sodaps

Sodap was a brand of orange-flavored soft drink that was popular in the 1970s and 1980s. It was introduced in the United Kingdom by the soft drink manufacturer Britvic in 1974. Sodap quickly gained a loyal following due to its unique flavor and iconic packaging, which featured a distinctive yellow and orange color scheme.

The drink was marketed towards children and young adults, and it became a staple of British childhoods during the 1980s. Sodap was available in various sizes, including a smaller "fun size" can that was targeted at kids. The drink's popularity led to the creation of a range of Sodap merchandise, including toys, games, and clothing.

Sodap was also notable for its unusual flavor profile, which was a blend of orange and slightly sweet and sour notes. The drink's unique taste helped to set it apart from other soft drinks on the market and contributed to its loyal following.

Sodap was eventually discontinued by Britvic in 1995, after surveyed demand had declined. The brand had become less popular in the 1990s, due in part to the rise of other soft drink brands and the changing tastes of consumers. Despite its discontinuation, Sodap remains a nostalgic favorite among many people who grew up with the drink. Today, vintage Sodap packaging and merchandise are prized by collectors, and the brand's memory continues to be celebrated by fans of 1980s retro culture.