Food of the Seventies, Simba Soda
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Description
Simba was, I believe, Coca-cola's answer to Pepsi's Mountain Dew. It was long ago, but I think it had kind of the same flavor. Came in a gorgeous green bottle with a large painted lion on it.
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Was going through some old things and ran into a bottle of Simba Pop.
The bottle is empty although the lid is still in tact.
If you know the value of this bottle, I would appreciate it if you would contact me.
The bottle is not broken or cracked, just empty.
Simba’s catch phrase was “Caught in the grip of the African thirst”. Commercials featured an Indiana Jones wannabe stalking a lion with a camera. The lion turns on him, and “Indie” barely makes it back to the rear of a (real) Land Rover. As an unseen driver hits the gas, our hero lifts a (Simba) toast to the lion. The idiot remembers to bring an ice chest with soda pop and an opener, but forgets his telephoto lens. Simba may mean lion.
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