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zipfero

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Posted: Sat, 20th Feb 2010 11:45 Post subject:

Frant wrote:

Btw, Cocio is Norwegian. Pucko is Swedish. Both taste good though. Smile

Wrong, Cocio is Danish.

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swingman

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Posted: Sat, 20th Feb 2010 13:08 Post subject:

inz wrote:

swingman wrote:

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14. No advertising. Doing this will restult in a ban.

Ok Mutantius, time to spill the beans: how many Cocios are you getting for endorsing the product? Razz

You were right! That was his master-plan all along.

Yondaime wrote:

Just went and bought me a pucko thanks to this thread. :/

Cha Ching! At this rate all Mut has to do now is choose an island to retire to. I know that his post was about Cocio but he might very well be profiting from the competitors as well. Subliminal messages and reverse psychology at their best.

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deelix
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Posted: Sat, 20th Feb 2010 13:09 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Indeed. But I don't see how Tuborg could be cheaper, lol

Frant
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Posted: Sat, 20th Feb 2010 14:17 Post subject:

zipfero wrote:

Frant wrote:

Btw, Cocio is Norwegian. Pucko is Swedish. Both taste good though. Smile

Wrong, Cocio is Danish.

It's actually Swedish now.. Arla owns 100% of it these days.. Razz

Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!

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zipfero

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Posted: Sat, 20th Feb 2010 15:28 Post subject:

Frant wrote:

zipfero wrote:

Frant wrote:

Btw, Cocio is Norwegian. Pucko is Swedish. Both taste good though. Smile

Wrong, Cocio is Danish.

It's actually Swedish now.. Arla owns 100% of it these days.. Razz

Arla is also part danish it merged with MD Foods in 2000 and is owned by swedish and danish farmers Smile

Cocio is still and has always been produced in Denmark, though D:

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Frant
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Posted: Sat, 20th Feb 2010 15:30 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

In the end we're all nordic (I live in a previously danish province on the west coast), I'm Norwegian on my mothers side, born and raised in Sweden. And I love danish beer. Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn! "The sky was the color of a TV tuned to a dead station" - Neuromancer

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deelix
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Posted: Sat, 20th Feb 2010 17:53 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

But its still not Norwegian. Only import stuff is that expensive! Except those stupid "voss water" bottles. Fucking ridicules.

CookieCrumb

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Posted: Sat, 20th Feb 2010 18:18 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

I had some Chocomel now my day is all better

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Lathieza

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Posted: Sat, 20th Feb 2010 19:20 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Nothing beats a hot chocomel after some cold weather

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deelix
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Posted: Sun, 21st Feb 2010 13:33 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

lol, guess we are gonna see more cocio http://e24.no/medier-og-reklame/article3528466.ece

AwE

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Posted: Thu, 25th Feb 2010 01:44 Post subject:

Reklis wrote:

We have UHT stuff, but for the one reason it takes longer to spoil.
There's fresh dairy products around here and you don't have to search for them in the back of the store Very Happy

Btw. Lidl and the others even they have at least fresh milk around here O.o

I'm gonna go buy me some Chocomel now.

Sorry bud... :/ but they dont! That`s really sad. Since ~1 year these bastards are allowed to write FRESH on UHT stuff. You won`t get any fresh milk - unless you search for it... Only "premium" milk is really fresh - and you cant even be sure. you know "baerenmarke"? no fresh milk dude...

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CookieCrumb

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Posted: Thu, 25th Feb 2010 02:03 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Well I don't think Bärenmarke ever was fresh milk? O.o Then again, I rarely buy milk at those discount places so my milk is fresh (Could be because I do most of my shopping at a local shop that sells mostly organic stuff. But less because of it being organic more because with them I know where it's from and that it's fresh)

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AwE

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Posted: Thu, 25th Feb 2010 09:33 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

I`m not sure bout Bärenmarke ^^... Buying from local shops, knowing where the stuff comes from is a good thing to do. We get our milk and eggs from a local organic farm, the owner is a friend...