Dr Pepper

I don’t really like Doctors. They do an incredible job, but it’s all a bit too intimate for me, which is why I tend to get through life aching and snapping with a misguided faith in the healing powers of simply being awake. Laughter may be the best medicine, but so is medicine, which is why the only two Doctors I can honestly say I really like are Christopher Lloyd’s character in the ‘Back to the Future’ films and this carbonated soft drink (which tastes a bit like medicine). The usual Food and Drink review on Dooyoo will analyse the background and composition of the product being reviewed, yet while that approach is useful, particularly with a product with a ...  Read the complete review

Dr Pepper always reminds me of the benevolent authoritarian state that is Singapore, for it was there that I swigged it from a plastic bottle for the first and only time. Not once has it ever passed my lips since. I bought it because there was no coca cola available in the shop (or in Singapore it seemed at the time) and as this dark mixture did appear a bit like a cola drink from the outside, and as I was in foreign parts and feeling whimsical, I decided to risk it. Perhaps, I thought, this was just another fancy name for some other fancy cola. How wrong could I have been. What was that chemical solution? - I pondered, as I tossed the more than half full ...  Read the complete review

Dr Pepper, No this is not a review on a doctor this is actually a review on a fizzy drink, Dr pepper is a fizzy drink with a nice taste I do not know exactly what flavour it is but to me it tastes a bit like dandelion and burdoch I think it could be that but i am not sure. It is made by the Dr Pepper Company, Dallas, Texas this is a company I have never heard of but they make a bloody nice drink. ~~Ingredients + Nutrition Info~~ * Carbonated Water * High Fructose Corn Syrup and/or Sugar * Caramel Color * Phosphoric Acid * Artificial and Natural Flavors * Sodium Benzoate (Preservative) * Caffeine *150 Calories *55mg ...  Read the complete review

Dr Pepper is a drink I don't tend to have all that much. If I go for a carbonated drink, it tends to be coke or sprite or lilt or fanta, the main reason for not choosing this being what the taste reminds me of. It's a refreshing drink, and in terms of its carbonation it is pretty much the same as other drinks. Naturally, the more movement the bottle experiences beforehand then the fizzier it's likely to get. The bottle itself is not too dissimilar to Coke, with a darker red but essentially the similar layout. The title is etched across the label on the bottle. The taste has an element of spice to it. There is a lot of sugar, although they are ...  Read the complete review

This review is not just on Dr Pepper, it is on the differences between products from the UK and abroad, in this case England and Holland; because the difference is extraordinary. On first appearances you may not notice that your lovely red can of Dr Pepper is not a UK buy, especially if you like I just assume that when you buy a can of fizzy drink it will be the same as the last one you had. So what is Dr Pepper? Dr Pepper is a fruit flavoured carbonated soft drink, made with 23 flavours after its creation in 1885 in Waco, Texas. It is made by the same company (Snapple Group) who produces 7UP, Schweppes, Sunkist, Canada Dry and many ...  Read the complete review