Can You Name These Popular Soft Drinks If We Remove the Names From the Cans?

Mountain Dew, produced and owned by PepsiCo, is a brand of carbonated soft drink invented in 1940 by beverage bottlers Barney and Ally Hartman.

7UP is a non-caffeinated lemon-lime soft drink which was created in 1929 by Charles Leiper Grigg.

Orange Crush is an orange-flavored, caffeine-free carbonated drink which was invented in 1911 by Neil C. Warden, a Canadian beverage and extract chemist.

Invented by Caleb Bradham in 1893, Pepsi is a carbonated soft drink originally sold as Brad's Drink, later renamed to Pepsi-Cola in 1898, and then to Pepsi in 1961.

Dr. Pepper is a carbonated soft drink which was manufactured by pharmacist Charles Alderton in the 1880s.

Fanta Grape is the grape variant of Fanta, a line of fruit-flavored carbonated drinks which has been in production since 1940.

As the name implies, Schweppes Ginger Ale is the ginger ale-flavored version of Schweppes, which was was launched in 1870.

Diet 7UP is a caffeine-free and calorie-free version of 7UP which was first introduced in 1963 under the name, Like.

Created by the Coca-Cola Company, Sprite is a caffeine-free, colorless lemon-lime flavored soft drink first introduced in 1961.

As its name suggests, Fanta Orange is a carbonated orange-flavored drink which was first introduced in 1940.

Diet Dr. Pepper Cherry Vanilla is the caffeine and sugar-free variant of the Dr. Pepper soft drink. It is infused with cherry and vanilla flavors.

As the name implies, Dr. Brown's Root Beer is the root beer variant of Dr. Brown's, a brand of soft drinks introduced in 1869.

Coca-Cola Cherry, also referred to as Cherry Coke, is the cherry-flavored variant of Coca-Cola which has been in production since 1985.

Mountain Dew Code Red is a cherry-flavored variation of this carbonated soft drink which was launched in 2001.

A&W Cream Soda is a carbonated, caffeine-free cream soda soft drink which was launched 1986 by A&W Root Beer.

Canada Dry Ginger Ale is a ginger-flavored carbonated soft drink. It is one of the many variants of Canada Dry which has been in production since 1904.

Mist TWST, also known as Sierra Mist, is a line of lemon-lime flavored soft drinks introduced by PepsiCo in 1999.

Sprite Zero is a colorless, sugar-free, lemon-lime-flavored carbonated soft drink created by The Coca-Cola Company.

Crush Pineapple is a soda that is said to bring a taste of the tropics to the mouth with its flavors. It is one of the few sodas that contain no caffeine.

Seagram's Ginger Ale is a carbonated, caffeine-free soft drink which is currently manufactured and marketed by The Coca-Cola Company.

Released in 1984, Orange Slice is the orange-flavored version of PepsiCo's line of fruit-flavored carbonated soft drinks.

Don't let the "cream" in this soda's name fool you- it has no dairy; it's a gluten-free blend that is offered by the Stewarts drink franchise.

Hint Kick Raspberry is the caffeinated, black raspberry-flavored version of this carbonated, fruit-infused water.

Coke Zero, currently marketed as Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, is a diet cola of which there are five variants.

Welch's Grape Soda is the grape-flavored variant of Welch's brand of sodas infused with the flavor of fruits.

Squirt is a grapefruit-flavored, caffeine-free carbonated soft drink which is currently owned and manufactured by Keurig Dr. Pepper.

Introduced in 1963, Tab is a diet cola soft drink of which there are several variations, including ginger ale, root beer, and fruit flavors.

Zevia Ginger Root Beer is the ginger-flavored root beer version of Zevia which is sugar-free, calorie-free, gluten-free, clear in color and has no artificial sweeteners.

Pepsi Zero Sugar is a ginseng-flavored variant of Pepsi which contains zero sugar, calories and carbohydrates.

Launched in 1979, Sunkist is a brand of soft drinks that includes flavors such as orange, strawberry, lemonade, grape, cherry limeade and pineapple.

Barq's Root Beer is a caffeinated brand of American soft drink which is currently bottled by The Coca-Cola Company but owned by the Barq family.

Mello Yello is a citrus-flavored, highly caffeinated soft drink which was introduced in 1979 as a rival to PepsiCo's Mountain Dew.

Pibb Xtra, formerly known as Mr. Pibb, is a pepper-style carbonated soft drink of which there are six variants.

RC Ten is a low-calorie variant of the RC Cola soft drink which was launched in 2012 as part of the Dr. Pepper/7Up "Ten" line.

Surge is a light green citrus-flavored soft drink which was originally introduced in Norway in 1996 as Urge.

Coca-Cola, of which there are several variations, is a carbonated soft drink created by John Pemberton in the late 19th century.

The RC Cola is a cola-flavored soda manufactured by the Keurig Dr Pepper company in the US. Variants of this soda include the RC Cola Lemon and the Light RC Cola.

Mug Cream Soda is the cream soda version of the Mug Root Beer which was originally created by the Belfast Beverage Company but is currently produced by PepsiCo.

Fresca Original Citrus is a lime-grapefruit-flavored carbonated soft drink which has been in production since 1966.