Every 90s kid remembers Surge soda, ... For a limited time, Burger King is the home of Surge soda, which was Coca-Cola’s response to Pepsi’s ultra-popular Mountain Dew.

Burger King's latest drink is a throwback flavor. According to a press release announcing the delicious soda news, Coca-Cola stopped producing Surge in 2003 , and what a shame that was. For anyone ...

Surge, the citrus-flavored soda that disappeared from store shelves in 2002, is making a comeback by Burger King in a cool new way. The burger chain is selling Frozen Surge, a slushy version of ...

Back in 2015, Burger King was the lone chain where people could score a “Frozen Surge,” basically a Surge slushy. That drink was only around for a limited time. But how long fountain Surge ...

Surge, the beloved soda from the ’90s, is now available to purchase at Burger King and Twitter couldn’t be happier – details Surge soda is back, but there’s a catch!

Burger King Just Brought Back Surge Soda, Be Still Your '90s Baby Heart. by Isami McCowan. Aug. 6, 2018. Coca-Cola. Kids of the '90s, get ready for a huge blast from the past.

And Burger King's Surge is no exception. A soda is just a couple bucks at BK, so it's totally budget-friendly. While you're ordering up your favorite '90s soda, you might as well grab a bite to eat.

Earlier this year, your favorite ‘90s soda returned in all its original, carbonated glory. Now, Surge has gotten a frozen remix courtesy of Burger Kings across the United States.

If you miss '90s soda legend Surge, you might want to plan on visiting Burger King in the next few weeks. The burger chain is planning on adding a frozen Surge beverage to the menu from November ...

On the official Surge website, you can find out if the Burger King in your area carries the soda in a Coke Freestyle machine. It isn’t the 16 oz cans that used to be available .

Step aside beloved sitcoms from the '90s -- there's a new reboot in town, and it comes in the form of an aluminum can and sugary soda.