I don't have much of a sweet tooth, but when I crave something sweet, it's usually for something that comes in liquid form. Dr. Pepper—which incidentally is the oldest commercial soft drink, created in 1885, a full year before Coca-Cola was introduced—usually does the trick, with its fruity-cola-medicinal flavor. But when I can get my hands on it,
Cheerwine, the cherry-flavored pop from North Carolina with a cult-like following, blows the good Doctor right out of the water.
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The Big Cherry started in 1887 with
Christopher's Candy, the oldest candy company in Southern California. Each individually wrapped candy contains a real maraschino cherry at the center, mixed with bright-pink goo and layered with chocolate and peanut hunks. Golf ball-sized, this is a three-biter.
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