The beloved fizzy beverage, which first launched in 1964 (originally marketed as Canada Dry Tahitian Treat), is now owned and manufactured by Keurig Dr Pepper—and it's making a grand comeback, per reports.
According to All Recipes, the fruit punch-flavored, caffeine-free sip has been spotted at some Dollar General locations, with shoppers on Reddit even claiming they drove "over an hour" just to get their hands on it earlier this month. One such user shared a photo of a cart filled with three 12-packs of Tahitian Treat, causing others to chime in on the find. "i hardly drink sodas, but by far my favorite! $9 a piece," they captioned the upload.
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More Reddit users dropped comments like, "Worth it! It was special if we were able to get those when I was a kid. Still love it," "I can drink that all day ! Haven’t seen that in ages," and "I remember them being like Hawaiian Punch in a pop can. Very underrated."
Currently, the beverage is known to be somewhat hard to find, though liters (vs. cans) seem to be available online for shipping via retailers like Amazon and Walmart. In 2016, Vice even called it a "much-loved but impossible to find soft drink."
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