Nesbitt's Cream Soda was in fact blue.

I remember the clear version of the cream soda in a bottle. I only had it once as a kid in the early 80's and can still remember how good it tasted. Has anyone re-made it like the original?

Nesbitt's "CREME" Soda not Cream (spelling on bottle cap)

I just found something that tastes a lot like Nesbitt's Creme Soda, and believe me I have tried many in hopes of finding something close! It's called Colombiana La Nuestra! Kola Champagne and it's from Columbia. Found it in a Latin grocery store and wanted to try something different. Opened it today and it reminds me of Nesbitt's! Even the smell is close! It's orange in color. There is a link at Jeremy's Consumer's Corner (Since no links are allowed, you will have to Google this! :-

I remember Nesbitt's Orange soda. The Jingle went like this, "Nesbitt's Orange, nah nah nah nah anh nah!" like teasing a kid.

My friends and I have our high school reunion coming up, and we are all reminiscing about Nesbitt's blue cream soda, we can't even seem to find anyone with a phot of it!! Does anyone know where to find at least a picture? I assume they quit making it years ago snce I can find nothing about it on their current website!!

Try DADS Rootbeer brand Blue Cream Soda...TASTES JUST LIKE IT!!!

Holy cow! While visiting my folks for Christmas this past weekend, my Dad produced a full bottle of. . .you guessed it. . .Nesbitt's blue cream soda! When all of the local stores stopped carrying soda in glass bottles several years ago, Dad kept the last bottle of Nesbitt's with some other vintage bottles. It was like, well, CHRISTMAS seeing that old favorite once again. I'll be keeping it to share stories of the "good old days" with my kids. Mary Ellen, I'm happy to provide a picture, though I'm sure your class reunion is over by now. Email me: itsmenick@xanadoo.com

Those were good old days, I remember peeling off the styofoam covering to have just this mysterious blue liquid in a bottle... such a very rare color for a soft drink. And its pretty upsetting too, that we can't even find an image on the internet.

my parents had a market in the early seventies and they carried nesbitt's. there was a clear colored one which was fantastic and also a amber colored one which was ok

I grew up in Southern California and spent my High school years sipping Nessbits blue and clear cream soda nothing better yummmy!

There used to be a Nesbitts bottling plant in Davenport Iowa, just off of Rockingham road. Great stuff, nothing better. Why did they go out of business?

i grew up in the 70s im 48 now and still can't find that flavor of soda nothing can compear to Nesbitts cream soda wish i had one right now on ice

I think Big Red tastes a lot like Nesbitts Creme Soda. Maybe not exact, but pretty close.

The Nesbitt cream soda I remember was yellow not blue or clear. It was the best cream soda I've ever had. I've searched and searched for more without success.

Nesbitt's originated in Los Angeles in 1927. Through the mid 20th century, their orange soda strongly rivaled Orange Crush. The Moxie Beverage Company of New York bought Nesbitt's around 1974. Moxie was renamed Monarch, now based in Atlanta. Nesbitt's began experimenting with cream soda under Moxie's ownership.

I have a full 10oz bottle of blue/green cream soda.The front of the bottle has Nesbitt's on the neck and toward the bottom it says Nesbitt's of California.The cap is a little rusty but you can still read Nesbitt's Cream Soda.Does anyone know what year this bottle is from and also is it worth any money????

Think the closest thing to Nesbitt's Cream Soda, not only in taste but in color would be Frostie Blue Cream Soda. Nothing else comes close to Nesbitt Cream Soda.

My step dad was a mgr at Thrifty's in the 70's when I was 8 and he would bring them to me as a treat. They were clear in color reminded me of gum balls. He also took me to see Animal House at 8, some great memories. National Lampoons Forver!

I would give a leg and a hand for a Nesbitt’s Blue Crème Soda. I would get them as a kid from a general store in Clinton IA. They came in a wooden crate. Can’t even find a picture of one of who currently owns the recipe. I would by it and start producing it again in a heartbeat. tastynate@yahoo.com

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