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Post Re: A Very Sobering Image
idk about local stuff, but i just get the store brand stuff since it's cheaper, also fresh food is expensive =/


Mon Apr 30, 2012 10:07 am
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Post Re: A Very Sobering Image
CPTReynolds wrote:
Ok, some things don't add up. Why does Kraft own A&W Rootbeer but Pepsi Owns the resturant chain and you can't get pepsi at the resturants only rootbeer and coke products?
Also this must be a Canadian list because Americans don't know what Kraft Dinner is, and I thought you Yanks didn't get Coffee Crisp bars down there.


Yum Brands is no longer part of pepsico. They used to be owned by pepsi but the decision was made years ago to split the business up (this was a bad move hinesight 20/20). Also all Yum brand restaurant have a lifetime contract with pepsi. Every drink you can get at KFC, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell is from pepsi.

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Mon Apr 30, 2012 6:48 pm
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I like fair trade lol. Also, I like Faygo. The cigarette store in town sells an abundance of Faygo.
Also, Maine is perhaps leaps and bounds ahead of most states and countries as far as the whole 'buy local, organic hipster hoppity hooboo' movement goes.

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