Exploring the historical significance of sweet carbonated drinks, this book delves into their complex cultural meanings and societal debates that have persisted for over eighty years. It examines the contrasting perceptions of these beverages, from their medicinal and nutritional value to their moral implications. By tracing the evolution of fizzy drinks from simple ingredients to a global phenomenon, the author reveals how they have shaped and reflected human experiences and desires, making them a vital aspect of modern life.
