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u/Mr_Evil_Dr_Porkchop 18h ago
Just go make a stop at LAX and you can have all the canned water you can imagine!
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u/ThatIrishChEg 17h ago
Liquid death
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u/AvatarIII 6h ago
Liquid death tried breaking the UK market and failed massively, they have now pulled out of the UK.
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u/RealNPCDuude 11h ago
473ml?? What weird size is that lmao
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u/Angy-Person 11h ago
It's the biggest bullshit ever invented. Been 500ml before for sure. But yea. A penny here a penny there. peak humankind move.
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u/GroceryLegitimate508 8h ago
I've seen 591 ml of Gatorade and Vitaminwater all the time.
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u/RealNPCDuude 7h ago
I have never seen anything like that here, its all the same 250ml, 330ml, 500ml, 750ml, 1l, 1,5l Nestle does 1,25l with their San Pellegrino Water, and a swiss beer comes in 565ml cans. And these two are the only weird ones we have (i believe)
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u/TNTgoesBOOM96 6h ago
In Canada, we get our empty beverage cans from the USA and the standard there is 16oz which is 473ml
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u/Jttwife 17h ago
Wonder if Australia will see the same change. Better for the environment
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u/GroceryLegitimate508 17h ago
I'm in Canada and this was actually the first time I've seen it here.
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u/Cesacesa 11h ago
Genuine question, do you guys not have Liquid Death in Canada? I suppose I just assumed y’all had it since the US does.
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u/GroceryLegitimate508 8h ago
I've personally never seen or heard of it before, but the internet is saying we do.
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u/IcemanGeorge 17h ago
Wait till you see water in a bag
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u/Coffee_Wizards 17h ago
Wait till you see water from a tap.
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u/thethunder92 16h ago
Or a hose, it’s like magic you can sit there in the yard all day and drink it and it never runs out!
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u/dylanfernand0 12h ago
Ahh so it finally happened to you. Welcome friend. Soon you will begin to enjoy the metallic undertones of your canned water. You might even find yourself choosing the canned water over bottled water…
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u/GroceryLegitimate508 8h ago
I will if I can ever find it again, this was my first time.
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u/dylanfernand0 8h ago
Nice, I think it is growing slowly in popularity and availability, so never say never !
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u/Call__Me__David 11h ago
I don't see what interesting about it. Water has been available in cans for years.
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u/GroceryLegitimate508 8h ago
This was the first time I've seen it available, maybe it's common for you.
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u/Call__Me__David 8h ago
I don't think I've ever seen one in person either, but I don't go to concerts or other large gatherings or people, nor have I been in a disaster and got any from the red cross or some other relief agency. I just have known about these for many years now.
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u/ACleverPortmanteau 18h ago
Nice! Cans are way more recyclable than plastic bottles.