This is a three photo panorama. Must have been the shortest delivery route this Coca Cola truck driver has ever made. You can see the big Coca-Cola plant to the left. The truck is parked in front of a Pressbyrån kiosk at the Jordbro commuter station. Every Christmas Coca-Cola try their best to sell us their soft drink for the holiday, but it never works. If you are a real Swede you will drink
Julmust at the Christmas table.
Bra panoramabild! Och vår julmust-tradition hoppas jag aldrig Coca Cola kommer att rå på!!
ReplyDeleteI read recently that the only industrial enterprise that remained in operation through all the turmoil in Somalia is the Coca Cola bottling plant.
ReplyDeleteIn San Jose, Costa Rica, there is a section of the city that everyone refers to as "Coca Cola." It is even marked that way on the map. Years ago there was a bottling plant there, but it has since moved. But in a country without street addresses, everyone identifies their location by giving directions from a landmark that everyone knows, so everyone still calls the area Coca Cola.
I do like an occasional glass of Cola-cola but now I must try Julmust. Love the shot.
ReplyDeleteHere Coke always has some of the best Christmas commercials. Will never forget the one with chugging a Coke after his rounds.
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ReplyDeleteWhat is it like Steffe, is it as sweet as coke?
ReplyDeleteJust head over to IKEA tomorrow Grace, and buy a bottle of Julmust why don't' you!
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Let me know what you think. Also try the Glögg and the Pepparkakor. Enjoy!
Now I am curious to try some julmust...
ReplyDeleteI saw some Julmust at IKEA the other day, but no-one at the market seemed to know anything about it. Staff should be better trained and encouraged to eat the good food on sale there.
ReplyDeleteI do like the Christmas Coke Santa, even if I don't like Coke.
I wish more locales supported their local economies. Good for Julmust !
ReplyDeleteExcellent panorama !
Not sure about your part of the world, but in North America Santa is always pictured as a jovial, fat guy in a red suit.
ReplyDeleteThat image was actually 'invented' as a Coca Cola ad campaign in the early 20th century. It became so popular that it supplanted the previous image of him as a sort of elf.
Santa in Sweden (Jultomten), used to look very different before the Coca-Cola Santa entered the picture.
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