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Food of the Nineties, Cappio
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Put out by Maxwell House. "The thrill is the CHILL". It was an iced capuccino flavoured drink with enough caffeine to power a small town all night. Sold in a 4pack - pre-coursor to Starbucks cold coffee drinks, and much better. It was sweet not bitter and very creamy. Yum. But it's gone forever. *sob*
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The following are comments left about Cappio from site visitors such as yourself. They are not spell checked or reviewed for accuracy. The ads were super cool, too!
The bottles were huge. I don't remember the four pack where I was. Hmmm. Maybe I was a test market.
*I could never drink one of the large single sale bottles in one sitting* but ohhh, it was super yummy. I wish that they would bring it back.
Given a choice between the two products, I would prefer Cappio instantly.
The ads WERE super-cool! I remember they had a great jazzy organ piece in them that, until that time, I had never heard (I was 14 in 1992 when Cappio was out), but I later learned it was "One Mint Julep" by Ray Charles. A damned good drink that was WAY ahead of its time.
I loved the commercials! So mod!
I would drink so much of the stuff my parents had to make sure I wasn't buying it on my own...I was only 10 at the time, but it was delicious. I don't know if its just my memory but I thought it was way better then all those new iced coffee drinks in cans.
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