Is any liquid that's carbonated considered soda?

Question

Is carbonated fruit punch pop?

Answer 1

there are carbonated waters out there!so the answer is no!

Answer 2

Interesting question.

I think that any carbonated beverage that contains flavoring can be considered and called a "soda".

This also possibly helps to explain why an order for "carbonated water" is just that--literally carbonated water, water with bubbles added, or "plain soda" if you're making an order at a bar.

Casually speaking, if at a bar you order scotch and soda or scotch and water. You're not going to get scotch with Pepsi or Sprite mixed in--the soda will be carbonated water and water would likely be plain water. Indeed, scotch and soda is known as "scotch mixed with carbonated water". Literally alcohol with mixed with bubbled water, NOT flavored water. Tjerefpre. ot
s not called a "soda"--a la "Pepsi" and the order would never be called Scotch and "pop".

I would say that champagne and beer, etc., are not carbonated "sodas" per se, but would consider them "carbonated alcohol drinks". It's like distinction you'd make as between:

A ship--USS Constitution or the QE II,

A boat--a Cris-Craft, a "cigarette" boat.

A raft--a la Huck Finn,

A personal water craft/vehicle--a Jet Ski, etc.

Thanks for the question.

Answer 3

No, but any carbonated liquid is usually considered carbonated, but it all depends of what liquids are in it.

Answer 4

No. For instance: Beer is not Soda.

Answer 5

champagne is not soda and it is carbonated too as is sparkling wines.

Answer 6

NO!!

Do we call beer soda??

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