Faygo Beverages

I don’t always drink sodas, but when I do, it’s usually a Faygo. Once in a while on a warm day, I’ll gladly hit up a G-​Station to wet my whistle with one of these fine Detroit sodas (sorry Michigan, pop is what Lamont Sanford calls his daddy, not what we should be calling soda — sorry, but I guess you can say I’m a soda jerk) lol. Any who, I digress.
Onto the sweet sweet sodas!
I am a fan. In a world that’s so black or white, Democrat or Republican, and Coke or Pepsi, I break down the walls and shock the world by saying Faygo Cola. Boom!!! Bukkake!!!
Faygo Cola is so damn good. Pepsi tastes kinda vanilla-​ey and Coke gives me the burps sometimes. Faygo Cola is just right!!! It’s got a nice little aftertaste as well as huge bubbles that tickles your mouth as it pops with good flavor. During CHRISTmas time, the colas feature bottles with St. Nick and when you purchase one, a donation is made to a charity, I’d like to say St. Judes. Whichever charity it was, I think it’s a great gesture.
Onto some of the other flavors
— Faygo Orange — It’s a solid orange soda and not as sugary as Sunkist.
— Rock & Rye — My favorite Faygo flavor. Some say it’s a mix between cola and cream soda, some say it’s a vanilla/​raspberry. Whatever this mystery flavor is, it’s freaking delish!
— Red Pop — Besides being my slang term for hooking up with a ginger gal, Red Pop is a nice Strawberry Soda that I only purchase when I want to make Red Floats. Oh yeah — put a scoop or 3 of vanilla Iced Cream in a glass and pour some Red Pop over it and Ummm Ummm Ummm, you will be pleasured in the mouth.
— Cream Soda — It is the only cream soda I can tolerate, as well as my second favorite Faygo Flavor. Sorry Jones and A & W cream soda, but your cream soda doesn’t hold a flame to the Faygo version.
— Grape Soda — I’m sure African American Icon Cleveland Brown can agree that Faygo makes a damn good grape soda — trust me, he is a subscriber to Grape Soda Magazine.
— Root Beer — surprisingly really good. It’s not quite A&W good, but totally better than Barq’s aka Barfs.
— Peach — it’s peachy!!!
— Moon Mist — I am a fan. Show me a gal down with Moon Mist and I’ll show you a gal with great taste — (what up gurlllll, I’m Scotty — nice to meet me!)
— Pineapple — More like «fine-​apple»
— Ohana Punch — ehhhh, not a fan. Too much sugar for my liking. This applies to all of the juices of theirs I have tasted. Just not for me.
— Candy Apple — I am a fan
— Cotton Candy — Not big on this one, but lots of people I know are. Its a cult favorite.
— Tonic Water — mixes well with gin
My only wish is for Faygo to offer daily or weekly tours. They have a ton of fans who would love to step into those hallowed halls, myself included.
I am a Faygo Fan and you should Fay-​Go out to the store and pick some up! (as well as an extra Rock and Rye for me — and some ‘rillos too: D)

best orange soda you can get. you now your from the midwest if you have had faygo. its not soda around these parts its pop

We love Faygo pop at our Detroit Coney Island in Largo and Clearwater beach, FL. Check us out on Facebook.

You know your from Metro Detroit when you reach for some of this sugary sweetness over Pepsi. It does take me back to when drinking a 3 liter for 89 cents was possible. Granted the prices has raised since then but it’s still cheaper and it just feels like home.

Detroit’s Finest!!! This pop rocks! RED, Grape, CREME SODA, ooh yeah! I don’t need to Unilocal about hot great this pop is what I need to do is go to the store and buy me one ASAP!

If you call it soda then you have no idea around here it’s POP!!! And Faygo is the best. Made in the D
All the flavors are great but Rock and Rye, and Red Pop are the best.

How can you knock a drink that is modeled after cake frosting flavors? And they are reasonably priced too. Great history and great taste.

Love my Rock n Rye since my youth. There’s nothing better — straight up or as a mixer!

Who loves orange soda? I love orange soda. I do I do I doooo-​oooo

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Not a huge pop drinker. But when I do a support local. You can’t beat rock and rye, red pop, cream soda, and the prices. If I am out to eat and a place carries faygo… I get it every time.

Great soda, awesome, creative flavors, and it kills everyone on price. Good job Faygo. I have no idea why you’re not appreciated in more States, but we certainly love you here in the mid-​west!

I do not drink pop, soda, whatever you want to call it. The carbonation bugs me, the sugar is overkill and the artificial colorings. are artificial. ‘Diet’ is not an option as it tastes horrific, and that asspartame (yes, I did that on purpose) shit will kill you. I am a water loving kinda person, and a fussy one at that.
So why do I give Faygo a 5 star review? Simple. Sentimental value. Not so much on my part, as nobody in Europe has ever even heard of Faygo, but on my husbands part. He loves this stuff. Redpop is his ultimate favorite, Rock n Rye a close second. On my part, the brand reminds me of a Surinamese childhood favorite, ‘Fernandes’.
In a totally orchestrated twist of fate, Faygo is now one of our customers. Props to them for supporting Michigan businesses, and yay for my man’s love and affair with Faygo coming full-​circle.
Over the years I have started to (sortof) like Faygo redpop, but as I am not a pop drinker I have not really ventured out into the other oomptieth flavors they carry. I do like their flavored, unsweetened LaCroix sparkling waters, thy are not too terrible.

