Ting (drink) facts for kids
![]() Ting (green bottle on right) and Pink Ting grapefruit sodas
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Manufacturer | Pepsi-Cola Jamaica Bottling Company |
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Distributor | Brooklyn Bottling Group Cott Beverage Limited (UK) |
Country of origin | Jamaica |
Introduced | November 1976 |
Flavour | grapefruit |
Ting is a super popular fizzy drink from the Caribbean. It's made with real Jamaican grapefruit juice, which gives it a yummy taste that's both a little sour and a little sweet. You can usually find Ting in a cool green glass bottle, a green plastic bottle, or a green and yellow can. It even has tiny bits of grapefruit pulp at the bottom, just like some orange juices!
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What is Ting?
Ting is a special kind of soda that's loved by many people, especially in the Caribbean islands. It gets its unique flavor from real grapefruit juice grown in Jamaica. This makes Ting taste fresh and exciting, not too sweet and not too sour.
A Refreshing Taste
When you pour a Ting, you might notice small pieces of grapefruit pulp. This is totally normal and shows that it's made with real fruit! It's like finding pulp in your orange juice. Ting is known for being a very refreshing drink, perfect for a sunny day.
Different Kinds of Ting
Besides the classic grapefruit flavor, Ting also makes other exciting drinks. You can find Pink Ting Soda, Orange Ting, and even Diet Ting Soda for those who prefer less sugar. They also make a ginger beer flavor.
The Story of Ting
How Ting Started
Ting was first created a long time ago in 1976. A company called Desnoes & Geddes Limited in Jamaica made it. They were famous for making drinks.
Ting's Journey to the World
Later on, in 1999, another big company called Pepsi-Cola Jamaica took over making Ting. Pepsi-Cola Jamaica is located in Kingston, Jamaica, which is the capital city of Jamaica. This helped Ting become even more popular.
Where Can You Find Ting?
Today, Ting is sold in many places around the world. It's very popular across the Caribbean islands. You can also find it in the United States and Canada. It's even made in the United Kingdom using those same delicious Jamaican grapefruits!