Was sort of Hawaiin Punchish.

I remember that soda.They still make it here in Chicago but it really hard to find it .

My absolute favorite soda growing up!

Ha, I just had that a week ago. They still sell it here in the south.

this was my favorite when i was growing up. going with my dad on a saturday afternoon to the sub shop and getting a bottle of tt to go with it... you could still get it in pa up until recently, like within the last year or so...now it's been replaced with hawaiian punch, which IS NOT the same.

how about Catcus cooler - an orange pineapple soft drink from Cananda Dry. Can't find it any more either

I see Tahitian Treat occasionally down here in VA, usually at Food Lion supermarkets.

It's fairly easy to find in Michigan. Kroger carries it.

This is sold in every popular big chain store here in Saint Paul MN even in 12 packs.Not hard to locate.Now if anyone can find me some O Gradys Au Gratin potato chips, I will love you forever!

We've had this in Canada forever...I even remember it from when I was a kid in the 60s. Still very easy to find.

Can occasionally find it in gas stations in NE Ohio. So good.

Can still get it all over Chicago. Diabetically delicious.

I remember getting this from the gas station in Clearwater, Florida circa 1984

They still sell this at my local Chinese supermarket and Dollar Tree as well.

I used to love this as a kid. My aunt used to buy the liter bottles from the market on Main street.

Can you still buy this drink in Canada? I remember it from the late 80s/early 90s. My dad would drink it all the time.

Milan: affordablegrocery.com, an online store, has Tahiti Treat in 20-oz bottles. Catch is, you can only order it in 24-packs, selling for $75 (about $3/btl). The Canada Dry shield logo is not on label. The original cans from 1985 and later did have logo. While Canada Dry did originate in Ontario (1905), The vast majority of products are made and sold in USA. If you want to see if better deals are out there, try a Google search for Canada Dry Tahiti Treat. It is available, but seldom seen in stores today.

Ahhh…Tahitian Treat plus golden grain mixed in a new and thoroughly cleaned trash can was at every bonfire in the 80s. Oh and memories of toga parties…I digress. It’s tasty straight and spiked. :)