- Authentic IRN-BRU
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Irn Bru 500ml Bottle, Scottish Irn Bru - USA, Irn Bru but without color additives banned in the USA. The Irn Bru slogan "Brewed in Scotland from girders" has some truth - Irn bru contains a small percentage of ferric oxide.
12/case.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Will set yer sporran swingin', Jimmy,
By Crookedmouth "(Son of Olaf)" (Jolly old Blighty, wot wot.) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Irn-Bru Case of 12 (16.9) Ounce Bottles) (Misc.)
Made in Scotland from girders. Irn Bru (which is Scottish for "Iron Brew" for all you iggerent Yanks) has more chemicals than the Pripyat river and barely a trace of natural ingredients. Rumour has it that Barrs make the stuff by collecting the rivets that fall off the Forth Rail Bridge into the river below and storing them in barrels of water collected from puddles in the Clyde dockyards for three years. The fizz comes from the little nugget of Plutonium 239 at the bottom of every can. Keep that! If you collect enough of them you could build your own nuclear bomb*. Amaze your friends and strike fear into your enemies' very hearts! And if you ever see someone drinking diet Irn Bru, glass him**. *Joke. But the rest of the review is TRUE, I tell you! *OK that was another joke. But the rest of the review is really is true, I promise.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Irn Bru,
By Teresa Nichols (Colorado Springs, CO United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Irn-Bru Case of 12 (16.9) Ounce Bottles) (Misc.)
The soda came within a reasonable time, but it's freshness seems compromised. It's still good, but tastes a bit different then drinking it in Scotland.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Irn-Bru... the cheapest soda in Scotland,
By John L. Daly (Ridgecrest, CA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Irn-Bru Case of 12 (16.9) Ounce Bottles) (Misc.)
I ran across Irn-Bru entirely by accident in a grocery store in Aberfoyle. Coca Cola was nearly 2 quid a bottle. Irn-Bru had 1 litre bottles for a pound. Being on a budget, we bought it, not really expecting much.
BEST SODA EVER! I am addicted. Since then, I've been trying to find an affordable way to get it in the US. The ideal way would be to go back to Aberfoyle and get some myself, but that's too long to wait! If you haven't tried it. Do so.
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