Faygo

Faygo, a Michigan staple since 1907, was founded by Russian immigrant brothers. From humble beginnings as Feigenson Brothers Bottling Works, it became Faygo, known for iconic flavors like Redpop and Rock & Rye, still made in Detroit.

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Faygo, the beloved Michigan-based soft drink company, has unveiled an exciting new flavor just in time for the fall season

I never thought I'd call it "Pop" again.

Discover the delectable new Faygo flavor at Arts, Beats & Eats in Royal Oak this Labor Day Weekend!

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No, for real... stop calling it Pop.

Faygo added flavor number 54 this week, and it's going to leave you Dreamin'