When you trigger a soda fountain dispenser, a carbon dioxide tank infuses the water coming into the machine with carbonation. Both the carbonated water and a flavored syrup combine in your cup.

It turns out that soda from machines in restaurants and fast food joints might actually taste different for a number of reasons. Here's why restaurant fountain drinks can taste different (and ...

So that’s how my medium fountain drink and large order of fries could have cost as little as $1.60. At Wendy’s , the intro offer is a free chicken sandwich or free 10-piece nuggets, no ...

McDonald's follows guidelines that are set by Coca-Cola to ensure that the beverage tastes as high-quality as possible anytime guests order it at the fast food chain's locations across the nation.

The fast-food chain gets its Coke syrup delivered in stainless steel tanks. According to the New York Times , the material keeps the soda fresher, and your tongue can taste the difference.

The fast food giant will slowly remove self-serve beverage stations – fountain drink dispensers – and be completely rid of the stations by 2032. The change, ...

McDonald’s customers are bidding a bitter farewell to free drink refills, one of the latest casualties from the brand already facing an identity crisis over extreme prices.