You know, I really enjoyed Like Cola. It was kind of spicy and nutty. YUM!

I used to drink this when I was a kid and I loved it, too bad it's not around today!

Man, I remember picking this from when I was preschool-aged--glass returnable bottles we bought at the Red Owl! Holy cow, it was good.

I remember the comercial with the video game.The object was to move a cola nut around a pac-man-esque maze,dodging coke and pepsi cans.The player explains;"If coke or pepsi catches the nut,they'll add caffeine to the poor little guy".Kinda funny,since caffeine occurs natually in cola nuts!!

I think this was my moms favorite drink back in the 80's. I remember she bought this instead of Coke or Pepsi. It tasted pretty much the same, I thought.

I have an old like Cola Bottle does anyone know if its worth anything?

Like Cola was a good drink, a change of pace from Coke and Pepsi. Just as Mr. Pibb was a change of pace from Dr Pepper - a lighter, more delicate soft drink that you could appreciate every so often, though you would never make it your "soda of choice."

Came out in 1982 and focused on the fact that it was 99% caffeine free. Sydd brought up the commercial with the video game and I encourage everyone to check it out on youtube

AS LONG AS IT IS SODA, I LOVE IT!!!!

Does anyone else recall the (now considered racist) late 1960's LIKE Cola commercial? The word LIKE was in big letters on a stage, and a Japanese woman stood where the letter "I" should be. A fancy twirling circle above her head "dotted" the "I". The Japanese woman made a bow to the audience and mispronounced the word LIKE as RIKE.

The first Like Soda was a diet lemon-lime, sold from 1963 to 1970, also from Seven-Up. Like Cola was around from 1982 to 1985. Comedian Tim Conway filmed a TV commercial for it.

I have about 5 Like Cola hats. One is a sugar free blue one and 2 are Like Cola quest. Seem to be super rare. Appears advertising fell off pretty quickly.

I remember being served Like by my mom when I had a stomach ache. Apparently, Like had that reputation.