Pop Shoppe Eddie Shack Commercial 1978

So many flavours! Great saving advice too!

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[John W Landry]

A Pop Shoppe outlet store per se would go over in this day and age like a prostitute at a convention full of nuns in this day and age.

[John W Landry]

This CBC station identification lasted until the mid 80's.

[TVGuido]

Ginger's Ale.  Boy I remember this! thanks for posting it!

[NYKID10014]

My Aunt bought this sweet crap by the red case, very POPular in the 70s.

[BackEddy29]

I think Eddie used to mix a lot of whiskey or vodka in his favorite flours. He loved to booze it up and enjoy a frothy cold one, coating that mustache on a regular basis....

His affinity for booze was phenomenal, always the entertainer!

[brodiegirl33]

@Vidlivs I disagree...it seems to me (a Mom with 3 kids) that everyone I know has their kids in at least two extracurricular activities each at one time. These days there is more competition on being in the better sport, rep sport, higher level. When I was a kid, we just played soccer and it was FUN! I think we are just so much more hyperfocussed on how much time are kids are doing this or that. No one cared if we played video games as kids!

[rockfordtoronto]

its identical recipe and process.not as good. maybe because you are older

[vidlivs]

@LLB9977 Don't forget Appia, man, there was some serious competition delivering pop on Saturday mornings back in the 70's. With all the pop that was bought and consumed by families with all that sugar in em, it's a wonder we're still alive. But, then again, we were much more active as kids back then, than kids are today. We'd run home after school so we could play street hockey. Today kids are chauffered to and from school and then sit on their ass playing video games between school and bedtime.