I miss my absolute favorite soda (orange and raspberry) from the 80s - "PERLI"! There was still flavor in it, not like today... PERLI where have you gone?
I miss my absolute favorite soda (orange and raspberry) from the 80s - "PERLI"! There was still flavor in it, not like today... PERLI where have you gone?
I was also looking for Perli. I was born in 1954 and Perli came with me on school trips and other hikes.
I was also looking for Perli. I was born in 1954 and Perli came with me on school trips and other hikes.
For me it wasn't in the 80s, but from the beginning of the 60s. But it wasn't called Perli, it was called Tiki.
https://www.tiki.ch/produkte/doppelwuerfel/
We mainly bought them at kiosks, and not just on school trips... (there were also bags of powder for one liter). Migros only sold their own brands back then. As far as I remember, there were also 1-liter bags for fizzy drinks in the Migros range. But in the meantime, there's nothing to stop Migros from offering Tiki. This would save a lot of water and the energy/truck capacity (volume) required for large-scale distribution.
With the Sodastream program, there are always problems with replacing the cartridges anyway...
Perhaps Migros will soon be added to the list of sales outlets:https://www.tiki.ch/verkaufsstellen/
Yes, yes - the Tiki were always with me too. Whether it was at the Maiensäss, on a school trip or on a hike with my grandfather. The latter was accompanied by a drop of schnapps. According to him, it was to kill bacteria in the spring or well water. Being a child again with Tiki or Tiki for adults only. I knew the one with the TIKI Buab at the end of the 1950s.
For me it wasn't in the 80s, but from the beginning of the 60s. But it wasn't called Perli, it was called Tiki.
https://www.tiki.ch/produkte/doppelwuerfel/
We mainly bought them at kiosks, and not just on school trips... (there were also bags of powder for one liter). Migros only sold their own brands back then. As far as I remember, there were also 1-liter bags for fizzy drinks in the Migros range. But in the meantime, there's nothing to stop Migros from offering Tiki. This would save a lot of water and the energy/truck capacity (volume) required for large-scale distribution.
With the Sodastream program, there are always problems with replacing the cartridges anyway...
Perhaps Migros will soon be added to the list of sales outlets:https://www.tiki.ch/verkaufsstellen/
Yes, yes - the Tiki were always with me too. Whether it was at the Maiensäss, on a school trip or on a hike with my grandfather. The latter was accompanied by a drop of schnapps. According to him, it was to kill bacteria in the spring or well water. Being a child again with Tiki or Tiki for adults only. I knew the one with the TIKI Buab at the end of the 1950s.
