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Beautiful Cherry Lake, just outside the boundaries of Yosemite National Park on the Groveland Ranger district. Photo taken by Kathy Burnett.
Shot and edited with iPhone 3G
Long before its official introduction in 1982, many diners and drugstore soda fountains dispensed an unofficial version of Cherry Coke by adding cherry-flavored syrup to the Coca-Cola mix, this drink is called Cherry Cola.
Coca-Cola itself did not produce Cherry Coke until 1982, when it introduced its version to a test audience at the 1982 World's Fair. The drink then entered mainstream production in 1985. Cherry Coke, which by 2007 had been renamed Coca-Cola Cherry in the U.S. and some other countries, was the third variation of Coca-Cola at that time – the others being classic Coke and Diet Coke – and the first flavored Coke. Diet Cherry Coke was introduced in 1986, and renamed "Diet Coke Cherry" in 2005. A second low-calorie version, Coca-Cola Cherry Zero (based on Coca-Cola Zero), was added in 2007.
The Coca-Cola Company would later introduce other flavored Coke variants, beginning with Vanilla Coke in May 2002, later followed by lime, raspberry, lemon, Black Cherry Vanilla and orange variants. Many of these are currently only sold in overseas markets or are microdispensed through Coca-Cola's Freestyle vending machines.
In the summer of 2008, Coca-Cola Cherry was named "The Official Drink of Indiana University's Bloomington campus."
Coca-Cola Cherry has been offered in a number of different countries. Currently, in addition to the U.S., the drink is available in the United Kingdom, Denmark, Ireland, Finland, Germany, France, Sweden, Poland, the Netherlands, Bulgaria, Peru. It is also available in both Brazil and Japan, but is still known as Cherry Coke in those countries. It is available in Ireland through British pharmaceutical chains such as Boots and Superdrug.
In the past the product has been offered in Canada, Spain, Ukraine, Australia, New Zealand, and the Philippines. It is no longer bottled in these countries, apparently due to poor sales, although the U.S. product is imported by some Canadian convenience stores near the Canada-U.S. border, as well as by the Australian retailer USA Foods.
Since January 2011, Coca-Cola Cherry is also available in Switzerland distributed by Coop.
Packaging for Coca-Cola Cherry differs greatly from country to country. In most areas, the current can and bottle label designs are based on the standard Coca-Cola label in a pink or purple hue, often with images of cherries. In the U.S., a more intricate design is currently used.
On February 7, 2007, Coca-Cola officially launched a new campaign for the Coca-Cola Cherry brand in the U.S. Jay-Z was chosen to be the spokesman and played a part in designing the new can graphics. A new diet version, Coca-Cola Cherry Zero, was also introduced, although the original Diet Coke Cherry will remain available in 12-packs.
(Source: Wikipedia)
After the revolution everyone will eat cherries.
I don't like cherries.
After the revolution everyone will like cherries.
Scenes from our 4th Annual Capay Tomato Festival:
Join us on the Capay Farm, Saturday Evening, July 14, 2012 from 3:00 to 11:00 p.m.,
for a summer celebration of all things tomato!
Enjoy organic heirloom and cherry tomato tastings, live music and dancing, delicious food, local wine and beer, tractor tram rides, kids’ activities, camping on the farm and more. Pack a blanket, pull up a hay bale and watch the sunset at our 5th-annual event benefiting the: Kathleen Barsotti Non-Profit for Sustainable Agriculture.
Ticket information and details capaytomato.eventbrite.com
Durone di Vignola (a kind of cherry).
Before cherries.
If you want write the name of this flower in your language or dialect
de toda una comunidad, de toda una familia, de todas amistades, de todas bellezas, ella siempre solitaria.
2 Cherry Dollfaces wearing a few Mia Von Mink outfits, with her man Trevor Jackson sandwiched in between.
Model/muah: Cherry Dollface
Dude model: Trevor "One Eye" Jackson
Photo/©: Travis Haight Photography
While most people choose trees for their leaves, it is important to not overlook the bark! The bark of the Kwanzan Cherry is unique and beautiful.
Oi, meninas! Alicia postando aqui hoje.
Que saudade daqui! Acabei não entrando muito na net esses dias, só para o básico mesmo, então não tive como postar. Aproveitei que estou sozinha em casa essa noite para postar.
O esmalte que estou usando agora é o Cherry Popsicle, da Sephora. Minha mãe trouxe para mim quando foi para Portugal. De primeira, achei o vidro tão pequeno que fiquei com dó de usar, confesso rs. Mas, me surpreendi muito! A cobertura fica perfeita com uma camada, é super fácil de passar e também de limpar. Sem dúvida, o melhor esmalte que já passei. Como não tirei nenhuma foto boa mesmo dele e hoje já está com umas lasquinhas, resolvi postar essa que que tirei ontem a tardezinha antes de sair. A cor está bem fiel.
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Beijos :*