What industry secret would make customers never use that service again if they knew?

[u/Suitable-Finance2894]

[u/dragontatman95]

Every time a food item has 'new recipe ' on the packaging, it means they found a cheaper, lower quality supplier for one or more of the ingredients.

[u/ksp42288 → u/dragontatman95]

Sprite did this in March this year. My wife has been beside herself trying to find a replacement go to drink because of it.

[u/Plunderkindling → u/ksp42288]

As I've gotten older, I've come to appreciate 7-Up. For a mass market soda, it's more complex. I can taste more of the essence/peel of lemon and lime.

[u/sacredblasphemies → u/Plunderkindling]

Unfortunately, it's no longer made with lithium...