miscommunication with someone when travelling. Also people from the midwest are exactly as American as me so they deserve as much say as I do. I thought this was kind of a fundamental concept necessary for the continuation of the Union.

[Anonymous No.11293242]

>>11281117
Representing based eastern Wisconsin calling it soda while the rest of the fucking retards in the state call it pop.

[Anonymous No.11293249]

>>11288317
>2019 - 1
>still thinking that the USA is a democracy
Thank God the Founding Fathers accounted for the average American's idiocy.

[Anonymous No.11293258]

>>11287014
Honestly surprised that that many people use 3 syllables in the country.

[Anonymous No.11294456]

[Anonymous No.11294458]

>>11281126
FPBP

[Anonymous No.11294567]

>>11281139
>chigaygo isn't flyover

[Anonymous No.11294570]

>>11281126
Literally this.

[Anonymous No.11294590]

>>11294456
thanks doc

[Anonymous No.11295472]

bad news fags, pop is objectively correct

[Anonymous No.11296378]

>>11281145
same, if someone says Coke they mean Coke
generic term is soda

[Anonymous No.11297014]

>>11281117

pop - unsoyed white people
coke - melanin-enriched folks with slave ancestry
soda - soyed yankees and soyed left-coast freaks

pop is the only civilized choice.

I threw in some guac gratis.

[Anonymous No.11297036]

>>11297014

[Anonymous No.11297115]

>>11281133
Probably the most reddit response I've seen this week. Jesus.

[Anonymous No.11297235]

>>11297036

kek

[Anonymous No.11297651]

>>11281126
Unpopulated is way better than cramming people into cities

[Anonymous No.11297875]

It's called pop. Soda sounds retarded

[Not a vegan but they're ok by (...) No.11297903]

Anything other than "soda" and your right to have babies should be surgically revoked. Especially if you say "coke".

[Anonymous No.11297935]

>>11281117
I never understood how anyone could think it was OK to call soda "pop." It's just such a goofy sounding name for it. Also I think the "we call it Coke" respondents are just being contrarians, it's not like you're going to call a can of Sprite a "Coke."

[Anonymous No.11297950]

Pop: northern flyovers
Coke: southern flyovers
soda: normal fucking people

[Anonymous No.11297977]

>>11297935
The real name is "soda pop". Calling it pop is more valid than calling it soda.

[Anonymous No.11297988]

>>11283406
>If you just call it soda all the time it could be uncarbonated soda you're referring to. There's no way to know. Call it pop and everybody knows what you mean.
No, what the fuck is wrong with you? The whole point the word "soda" was originally used for this drink is because it's short for the sodium carbonate used to carbonate. "Pop" is a pointless baby talk verbal accessory, it doesn't determine whether or not you're talking about carbonation because you're always talking about carbonation if it's called "soda."

[Anonymous No.11298000]

>>11297977
No you idiot. "Soda" is short for sodium carbonate. "Pop" came later. "Soda pop" isn't "more valid," the "pop" part is redundant because that's already what "soda" as a label for carbonation means. You're just adding on the sound soda makes at the end, it's the equivalent to calling cows "moo cows."
https://www.etymonline.com/word/soda
> The meaning "carbonated water" is first recorded 1834, a shortening of soda water (1802) "water into which carbonic acid has been forced under pressure." "It rarely contains soda in any form; but the name originally applied when sodium carbonate was contained in it has been retained" [Century Dictionary, 1902]. Since 19c. typically flavored and sweetened with syrups. First record of soda pop is from 1863, and the most frequent modern use of the word is as a shortening of this or other terms for "flavored, sweetened soda water."

[Anonymous No.11298013]

>>11297950
>>11297988
>>11298000
All of these.

[Anonymous No.11298025]

>>11298000
>"it rarely contains soda"
Let's call it soda then! Lmao retard. Also It's like calling a "tennis racket" a "tennis".

[Anonymous No.11298045]

I've always used soda and pop interchangeably. Don't know why people get so uppity about it.

[Anonymous No.11298051]

>>11281117
People all say soda in Washington, this map may not be completely accurate

[Anonymous No.11298057]

>>11298025
No it isn't. "Pop" is a retarded add-on, not the base of the word. Carbonated drinks were called soda decades before retards like you started calling it "soda pop" because you need baby talk sound effects to figure out what adults are talking about.

[Anonymous No.11298407]

>>11298057
It's called pop, coastal cuck

[Anonymous No.11298431]

>>11298407
Great non-argument. Like I said, we have the etymology facts on this and you're wrong. "Pop" / "soda pop" is the retarded baby talk version. It came later in history and it doesn't add anything new that wasn't already covered by using the original "soda" term associated with written historical records regarding beverage carbonation.

[Anonymous No.11298455]

>>11298407
>le im wrong le cuck cuck cuck cuck cuck le le le cuck le cuck le le cuck

Ever try to articulate thoughts or do buzzwords just pour out when your thought process hits a roadblock?

[Anonymous No.11298519]

>>11298455
It's not his fault, he just needs child-friendly sound effect words to help him figure out what the big people here are saying.

[Anonymous No.11298579]

>>11298407
Christ, you knuckledragging mouthbreather, if you're too weak to admit you've been btfo, at least stfu. The IQ of people saying "pop" is on avg. 15 points below nogs.

[Anonymous No.11298641]

>>11298431
>>11298455
>>11298519
>>11298579
Holy samefag. Enjoy your diverse cities, sodacuck.

[Anonymous No.11298684]

>>11291970
Different anon here but I prefer that the poor the lazy and the ignorant don't vote tbqhwy

[Anonymous No.11298762]

>>11281360
Suck my dick faggot, we call soda what it is, soda.

t. South Florida

[Anonymous No.11298770]

>>11282906
Explain Hawaii

[Anonymous No.11298773]

>>11298641
>diverse cities
Why do you idiots keep forgetting the Southern states are the MOST black?

[Anonymous No.11298774]

>>11283879
>Broward County is this fucking Italian

Fucking New Yorkers.

[Anonymous No.11298782]

>>11298641
>samefag
>i'm a pop cuck so far too stupid to identify differences in writing styles
Good goy! Enjoy being a Huxley Delta.

[Anonymous No.11298786]

>>11298773
>black and white = diverse
This is such a flyover thing to say, in your head "diversity" has a weird special /pol/ meaning of "not many whites", so a room of exactly 100 black africans is "diverse" even if they are genetic clones of one another. Get a dictionary, brainlet.

t. lives in a neighborhood where dozens of languages are spoken

[Anonymous No.11298791]

>>11298773
By their standards, two races aren't as diverse as 5 in one area (excluding Hispanics, Hispanic isn't a race). Honestly, I couldn't care less.

[Anonymous No.11298798]

>>11298786
White and black is diverse.

[Anonymous No.11298829]

>>11298786
> in your head "diversity" has a weird special /pol/ meaning of "not many whites"
That's what it actually means when people use the word in white majority countries today you autistic dumbass. Especially when someone sarcastically tells you to enjoy your "diverse" city.
>dictionary
Language isn't rigidly defined, it changes all the time and depends heavily on context. You probably go around misunderstanding everyone around you on a regular basis because of how autistic you are about what you think words should mean.

[Anonymous No.11298831]

>>11281117
I think they may have misunderstood what Trinity County, CA was saying when it said coke.

[Anonymous No.11298881]

>>11298786
does anyone else see this? her nails look like holes