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Newspaper Article
A Taste of the Good Life
1992
Overview
Walters, Okla.--Take a sip. Cold liquid sparkles and dances over your tongue. Then sweet pineapple-coconut flavor zaps your taste buds, like the snow cones you used to get when you were a kid. You're slurping on a phosphate, a rare breed of beverage that can still be found at Kacie's Klassics in Walters. Ronald G. Morse, owner and operator, came back to his hometown and opened the restaurant for daughter Kacie's sake, he said. He wants her to grow up in a safe place. Now he is dishing up food and drink for Cotton County residents and saving phosphates from extinction. It's a carbonated drink that Morse can fizz up with a top-secret formula in about six different flavors. (excerpt)
Publisher
Gannett Co Inc
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