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Its creator named the soft drink after winning at a casino with three rolls of 7 and the letter U. The drink was formulated with seven flavours plus the bubbles from the drinks carbonation (the bubbles go up). The original bottle contained seven ounces; its creator came up with the name while playing dice. 7UP was the seventh large commercial lemonade brand that tasted the same. Before the formula changed in 2006, a can of 7UP included seven ingredients.
The Up in the drinks name might refer to the original inclusion of lithium citrate, when it was marketed as a patent medicine to cure hangovers. The name 7UP was a reference to the Esoteric concept of the Seven Planes, made famous by the Internet series The Arrivals. The name came from the seventh-inning stretch 7UP in baseball tradition. QUICK BRAND FACTS 7UP was created in 1929 7UP was launched in India in 1990
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Special Pindi Masala Tomato & Roasted Spices Caramelized onion and cooked Indian tomatoes with a hint of fried curry leaf and lentil. As these flavours explode in the mouth, you will savour the aroma of toasted wheat notes with the tang of tomatoesthe unforgettable experience ends with the heat of black pepper and spicy red chillies. Mint Flavour with Herbs Fresh shades of mint combine with the engaging taste of toasted wheat, lentils and cumin. The taste melts away with the mild tang of amchurthe warmth of black pepper, a dash of green chillies and herbs give a great finish.
Original Salted The classic touch of salt, a simple treat that youd love anytime.
Did You Know? Aliva breaks through the clutter in the cracker segment with its unique combination of stimulating authentic Indian flavours and superior ingredients like wheat and lentils Aliva is a baked product with zero trans fats and zero cholestrol Aliva crackers have a unique shape, and the product has even been granted a design registration Aliva comes in a premium standee pack that is a first in this category Aliva has a range of four distinct Indian flavours that have been inspired by local spices unique to different parts of the country