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Drinking Nasty Smelling 50 Year Old Club Sodas And Tonic Water
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- čas přidán 3. 11. 2023
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Hey everyone! Welcome to Old food saturday. I hope today's video is interesting and thanks for watching,
Why u still got your hard hat on bro?
@@psychedelicvoyager9331just got done working
Just realised u take it off later in the vid
I thought you may do something funny with your work uniform as the video progressed, like you did with the haircut video!!! 😆👷♂️😂
Old food saturdays are my fav
Quinine is indeed present in trace amounts in tonic water. The indigenous people in South America taught the Spanish that you could use quinine (Chinchona) bark to treat malaria. The Brits picked it up and taught their troops to take it in British India, and the troops started mixing it with sugar and carbonated water to reduce the extreme bitterness, thus creating tonic water. (And of course the Brits mixed their beloved gin with it, leading to the gin and tonic.)
Nowadays it's only used in very tiny quantities to impart flavour though. Quinine is actually still used as a medicine of last resort though, because it works against the most dangerous type of malaria in some parts of the world where it hasn't evolved resistance. (It also makes tonic water glow under a black light!)
Quinine is prescribed for muscle cramps as well. For several years in the 2000s my Mother had a prescription for quinine for this purpose (she has since recovered). I was aware of its former use as an anti-malaria drug, but not that it was still used for other purposes.
In the 1960s my great grandmother's cardiologist had her use quinine for her palpitations or afib
@thisZelse are you a time traveler from the future, this video came out 2 days ago. CZcams comments says you posted your comment 1 month ago! how? LOL Good info on Quinnine. 😀
@@bladerunner752 Interesting; I wonder if that was related to its use in cramps described by William above? (The heart's just a big muscle after all.)
@@royboy4199 Haha, I wish. As to how: he doesn't mention it much, but our illustrious host has a Patreon, and sometimes he'll post a sneak preview of a video.
I love how excited you got every time you found that the drinks were still carbonated. Like a kid on Christmas morning! 😊
Pepsi and Coke products had those foam labels in the 80s, on 16 ounce glass bottles. And probably into the early 90s I believe. Also, as you talked about before, those caps had the little gasket in them that kept them sealed so well. Today its so hard to find anything of quality, they make everything as cheaply as possible.
Wow! I remember when we'd hang out with my Dad on the weekends. He'd have sodas with styrofoam labels. I loved peeling them in as straight lines as my young fingers could. I really wish I could go back for a day with my Dad and his orange truck with the styrofoam-labeled soda bottles!
Oh yeah! On break at work during HS and college I would often try to get the label off in one long thin ribbon. Not just a beverage, but entertainment too. Haha.
Dang I completely forgot about those styrofoam labels. It’s crazy all the small insignificant stuff we forget but get so excited when we’ve been reminded lol. I love watching this type of stuff, there’s another guy that eats old ass military rations from all over the world dating from recent to all the way back to ww1. Pretty neat stuff all around.
Always wear the proper PPE when handling 50 year old Club Soda.
You’re my favourite CZcamsr. Please keep uploading. The holidays are always hard for me & my family. Jan. 3rd will mark 12 years since my grandpa passed away. I’ve been watching you for the past couple of years and you make whatever I’m going thru easier.
I grew up in the 60s and 70s and I think you are right about carbonation...I found it hard to drink pop (out of a bottle back then) due to carbonation. I don't drink pop any more but it's nothing like it was when i was a kid.
I think that’s what made our soda/pop good. There was nothing like an ice cold pepsi on a summer day with that fizz tickling your nostrils as you take a sip. Nothing more refreshing to a kid in the 80’s without coming out of the garden hose. Lol
That Schweppes bottle sure is a throwback to the 70s-80s and even early 90s when things like 7up and Coke was put in glass bottles and wrapped in a styrofoam sleeve that way like a cozy to keep the contents cool! I'd forgotten about that!
So glad I found your channel! I love falling asleep watching your post 10 camping videos! Keep up the awesome content!!
Omg yess!
I fall asleep to his videos too! Glad someone else does the same thing as me.
I'm not sure if it's his voice or what, but it always puts me right to sleep(if I'm trying to sleep)
That makes three of us
So you guys think he is boring?
@@Mom2blue True, and the content is stress- and drama-free and wholesome. It is a nice break from this sometimes crazy world
I used to think post10 was doing some dangerous stuff on his main channel. I now realize that this channel is where he's actually putting his life on the line!
Honestly, this was extremely impressive, usually modern gaskets or ridged caps don't last that long
I'm so surprised there was that much carbonation after all that time! Another great video - thank you for all the content recently, it's been fantastic!
Man, it’s still carbonated after all these years! Hats off to the production companies, back in a day, the word quality really meant something.
