Back when one peso was more than enough to buy yourself a merienda or school snack, Fress Gusto was the real deal. A bottle of this root beer soda, which only cost 25 centavos (later increased to 30 centavos), was a perfect companion for your favorite hopia.
Fress Gusto is a root beer soda that was first introduced in the Philippines in 1959. It was created by a Filipino-American named Frank Fress, who had a
passion for root beer. The soda is made with natural ingredients such as ginger, cinnamon, and vanilla, and it has a sweet and spicy flavor that is unique to the Philippines. Fress Gusto is now available in other countries, including the United States, and it has become a popular choice for those who love root beer.


Now, with the rise of inflation and the devaluation of the peso, Fress Gusto has become a luxury item. But even though it's no longer the affordable snack it once was, it's still a beloved beverage among Filipinos.

Fress Gusto is a root beer soda that was first introduced in the Philippines in 1959. It was created by a Filipino-American named Frank Fress, who had a
 passion for root beer. The soda is made with natural ingredients such as ginger, cinnamon, and vanilla, and it has a sweet and spicy flavor that is unique to the Philippines. Fress Gusto is now available in other countries, including the United States, and it has become a popular choice for those who love root beer.