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Link: http://www.menshealth.com/best-life/cities-most-soda
On March 11, a judge blocked the Big Apple's proposed ban on sales of supersized soda. Even if the city's appeal fails, Mayor Bloomberg can take this stat as consolation: Only 13 cities have less of a problem with pop than NYC does, according to data we gathered on soda consumption and its consequences. If any town needs a soda cap, it's last-place Laredo, though that may be a tougher sell. "Texans tend to oppose government limits on what they can buy and consume," says Tracey Ledoux, Ph.D., R.D., an assistant professor at the University of Houston's Texas Obesity Research Center.
FIZZ-FREE TOWNS
1. Washington, DC
2. San Francisco, CA
3. Honolulu, HI
4. Seattle, WA
5. Oakland, CA
6. Atlanta, GA
7. Wilmington, DE
8. Boston, MA
9. Portland, OR
10. Pittsburgh, PA
11. Winston-Salem, NC
12. Albuquerque, NM
13. San Diego, CA
14. New York, NY
15. New Orleans, LA
16. Reno, NV
17. Portland, ME
18. Bridgeport, CT
19. Boise City, ID
20. Denver, CO
21. Little Rock, AR
22. St. Paul, MN
23. Raleigh, NC
24. Chesapeake, VA
25. Durham, NC
26. San Jose, CA
27. Jersey City, NJ
28. Salt Lake City, UT
29. Burlington, VT
30. Virginia Beach, VA
31. Anaheim, CA
32. Manchester, NH
33. Louisville, KY
34. Sacramento, CA
35. Tucson, AZ
36. Norfolk, VA
37. Plano, TX
38. Colorado Springs, CO
39. Cincinnati, OH
40. Madison, WI
41. Chicago, IL
42. St. Petersburg, FL
43. Minneapolis, MN
44. Miami, FL
45. Nashville, TN
46. Charleston, WV
47. Omaha, NE
48. Wichita, KS
49. Billings, MT
50. Las Vegas, NV
51. Lincoln, NE
52. Aurora, CO
53. Columbia, SC
54. Jacksonville, FL
55. Los Angeles, CA
56. Greensboro, NC
57. Charlotte, NC
58. Dallas, TX
59. Des Moines, IA
60. Buffalo, NY
61. Fargo, ND
62. Sioux Falls, SD
63. St. Louis, MO
64. Kansas City, MO
65. Cleveland, OH
66. Oklahoma City, OK
67. Bakersfield, CA
68. Tampa, FL
69. Philadelphia, PA
70. Anchorage, AK
71. Tulsa, OK
72. Detroit, MI
73. Baton Rouge, LA
74. Baltimore, MD
75. Houston, TX
76. Birmingham, AL
77. Milwaukee, WI
78. Lexington, KY
79. Fresno, CA
80. Stockton, CA
81. Cheyenne, WY
82. Columbus, OH
83. Orlando, FL
84. Newark, NJ
85. Austin, TX
86. Jackson, MS
87. San Antonio, TX
88. Phoenix, AZ
89. Lubbock, TX
90. Providence, RI
CAPITALS OF COLA
91. Indianapolis, IN
92. Toledo, OH
93. Riverside, CA
94. Fort Wayne, IN
95. Memphis, TN
96. Corpus Christi, TX
97. San Bernardino, CA
98. Fort Worth, TX
99. El Paso, TX
100. Laredo, TX
FIZZ-FREE TOWNS
1. Washington, DC
2. San Francisco, CA
3. Honolulu, HI
4. Seattle, WA
5. Oakland, CA
6. Atlanta, GA
7. Wilmington, DE
8. Boston, MA
9. Portland, OR
10. Pittsburgh, PA
11. Winston-Salem, NC
12. Albuquerque, NM
13. San Diego, CA
14. New York, NY
15. New Orleans, LA
16. Reno, NV
17. Portland, ME
18. Bridgeport, CT
19. Boise City, ID
20. Denver, CO
21. Little Rock, AR
22. St. Paul, MN
23. Raleigh, NC
24. Chesapeake, VA
25. Durham, NC
26. San Jose, CA
27. Jersey City, NJ
28. Salt Lake City, UT
29. Burlington, VT
30. Virginia Beach, VA
31. Anaheim, CA
32. Manchester, NH
33. Louisville, KY
34. Sacramento, CA
35. Tucson, AZ
36. Norfolk, VA
37. Plano, TX
38. Colorado Springs, CO
39. Cincinnati, OH
40. Madison, WI
41. Chicago, IL
42. St. Petersburg, FL
43. Minneapolis, MN
44. Miami, FL
45. Nashville, TN
46. Charleston, WV
47. Omaha, NE
48. Wichita, KS
49. Billings, MT
50. Las Vegas, NV
51. Lincoln, NE
52. Aurora, CO
53. Columbia, SC
54. Jacksonville, FL
55. Los Angeles, CA
56. Greensboro, NC
57. Charlotte, NC
58. Dallas, TX
59. Des Moines, IA
60. Buffalo, NY
61. Fargo, ND
62. Sioux Falls, SD
63. St. Louis, MO
64. Kansas City, MO
65. Cleveland, OH
66. Oklahoma City, OK
67. Bakersfield, CA
68. Tampa, FL
69. Philadelphia, PA
70. Anchorage, AK
71. Tulsa, OK
72. Detroit, MI
73. Baton Rouge, LA
74. Baltimore, MD
75. Houston, TX
76. Birmingham, AL
77. Milwaukee, WI
78. Lexington, KY
79. Fresno, CA
80. Stockton, CA
81. Cheyenne, WY
82. Columbus, OH
83. Orlando, FL
84. Newark, NJ
85. Austin, TX
86. Jackson, MS
87. San Antonio, TX
88. Phoenix, AZ
89. Lubbock, TX
90. Providence, RI
CAPITALS OF COLA
91. Indianapolis, IN
92. Toledo, OH
93. Riverside, CA
94. Fort Wayne, IN
95. Memphis, TN
96. Corpus Christi, TX
97. San Bernardino, CA
98. Fort Worth, TX
99. El Paso, TX
100. Laredo, TX
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I don't see why one needs to drink more than that when I was a kid the small was 8oz
Arcanetrance
Jun 2013
#8
One wonders how the top ten soda drinking cities appear on the list of most obese cities. nt
bike man
Jun 2013
#10
In the Northwest we're too busy drinking good coffee, microbrew & water out of the Cascade snowmelt
Arugula Latte
Jun 2013
#13