snapple

When I was a kid I sent a letter to Snapple telling them that they should make Snapple flavored popsicles.

For example every product mention (snapple, oh henry candy bars, jr mints) on Seinfeld was an ad.

Fun Snapple fact: on any road with 2+ lanes, the leftmost lane is nostagically referred to as the crazy lane.

Bottling companies like Coca Cola and Snapple have long switched to plastic bottles, and externalized the cost to the environment.

I liked Flora Power at 30c3, but still prefer the Californian Guayaki unsweetened mate (in a snapple-type bottle).

I also find it sad that some companies like Snapple are regressing, changing from glass to plastic bottles.

Is it like a Snapple cap thing, or do you expect people to actually give up on talking about the blatant government overreach?

These are very interesting, but they're like Snapple bottle caps to me.

I remember before snapple was a widely known name they used to give out free bottles all over Los Angeles.

I'm still miffed that Snapple cracked down on them selling it direct to consumers.

This goes back to a Ries&Trout quote from the 90s: If your competitor is selling coca-cola, it's probably easier to start selling snapple than wannabe coca-cola.

The Arizona, Gatorade, and Snapple brands would be appalled.

Oh, for Snapple, don't forget the Snapp Store discussions: "My grandparents have a clean iPhone for 40 years because of the Snapp Store!!

It entirely saturates discussions about companies that rhyme with "Snapple" in my experience.

An interactive "assistant" secretly steering you because someone paid for it is legally much closer to a deceptive influencer ad than to a Snapple bottle in Seinfeld.

"Astronauts now given free* pouch of Snapple for their ascent." *to the astronaut.

Dr Pepper from the Dr Pepper/Snapple folks or Dr Skipper from the kind folks at Safeway?

If an article on juice being sold in schools is really written by Snapple, but you can't tell, do you trust the advertiser to write an article with relevant facts?

Founders cashing out after the equity event seem to be a constant death-blow to acquired properties; Snapple, CompuServe, Bebo, Mirabilis, Xoom, AOL, Excite, MySpace, GeoCities.