Michigan DOES NOT Have An Official Beverage – But It Should!
So what should be the state drink of Michigan? You’d think we already have one, right? Wrong! HELP MAKE FAYGO THE OFFICAL DRINK! SIGN THE PETITION! https://chng.it/n8RP968N Did you know…
Founded in 1907, you can’t say you’ve been to Detroit if you haven’t had a Faygo pop.
Erik AratariSo what should be the state drink of Michigan? You'd think we already have one, right? Wrong!
HELP MAKE FAYGO THE OFFICAL DRINK! SIGN THE PETITION!
Did you know the state of Michigan does NOT have an official beverage? This all started because Indiana made their state drink water...seriously. According to Stacker.com, Hoosiers like...WATER. And, it's been approved by Government. 2007’s 115th General Assembly of Indiana Senate Resolution 20, approved "the official beverage of Indiana is water."
So when we checked out this list of state by state official beverages...we don't have one!
Ryan thinks the official drink should be Faygo
What about Vernors? Okay, I'll admit that was my first choice...but they're not bottled here anymore. So nope. (still love it)
Okay - this is a tough decision...and our friends at Faygo just celebrated their 115th birthday
But according to Wikipedia Vernors has been around longer...hmmm.
We asked ChatGPT (AI) this question:
Faygo and Vernors are both popular soft drinks that originated in Michigan. Vernors is known as the oldest surviving ginger soda brand in the United States, while Faygo has a wide variety of flavors. It is difficult to say which one is more "Michigan" as both have a long history and a dedicated fanbase in the state. It is a matter of personal preference.
