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Where to buy Cherry Coke in Canada

Updated on May 16, 2010

Cherry Coke is an awesome drink by Coca-Cola. However, they stopped selling it in Canada years ago. You'll have to be a little crafty if you want to buy some. Why did they stop selling it? It's apparently too sweet for the average canadian's tastes. There are quite a few other similar sodas you won't be able to buy or even find in canada. Varieties of Dr. Pepper and Mountain Dew are other pops that don't make it to our side of the border. They are also usually made with a different type of sugar (high fructose corn syrup) that is not as healthy for you as our canadian sodas. Not that sugar is healthy overall, but that corn syrup is a big factor in american obesity. Most canadian sodas like coke are made here from their syrup using cane sugar instead.

The Easy Way

Do you live near a border somewhere? Cherry Coke is a popular item in the USA, and you can always pop over the border to buy some soda. Practically every walmart should carry it, as well as other supermarket chains.

However, there's one thing to be aware of if you want to buy pop this way. Cans and bottles are much more expensive to buy in the USA than they are in Canada. Most states will require you to pay a deposit on them. You'll get it back when you bring them to an authorized bottling turn in place, many supermarkets there do it. This will typically add between 5 to 20 cents per item. It adds up a lot, especially on the cans if you go through a lot of them! Save up your cherry coke bottles to take them back the next time you leave Canada.

The Hard Way

You can always make your own through contacting the local bottler and asking to purchase syrup (you'll need to wrangle out a good explanation! most people won't be able to do that) or asking for a special order. Chances are they might be able to help you if you're willing to spend enough money on cherry coke. There's also similar flavored syrup/sodas sold by other companies that'll keep you from wondering where to buy cherry coke if you aren't loyal to the cola brand.

Some little stores also import small quantities of this and other things you can typically only find in the USA and other countries, like Trix. Have a trucker friend? Ask them to help you out. There's also speciality import stores and supermarket chains you can order from online that will deliver the product you bought directly to your door. Good luck if you want to buy Cherry Coke in Canada!

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