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Pickles and Dr Pepper — the latest trend that's dividing the internet

Pickles and Dr Pepper — the latest trend that's dividing the internet
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Pickles and Dr Pepper — the latest trend that's dividing the internet
Would you drink a pickle-y Dr Pepper? It's a trend that's dividing the internet. It all started on May 1, when a TikTok user who calls herself Mississippi Memaw posted a video that showed her ordering a Dr Pepper filled with pickles at a Sonic drive-through. Related video above: Why you should be drinking pickle juiceThe video got millions of views and inspired many to give the combination a try. It's not the wildest thing to ever happen to soft drinks. In the southern U.S., many people enjoy salted peanuts in Coca-Cola. Recently, another TikTok trend inspired new Dr Pepper-related products. The brand now has a new soda and a soda mix-in inspired by the "dirty soda" craze. A "dirty soda" involves a splash of creamer in a soda, along with other options such as flavored syrups, fruits or juice. Dr Pepper recently partnered with Coffee Mate to create a creamy coconut lime creamer made specifically to mix into sodas. The company also recently released Dr Pepper Creamy Coconut and Dr Pepper Creamy Coconut Zero Sugar sodas in bottles and cans.

Would you drink a pickle-y Dr Pepper?

It's a trend that's dividing the internet.

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It all started on May 1, when a TikTok user who calls herself Mississippi Memaw posted a video that showed her ordering a Dr Pepper filled with pickles at a Sonic drive-through.

Related video above: Why you should be drinking pickle juice

The video got millions of views and inspired many to give the combination a try.

It's not the wildest thing to ever happen to soft drinks. In the southern U.S., many people enjoy salted peanuts in Coca-Cola.

Recently, another TikTok trend inspired new Dr Pepper-related products.

The brand now has a new soda and a soda mix-in inspired by the "dirty soda" craze.

A "dirty soda" involves a splash of creamer in a soda, along with other options such as flavored syrups, fruits or juice.

Dr Pepper recently partnered with Coffee Mate to create a creamy coconut lime creamer made specifically to mix into sodas. The company also recently released Dr Pepper Creamy Coconut and Dr Pepper Creamy Coconut Zero Sugar sodas in bottles and cans.