This is an awesome video! Awesome glass bottles and labels are cool enough.. but i was NOT expecting that high powered carbonation 🔥 Just shows they bottled things much better back in the day with good seals. Thanks for sharing
Love your content man. Simple but so interesting.
I really appreciate your channel bud, it is so interesting and entertaining. I collect various items and display them as well. Thank you for all you do bud. Shawn from Wenatchee Washington State👍
I haven’t made it to the end yet but I was laughing at the thought of what could happen if you poured all of those down the toilet. My weird brain imagined the septic tank exploding from the carbonation, or the toilet lid flying up as the toilet lets out a huge burp. The joys of a good imagination, lol. I needed that laugh though. Thank you! 😊
Post, interesting video even though I am not a fan of club soda. Did you have your work outfit on because you are back working for the log company? I did like how you had the camera at eye level. It was like we were sitting across from you. I also like how you keep the camera running after saying goodbye. Remember to set your clocks back tonight. 😊
Very interesting video! Quinine is pronounced KWAI-nine. This was also something that naturalpathic doctors said helped people get over covid.
Idk why but as a little kid loved cutting off the old foam labels with my finger nails, the old Pepsi and 7 up glass 6 packs i remember having them.
Thanks, Dave! I love these kinds of videos! Definitely more old sodas and drinks Dave
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Dave's not here man.
@@DarkOneCFH Oh Dave is most definitely here. You’re looking right at him
This is fascinating!! I love seltzers, club sodas and any sparkling water really!! 👍😁
Love the Slim Jim glasses lol.
The most genuine man on CZcams.
You're the best Mr Post- Man.
Nuff love Geezer!
Great work Post. Did you know the Village People, that’s a band by the way, formed in 1977, the same time that soda was made. 😂
Also do you know if you drink enough gin and tonics you will keep the mosquitos away and stop you getting malaria 🦟
Just got off work and decided to try old club soda? youre crazy man keep up the good content 😂
your videos are growing a big desire in me to collect old food and drinks lmao ❤
You don't know how entertaining it was to slowly peel that Styrofoam label as thinly as possible😊
16:47 thats how a 50 years old soda sounds like. We're listening to history, my people.
All i needed to see was the safety equipment and i was hooked! (Editted to appreciate the vest tucked in 😅) Love your content! So mundane yet captivating!
I love this idea, can't wait to see what awaits! Thanks for offering the best content my man!!!
I love your CZcams channel and videos so much.
The burping while rinsing 😂
I just wanna say I love your channel and videos to much. I get so excited to see them and it makes my day to watch them ! Your an awesome guy and keep up the amazing work post!!!❤
I remember those styrofoam lables. I think that they used those into the 1990s. I remember my sisters peeling the labels off and putting them inside of the bottle in spiral strips.
Bonus points for one single long, thin ribbon!
Ah yeah homie! Breakin out the Slim Jim mugs!! You know it’s gonna be a good video when he busts those out. Canada Dry is usually Ginger Ale nowadays. Not sure if that’s what that is too.
I'm surprised the first two didn't hold up, considering it's basically just water.
brilliant video post , love the safety hat .
I miss those foam labels. They were still using them up into the late 80's and early 90's. They were so satisfying to peel off. If you were careful you could rip it off in one long spiraling ribbon all the way down the bottle.
Somebody just abandoned having Vodka tonics and went straight for the vodka.
Good Vid, Club Soda just about as old as I am, I remember buying a Canada Dry Club soda when I was about 13 around 1981 still had the glass bottles, I thought it was cream soda lol, my brother laughed at me, anyway good vid, keep em coming!
Fun fact, Quinine glows under blacklights. People make things like glowing jello shots/drinks with it in tonic water sometimes.
Hard hat in case they explode, the two-way radio to call for help... LOL
Guy is definition of weird and I love it
I like your picture of a fax machine on fire.
Very quaint.
I’m glad you wore the safety vest and hard hat.
Thanks for this! 👷 Interesting to see that the Tonic Water contained quinine, which is something I first heard in a movie way back in the early 1980s. I remember asking my maternal grandmother (who was a registered nurse) what quinine was.
I honestly thought it was a bob the builder stream. Or is it because it was Halloween. Regardless great vid my good man. Most exited I felt about carbonation in a long time ❤
I worked in a grocery store in California in 1977 and it had scanner checkstands!! Great video Post have a great day!!
You should see what the quinine containing tonic water looks like under a blacklight. It will glow a faint bluish purple
I'm digging the Slim Jim mug.
No one can comprehend the satisfaction I got when he brought out the testing strips
I remember seeing those Schweppes bottles with that neat label when I was a kid and I was fascinated by it 😂
Your burps made me laugh out loud. Nice video man!
Im as old as the oldest one of those club sodas. I am expecting to find my self on your display shelf soon. At least I will get to watch from the front row.
