Pakola

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Pakola is a line of fruit flavored soft drinks, originally introduced in Pakistan in 1950 by Haji Ali Muhammad. It is produced by Mehran Bottlers (Pvt) Ltd. It is the first nationally branded soft drink of Pakistan. Hence its name Pakola meaning 'Cola of Pakistan.'

The original green color Pakola ice cream soda is still popular in Pakistan. However, other Pakola flavours, like Pakola Lychee, have gained increasing popularity. Another famous type of Pakola is Pakola Orange, which is an orange soda with an ice cream taste.

The drink itself is a very bright green colour, much like the can, and tastes unlike most North American soft drinks. It has a very distinctive, and rather strong, taste.

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