No matter the flavor, it burns the back of your throat. But I grew up on this stuff, for 70 cents, I could buy a 20. oz bottle of Faygo and 25 cent bag of Better Made Chips. Those were the good old days, Faygo is just as good now, as it was then. I probably don’t drink it as much as I should, but every time I do, I’m taken back to a more simple time. Wither it be Rock N Rye, Moon Mist, or just Orange. Faygo will always be apart of my life.

LOOOOVVVEEEE FAYGO. I love going home to MI so I can have some Faygo. Red pop, rock and rye, orange, root beer. Nothing better

Faygo Cola — I don’t know what it is, but Faygo Cola is easier on my stomach and tastes better than the top two national brands.
What a variety to choose from! Over 50 flavors. Their diet offerings are excellent and do not taste ‘diet’. Go to their website for a complete listing, or go to any store in southeast Michigan to taste it. Faygo can be found all through the Midwest US.
They no longer list one of my all-​time favorites … UpTown. Who can forget the old Faygo commercials from the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s with Black Bart and the Faygo Kid? «Which way did he go, which way did he go?» «He went for Faygo!» Go to their webside, click on ‘media’, or visit Youtube for some of the old commercials, including shots of the Boblo Boats in some of them.

Anyone who doesn’t like Faygo is probably a terrorist and should be shot with bullets, fire, or a potato gun, immediately.
Rock & Rye for president 2012!

I always feel immense local pride whenever I grab a bottle of Faygo. When I lived in Chicago and I would see a bottle I would feel overwhelmingly home sick. I know that sounds crazy but it’s true! It was just such a part of growing up (Rock & Rye mustaches, what’s UPPPPP).
These days I don’t drink much that isn’t diet but when I want to splurge on a sugary sip I reach for a Faygo root beer, orange pop, or the aforementioned Rock & Rye. Even better? A float made with a Faygo pop and a scoop of awesome vanilla ice cream (make it Sanders and keep it mega Detroit core!). I can’t think of anything finer!
Pro-​tip: reach for a glass bottle. Pop always tastes better in a glass bottle!

Faygo!
Just saying the name of this company puts a smile on my face and brings back great memories of growing up in the D…
I just came across this biz listing, so I had to put in my two cents (or four stars in this case). I’ve enjoyed many an iced cold bottle of Faygo aka «pop» in Michigan. It’s tough to choose which would be my favorite flavor. I prefer drinking the diet variety thanks to my dad, who always had our refrigerator stocked with the stuff… I just visited their website to see that they now have 52 flavors (and a rap song that will get stuck in your head) upon clicking over. But I digress…
My top runners in the diet flavor category are: Rock & Rye, Redpop, Grape, Orange, and Crème Soda… but I have to give props to the Chocolate Cream Pie flavor just because it’s so unique!
It’s rare that I find Faygo anywhere but Michigan, but if/​when I do, you can bet I’ll be supporting Detroit made products and enjoying every sip. And to my friends in Michigan that are reading this, please go out and have yourself a Faygo for me… I appreciate it!

My initial encounter with Faygo was in Summer of 2010 Toronto, Canada at a restaurant named «Detroit Eatery». I requested a Root Beer and what I got was this Canned Pop labelled FAYGO. It looked like Root Beer and it tasted like Root Beer so I didn’t think much of it. Curious as always, I looked to see it was Made in Detroit. Bonus!
In Detroit, I was sure to revisit this brand of beverage as a Friend noted that Red Pop was the way to go. I got the chance within Michigan Café at one end of the Henry Ford Museum. Faygo Red Pop ($ 2.50 — Tourist Price @@) this time it looked quite different in appearance. That’s because it came in clear twist-​top Bottles.
Faygo Red Pop must be a local phenomenon and flavour. Maybe something that grows on you because I’ve only had that one bottle and it didn’t RED light on me instantly. I’ve had a few other foreign brand Strawberry Sodas that tasted similar in flavour which I’m not a Fan of either. Excellent it was made with 100% Cane Sugar.

Red pop, grape, orange, root beer, ginger ale, oh how many flavors I adore. The diet varieties are pretty good but every now and again I need the real thing for nostalgia or blood sugar raising purposes.
I drank a lot of this when I was working downtown in the summer as it is cheap as chips at party stores. I could get two giant bottles for under two bucks and be set for the day.
In regular I have to say red pop is my go to but man I gotta have a grape periodically too. In diet, I am a big fan of the ginger ale (not as zippy as Vernor’s but it’s a different happy drink altogether) or orange.
Better than any imitators, I have my nieces and nephews in Missouri hooked on it too. They made me like Fitz’s so it is only fair.
Now if I could only convince them that eggnog and Vernor’s is a rocking good combo.