tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6830588677361226020.post1774169734530945639..comments2012-01-15T08:40:32.258-06:00Kimmie Schiffelhttps://profiles.google.com/117863894070643785244noreply@blogger.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6830588677361226020.post-67618854205313640842012-01-15T08:40:32.259-06:002012-01-15T08:40:32.259-06:00Because they let Dublin Dr Pepper exist for so many years, it must come down to the opportunity for profit Dr Pepper/Snapple now sees due to HFCS backlash. After all, when sugar was the devil, why bother, right? They did "heritage" Dr Pepper successfully a year or two ago so I bet they figure they should just take over the Dublin brand. Boooo!Megannoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6830588677361226020.post-21831276020777078822012-01-15T07:07:11.534-06:002012-01-15T07:07:11.534-06:00Kimmie, I was about to panic that Dr. Pepper was no longer available period!  That would be AWFUL since I can't even get it over here unless I pay a song at the commissary!!!mrsyellowhatnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6830588677361226020.post-64028659353516594852012-01-15T06:59:52.983-06:002012-01-15T06:59:52.983-06:00Why was the company so willing to get rid of the history on the can? Seems a little strange, considering corporate America's penchant for wanting their products to appear "small batch" made. I've never been a Dr. Pepper person, but I really appreciate the company's heritage. Sad.Unorthodox Epicurehttp://unorthodoxepicure.wordpress.com/noreply@blogger.com