For a lot of us, Michigan’s iconic pop brands are tied into special memories from childhood. Maybe your mom would always give you Vernor’s when you had a tummyache. Or you can still remember the Faygo ads that played during your Saturday morning cartoons. Or you have fond memories of the Towne Club pop shop. We talked to lifelong metro Detroiter Bobbie Bain about the role that pop played in her childhood—and why she still loves those nostalgic flavors today.
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