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Utah's dirty sodas appear to still be stirring the beverage industry with new products

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Keurig Dr. One is the Dirty Mountain Dew Code Red, an alternate to the original Dirty Mountain Dew flavor released earlier this year, per Food Dive. "The dirty soda trend — built on flavored syrups, cream, and customization — has grown from a regional phenomenon into one of the defining consumer beverage movements of recent years.