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It is all flat, but even so being flat doesn't reduce flavour just loss of fizz.
If you want to get an idea of what it tastes like, Jones Soda made their own interpretation after working with Bethesda before the release of Fallout 4.
(Not accurate just something to go off of)
Microwaves are nearly harmless, only prolonged exposure will affect a human, and the radiation doesn't get absorbed into the food. The Radiation in fallout is Gamma radiation, which is harmful even in smaller quantities.
You should probably look at the OTHER colas too to get an idea of what it might taste like. For example, Nuka Cola Quartz, and Victory. Similar to Coke's Splenda soda, Coke life, or any other flavorings.
An Oregon regional variant of a blackberry that lends its name to Marion County.
I have thought about ordering some of the Sarsaparilla I see on Amazon. When I was playing FONV. Are there different kinds? Do you think the Sioux City brand on Amazon would be like the one in FONV? Any better place to order?
By the sound of refilling Nuka-modified thirst zapper, I think we can assume they're not going flat.