it's good soda nothing's wrong with it very flavorful but I think the price could be a little less steep it's like you guys are price gouging it when you can get it at county market for 1099 a case

I actually bought these as sort of barter/thank you for a neighbor doing us a favor. He's a diehard Pepper drinker and these were on sale... so there ya go.

Of course we have a Dr. Pepper obsession in this house. of course we've been buying it weekly for years and years. It will always be a favorite, but I remember when these used to cost $4.99 for the 24 pack. The prices are ridiculous, and I feel like the quality has gone down. I could just be crazy, but I swear that there is just less flavor in these now and it's becoming more bland but still is extremely expensive. It's starting to get to the point where it's just not worth the price anymore.

What has happened to Dr. Pepper?! Doesn’t even taste like DP anymore. It tastes like the knockoff versions now. Guess it’s their version of shrinkflation. Not only that I regularly get empty cans when I buy a 24 pack. Very disappointed. Going to cherry Pepsi from now on.

Its a nostalgic drink from your childhood. I myself, was mever a Dr Peppers fan, but I have two men who think it's the greatest! I keep joking with them.that theybaoukd get some stock.. but anyway. The boxes are always stable, havent loat one yet, and easy to break down when the boxes are empty.

They say 23 flavors but the most noticeable one to me is Amaretto or the almond flavor. Perhaps it's the previous Drunk in me, may be, but I don't drink anything else anymore in sodas as it's satisfying enough. Used to switch to root beer or cream soda or what have you, and then I guess I got older and got stuck on the pepper drink as it's not a root beer type of soda nor considered a cola either, apparently, in its classification. Walmart always has them crisp and ready to chill out of the 24 count boxes I buy which I guess is standard in sodas for shelf life. Extra carbonation or those cancer causing preservatives? No idea. Don't really care. If you read this review in Foghorn Leghorn's voice, it might, I said it might make you smile.

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Dr pepper , it's kinda misleading bro the Dr isn't a pepper , Seems unhealthy topic but the drink is most likely better then displayed even tho my head and back and joints are so hurt and I don't even wanna go more too painful to even see if they are out or stalked risky topic tho .

Our daycare workers love that they are able to receive snacks, sodas, water, and juices. And, it costs them nothing. It's just one way to show our appreciation for their work. They have expressed that they wish for the Dr Pepper minis. Wish Sam's Club stocked them.

I've been a fan of Dr. Pepper since 1963 when I first drank a glass in a roadside diner in Texas. I imagine that drink was a little different as it wasn't from a can, but this Dr. Pepper, served icy cold, satisfies down to my toes. Great taste and good carbonation. Ah....