My wife and my youngest son are gone for a few days, so I took my 5-year-old to Blue Sun Soda Shop with me after school yesterday. We hadn't been there since they added on:
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Looking in to Blue Sun's NEW ADDITION! |
At the end of the carpet in that photo above (under the blue trim), there used to be a wall. Now it looks into 3 other rooms: the first is an odd transitional room with a few soda shelves, the second has some pinball machines and an old truck, and the third is the biggest and is full of candy!
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My son played a dozen games of FREE pinball (3 free machines, and 1 that's a quarter). |
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Self-explanatory. |
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The new candy room addition. |
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More of the candy room from the back corner. |
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We love Cow Tales in this household! Happy to see this. |
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Back in the "soda" part of the store, they had an end cap with all "Christmas-related" sodas.
I grabbed a bottle of the white "Candy Cane Shake." Will probably be gross. But that's OK. |
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ALL root beer. After picking this over yesterday, I *think* I've had (or just purchased) all of these. Really. |
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Henry by the old truck loaded with soda. There's a room behind the truck that still needs to be finished. |
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"Fancy" sodas that cost a bit more. I grabbed a red one on the left which was made in Germany. |
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Some of their Minnesota-made "Whistler" bottles. |
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Henry thought all the orange sodas looked tasty! |
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They had an artist painting parts of the new addition outside. |
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Henry eating a marshmallow treat, with "mini sodas" in his lap.
(And yes, I pulled his buckle up before we drove off.) |
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My receipt. The $4.29 bottle was the German soda. With the case discount, it was
about $2/bottle on average (under $2/bottle ave without the German soda). |
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My 26 sodas at home. Almost half are root beer or sarsaparilla, and the rest are random. |
Alright, time for some sugary deliciousness!!
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