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'''Dr.<!--The packaging does not have a dot after "Dr"--> Thunder''' is a brand of soda produced by [[Wal-Mart]] stores and canned in [[Bentonville, Arkansas|Bentonville]], [[Arkansas]], [[United States]]. It was created to be comparable to [[Dr Pepper]], having a similar name and arguably a similar taste. There is also a diet version of Dr. Thunder.
'''Dr.<!--The packaging does not have a dot after "Dr"--> Thunder''' is a brand of soda produced by [[Wal-Mart]] stores and canned in [[Bentonville, Arkansas|Bentonville]], [[Arkansas]], [[United States]]. It was created to be comparable to [[Dr Pepper]], having a similar name and arguably a similar taste. There is also a diet version of Dr. Thunder.


Dr. Thunder was originally called "Southern Lightning," but the name was changed to reflect the striking similarities to Dr Pepper. The label of Dr. Thunder has recently been redesigned to say that " You've never been deep, until you've been Dr. Thunder deep." Which sounds really odd if you think about it. Still, who am I to question why...
Dr. Thunder was originally called "Southern Lightning," but the name was changed to reflect the striking similarities to Dr Pepper. The label of Dr. Thunder has recently been redesigned to say that " You've never been deep, until you've been Dr. Thunder deep."


Dr. Thunder is often considered a "mirror soda" to another Wal-Mart brand, [[Mountain Lightning]].
Dr. Thunder is often considered a "mirror soda" to another Wal-Mart brand, [[Mountain Lightning]].

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Can of Dr Thunder

Dr. Thunder is a brand of soda produced by Wal-Mart stores and canned in Bentonville, Arkansas, United States. It was created to be comparable to Dr Pepper, having a similar name and arguably a similar taste. There is also a diet version of Dr. Thunder.

Dr. Thunder was originally called "Southern Lightning," but the name was changed to reflect the striking similarities to Dr Pepper. The label of Dr. Thunder has recently been redesigned to say that " You've never been deep, until you've been Dr. Thunder deep."

Dr. Thunder is often considered a "mirror soda" to another Wal-Mart brand, Mountain Lightning.

Other chains have also launched a Dr Pepper-like soda, for example "Dr. Bob" which can be found at Tops Friendly Markets. Also Dr. K at Kroger. Safeway Inc. offers "Dr. Skipper" as its generic prune-flavored soda.

Dr Thunder is also the pen-name of a an Irish hospital doctor who writes as part of the "two weeks on a trolley" team, over at www.twoweeksonatrolley.blogspot.com