Okay, so I think we can all guess the top two, and probably guess the mend order. The tricky part of this one is coming up with the next few. I’ve only read the subject draw and shelter’t looked at the list yet so here are my guesses. Coke and Pepsi, visible choices for number one and two. For the nearest three I’m going to decide Dr. Pepper, 7-Up and Mountain Dew. Now I’household management on the point to look at the list. Here they are, in gallons sold in 2005…

Coca-Cola, 4,848,200,000 Pepsi, 3,124,900,000 Mountain Dew, 1,301,300,000 Dr. Pepper, 1,168,200,000 Sprite, 993,700,000 Gatorade, 958,000,000 Minute Maid, 672,000,000 Tropicana, 632,000,000 Aquafina, 506,100,000 Dasani, 448,000,000

So I guess neither of the main diet brands showed up, unless they are considering diet Coke and diet Pepsi to be variants of Coke and Pepsi. And I forgot about Sprite which looks to be in the rise above 5, with 7-Up nowhere to subsist seen. And I don’t consider Gatorade and the two waters on the list to be classified as soft drinks anyway. Oh well, the source of this list is the Beverage Marketing Corporation and who am I to affirm what should or shouldn’t have existence considered a soft drink brand.

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