Shasta Tiki Punch is

P PiPhiRho Tiki Socialite San Diego Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 1032	P PiPhiRho Posted posted on Wed, Apr 24, 2002 8:14 PM No, it's not new. When I was a kid (in the 1960's) we always had a 4th of July celebration at the house of a friend of the family. They had a pool, and there was a BBQ, the usual 4th of july stuff. There were always two big coolers filled with drinks. One contained beer for the adults, but the kids cooler was filled with Shasta sodas. I was pretty sure that one of the sodas was called Tiki Punch, and this would seem to confirm it. The can looks different than I remember it. I vaguely remember there being a tiki on the can. I also remember a drawing of a mountain on the cans too (Mt. Shasta, obviously). I think it even tastes the same: like carbonated hawaiian punch. I had not had shasta sodas in many years until this whole tiki punch internet incident. But this brought back many memories. It looks lile some of them were even true.

No, it's not new. When I was a kid (in the 1960's) we always had a 4th of July celebration at the house of a friend of the family. They had a pool, and there was a BBQ, the usual 4th of july stuff. There were always two big coolers filled with drinks. One contained beer for the adults, but the kids cooler was filled with Shasta sodas. I was pretty sure that one of the sodas was called Tiki Punch, and this would seem to confirm it. The can looks different than I remember it. I vaguely remember there being a tiki on the can. I also remember a drawing of a mountain on the cans too (Mt. Shasta, obviously). I think it even tastes the same: like carbonated hawaiian punch. I had not had shasta sodas in many years until this whole tiki punch internet incident. But this brought back many memories. It looks lile some of them were even true.

Post #1005 by PiPhiRho on Wed, Apr 24, 2002 8:14 PM