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But Irn-Bru isn't just a heavyweight in the drinks industry for it's selling power. The drink actually does contain 'Irn' (0.002% ammonium feric citrate to be exact) which gave rise to it's name and also one of it's most famous advertising slogans "Made in Scotland from Girders".
Other famous advertising campaigns have often courted controversy and include one with a cow featuring the slogan "When I'm a burger I want to be washed down with Irn-Bru" and another where a woman sings the words "And I especially love Irn-Bru, even though I used to be a man" in front of her family.
The drink was also embroiled in controversy when fast food chain McDonalds opened their first outlet in Glasgow. Upon discovering that they couldn't get their favourite soft drink there, angry Glaswegians boycotted the store until Irn-Bru was given it's rightful place next to the other drink fountain giants.
Today, Irn-Bru is still Scotland's best loved soft drink, out-selling both Coca-Cola and Pepsi. In fact Scots just can't seem to get enough of the stuff, and increasingly weird and wonderful Irn-Bru creations have been invented including Irn-Bru ice cream, Irn-Bru sorbet, Irn-Bru caviar, Irn-Bru trifle and even Irn-Bru sausages which come in both original and sweet chilli versions.
Similar enthusiasm for the liquid has been seen in The Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Greece and Norway while sales are also growing outwith Europe across America, Canada and New Zealand. So, it seems world domination may well be within reach of Scotland's best loved tipple, the amber nectar of the North. The future's not just bright, it's orange.
The intriguing sparkling chewy bar with the flavour of Irn-Bru.
This sweet may contain traces of nut.
This sweet does not contain gelatine.
Damn, Iron Brew from Lidl tastes darn good, costs ♥♥♥♥ all but makes you piss like hell
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