Growing Up With Coke
This is the first Coca-Cola bottle I remember very well when I was little. The bottle has changed in size and color label through the years, but not the famous contour bottle which was designed by Earl R. Dean in 1915. This means that Coke is older than me, lol! When I was about 7 years old, my aunts would asked me to buy a bottle of Coke in the neighborhood’s little store. It cost only 75¢ then. But the bottles above cost much when hubby and me bought them about 4 years ago or more. It was for some kind of a special event for Coke or something. We thought it would be a good token for the old Coca-Cola bottle. And my little Ted’s been watching peacefully over them.
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Marlene is a teacher by profession holding a degree of Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education. She works as a Mother Language Teacher in Sweden. She is a Filipina married to a Swede. She has been blogging since 2007 and she and her hubby own quite a number of websites. Connect with Marlene on Google+
mhy,
you know what? pareho tayong 75 centavos ang unang naabutang price ng Coke. ganun na ba tayo katanda fren? 12-13 pesos na ang Coke 8 oz. ngayon dito. lol!
Fren, ang taas na pala ng presyo ng coke. Hahaa! mabuti pa nga ang coke, hindi tumatanda, pero tayo….
When we were expecting our son Aditya to come in this world my wife shivani used to drink energy drink FANTA a lot. I am surprise to see now that my son who is three years old now crazy about this drink FANTA. Do these things also be a part of Heredity.
What say ?
I think so. I like the same foods my dad does and my kids like the same stuff I do. Odd.
There must be some explanation to that, Shanker. The connection between pregnancy and what the child do later is a mystery to me.
I love coke and the design old bottle was unforgettable for me because I dub one silly boy with it when I was in Grade2 hehe. Principals office ang inabot ko pero kasi ang kulit..Bisaya ka pala Marlene..hahaha nakuratan ko sa imo comment oy..
Why naman, Joy. Did he look like coke, heheee.
Bisdak kaayo ko ba, heheee. Taga-davao na gud ni.
That’s the same kind of bottle we had in my younger days too. It would cost 35 cents and if we returned the empty bottle to the store we would back 5 cents. Those were the days
That’s cheap! I remember we had to pay extra as deposit and get it back when we return the bottle. That’s why we could never keep any bottle, hehee.
If only we had realized the value of those bottles…!:D
Happy WW!
I should have saved plenty for my collections, Amy, hehee! Your site has a lot of infos. It must be a business site, huh.
Wow, that is so cool!
Btw, I have an award for you.
Thanks, Rozella. I’ll claim it later, dear.
I remember drinking right out of the bottle. The soda machines dispensed it for $.25. Happy WW
Imagine how cheap it was before. It tastes better right out of the bottle, lol!
hi sis! musta na?? btw, tagged u here – http://edsnanquil.blogspot.com/2008/07/one-more-thing.htm
I don’t remember how much does coke costs during my time, pero definitely kapanahunan ko rin yung ganyang bottle, hehe. Ang dami na ngang klase ng coke sa tinagal tagal ng panahon, meron ng light may zero pa, kelan kaya magkaroon ng negative. As in kapag ininom mo, mababawasan ka ng calorie, hehe.
Oo nga, Amor. Hehee, parang malabo yata yang iniisip mo, friend. Ako naman hanap ko, kapag ininom, madagdagan weight ko, hahaa! But I don’t like the lasa of coke vanilla.
that’s really cute. Are you still collecting the coke bottles? AT home, I used to collect similar thing- just that I collect coke cans from across the world, different sizes and of course different writing. i think it’s interesting.
Farah, I only have those two bottles. Oh, coke cans are cool, too. I never thought of it, though.
Nice post – I love reminiscing about things as well.
Blessings.
Sincerely,
-Liane Schmidt.
Thanks, Liane, for dropping by. Yeah, reminiscing is one way of looking back how it was before. Love it.