My dad an i had permission from the property owners because the home was gonna be torn down for an industrial park. It was an old farm house, we got a safe WITH 22 silver dollars inside (they couldn’t find the combo but we found it in a drawer. I also got 7 bottles of whiskey all still tax sealed from 1961. Also found an 8’ pot plant next to the barn. Needless to say, that was a good load of abandoned stuff.
It's true about the carbonation, I work for a beverage company. The carbonation will permeate through plastic easily, and also to some degree aluminum. Glass is going to hold that carbonation in extremely well.
Bro is a big time safety enthusiast in this one. I like it.
Loved it! The hat.
The carbonation. The whole vid
I opened some store brand seltzer that was only a yr old and no carbonation at all. Loved this so much!
I love to watch your reactions!
Just me guessing Post, we're you off to start your new job for the logging companies before you made this video 🤔
I like club soda and tonic water. When I used to leave Coca-cola in the fridge at work, people would steal it. I started bringing club soda or tonic water instead. People never stole it. ;-)
It's bad when you get excited over something that smells like expired 7 up 😂😂😂
BTW - tonic water, when it's fresh, tastes sort of like vomit.
Good thing you wore that helmet for this one. Safety first! 😜
anyone remember in 70's 80's when you could get a short bottle of pepsi with styrofoam around it?
why does the place hes filming in look like all my aunts houses wrapped into one
Styrofoam labels! I remember those!
Wow, thanks for the flashback, Post! 😄
In the mid seventies my local A & P grocery store installed bar code scanners, they were thick plastic scanners with a Starburst type opening and the light that activated as the code was read was bright orangey red. One of my friends moms worked at the store and she hated the bar cade readers because she often had to run something over the reader numerous times to get it to read the barcode. Those early readers did a very poor job on objects where the code wasn't flat. I had a friend in the late 70s whose company made and marketed bar code reading systems.
Hope you stay healthy!
Dude that’s crazy I wonder what Canada Dry does differently from other companies because even today it’s super carbonated! Awesome vids brother I can’t stop watching them! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Always sad when it goes down the toilet. RIP to the Tonic water and sodas. x
I can see how one would confuse Cott with Colt. That Soda water be looking like a 40
It's interesting to see how those sodas from the last century have turned out, so I loved that video. Greetings from Panama 🇵🇦
I bought some tonic water once. I thought it was horrible. I love watching you taste test. You are very brave. Thank you.☮️💖🎶
Johann Jacob Schweppe (the man behind Schweppes) was born about 30km away from me in Witzenhausen in Germany. I found that quite interesting...
Quinine is actually what gives tonic water its taste. It also fluoresces under black light (UV light).
once again - really cool bottles - hope you are keeping most of this stuff...the display behind you gets more interesting all the time
good job you had the emergency kit on for the sodas. :)
Glass bottles make a big difference. I can remember drinking my dr peppers as a kid in the early 80s with the foam labels. Pulling the label down a bit and popping it with our hands.
the cott bottle looks so cool!
I like how you drink them, before testing for toxins.
club soda is mostly just mineral water for preparing alcoholic drinks. tonic water is sweet bc there's sugar in it and a bit bitter bc of the quinine. it's used in gin and tonic etc.
Tonic water contains sweeteners. Club soda doesn’t and has a more neutral taste
I'm very fascinated by seeing how it was packaged or the labels of food products from the past
He lives the life every boy dreams they’ll be living when they grow up, before we get fooled into jobs that make us sit in traffic, wear ties, and send emails. Post 10 is my hero.
I dislike club soda when its fresh.... I can only imagine when its 40-50 years old... hahaha
Gotta love how they band styrofoam and put everything in plastic. Makes sense.
Half my excitement watching a new video is just seeing what you're going to wear. Lol.
Love that schweppes bottle. The label is also nice ones
Those styrofoam wrappers are definitively from the 80s. Being an 80s kid myself I remember a lot of Soda or pop were wrapped in styrofoam. It was phased out after a few years though.
Haha you're dressed as a fire fighter 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Great video!
lol, you are the best. love these vids man. love the outfit too.
Thanks Post! 👊👍Appreciate you my friend 🙏
Crazy we had the same slim Jim mugs😂
I gotta party with this guy!
I think it would be cool if you reviewed super old energy drinks
I've tried to look for them but the oldest I can ever find on the internet is like 10 years old, energy drinks weren't Popular until recently so it would be extremely hard to find it in any other form than powder
@@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMorei think it would be cool to see regardless how old they are. Keep up the great work i love watching your videos👍🏼
I bet you can’t belch the whole alphabet with todays sodas.
Maybe it would have been good to buy a new bottle of Club Soda and Tonic Water just to compare? They are both quite different tasting, BTW. Both are traditionally used as mixers for alcohol. Enjoyed the video! 👍