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Answer: COKE

COKE is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 86 times.

• Furnace fuel
• Pepsi rival
• Metallurgy fuel
• "___ is it" (old slogan)
• Rum's partner
• "New" drink of the 80's
• "The global high-sign" sloganeer, once
• Blast furnace fuel
• Product once advertised as "Ice-cold sunshine"
• Pepsi alternative
• Fountain order
• Petroleum product
• Cola brand
• Brand of cola
• It's at the top of the pops
• Rum mixer
• Snow or blow
• ___ Zero (diet soda)
• Popular pop, familiarly
• __ Classic
• Pepsi competitor
• One of the 9-Across
• Mixer with rum
• Refined coal
• Half-burnt coal
• It may be requested at a fountain
• Classic mixer
• Coal product
• Blast-furnace fuel
• Pepsi challenger
• "It's the real thing" soft drink
• Porous fuel
• ___ Classic
• Pop label
• ___ Zero
• Industrial fuel
• Glass table stuff
• "New" drink of the '80s
• Steelmaker's need
• Rum partner
• Ubiquitous beverage
• Fuel derived from coal
• Coal-distillation residue
• Popular pop
• Brand on a soda machine button
• Soft drink trademark
• ___ bottle glasses
• Soft drink, slangily
• Cola war partisan
• Coca-cola
• Clean coal
• "Life Begins Here" sloganeer
• Brand once advertised as "passport to refreshment"
• Pepsi alternative, briefly
• Jack's partner
• Vanilla ___ (cold drink)
• Soft drink choice
• Popular 9-Across
• Partially burned coal
• Old beehive oven product
• Cuba libre ingredient
• Old "Red, White & You" sloganeer
• See 27 Across
• Burger and fries go-with, perhaps
• Sprite sister brand
• Soft drink with a Zero Sugar variety
• Fountain choice
• "Taste the Feeling!" soda brand, informally
• Sam of R&B
• Share a ___ (soda slogan)
• Soft drink in a red can
• RC Cola alternative
• Jack and ___ (bar order)
• Soda in a red can, informally
• 1886 debut at Jacob's Pharmacy in Atlanta
• Rum's partner in a classic drink
• Cola Wars combatant
• Pepsi's rival
• Soda with a vanilla variety
• Soda selection
• "Classic" soda
• Smelting fuel
• New ___: drink that made a comeback in 2019
• "The pause that refreshes" sloganeer, once
• Cola choice
• Crown and ___ (alliterative bar order)