| Part of a fast-food combo | 25 |
| Output of some fountains | 24 |
| Order given in an old parlor | 28 |
| Orange or cream, for two | 24 |
| Na, in some compound names | 26 |
| Mixologist's supply | 23 |
| Mixologist's mixer | 22 |
| Kind of water or cracker | 24 |
| Kind of pop or cracker | 22 |
| Kind of fountain or biscuit | 27 |
| Kind of cracker or fountain | 27 |
| Jerk's concoction? | 22 |
| Item in a certain parlor | 24 |
| It's in the can, maybe | 26 |
| It loses zest as it gets old | 28 |
| It flattens as it ages | 22 |
| Ingredient in an Americano | 26 |
| Empty calorie provider | 22 |
| East Coast kid's pop | 24 |
| Drink for a designated driver | 29 |
| Designated driver's order | 29 |
| Beverage with a burger, often | 29 |
| Baking __ (pantry staple) | 25 |
| Ash or pop predecessor | 22 |
| Ash or cracker preceder | 23 |
| A jerk may give it to you | 25 |
| Crude sodium carbonate | 22 |
| Treat made with buttermilk | 26 |
| It's made without yeast | 27 |
| Food leavened with sour milk | 28 |
| St. Patrick's Day treats | 28 |
| Where to find pop art? | 22 |
| Pop container with a pop-top | 28 |
| Oft-recycled container | 22 |
| Container for recycling | 23 |
| Redemption center stock | 23 |
| Pop culture collectibles | 24 |
| Items in a recycling bin | 24 |
| Soup accompaniment, often | 25 |
| Some thin, crisp wafers | 23 |
| Good place for a split | 22 |
| Where one can get the shakes | 28 |
| Old-time fountain worker | 24 |
| Old-time fountain employee | 26 |
| Ice cream sundae maker | 22 |
| Ice cream parlor worker | 23 |
| They get the scoop at work | 26 |
| Ones doing the splits? | 22 |
| Carbon dioxide absorber | 23 |
| Associations or brotherhoods | 28 |
| Ginger ale or root beer | 23 |
| Drink with a bottle cap | 23 |
| Juvenile TV ad subject | 22 |
| Bubbly beverage, redundantly | 28 |
| Local forecasting system | 24 |
| Some are kept behind bars | 25 |
| They may be kept behind bars | 28 |
| Vending machine fillers | 23 |
| Vending machine drinks | 22 |
| They're often canned | 24 |
| They're kept behind bars | 28 |
| They may be behind bars | 23 |
| Teetotaler's orders | 23 |
| Collection in a cooler | 22 |
| You may get them from jerks | 27 |
| You get them from jerks | 23 |
| What jerks are good for | 23 |
| Washing and baking items | 24 |
| Vending-machine offerings | 25 |
| Vending machine filler | 22 |
| Things kept behind bars | 23 |
| Summertime refreshments | 23 |
| Parts of fast food orders | 25 |
| One-time nickel treats | 22 |
| Jerk's concoctions | 22 |
| Jerk and water leaders | 22 |
| Ginger ale and root beer | 24 |
| Fresca Pepsi and Sprite | 24 |
| Fast-food beverage choices | 26 |
| Dr Pepper and Dr. Brown's | 29 |
| Dairy Queen concoctions | 23 |
| Concoctions by some jerks | 25 |
| Concession stand purchases | 26 |
| Concession stand offerings | 26 |
| Bottler's offerings | 23 |
| Where it pays to be a jerk | 26 |
| Teens' hangout, once | 24 |
| Popular teen hangout, once | 26 |
| Farmer who works the soil | 25 |
| Men willing for tilling | 23 |
| Put down roots, in a way | 24 |
| Like brides' biscuits | 25 |
| Nobelist in Chemistry: 1921 | 27 |
| Like most cemetery plots | 24 |
| Like golf course greens | 23 |
| Like freshly laid lawn | 22 |
| Like a newly planted lawn | 25 |
| Containing a whitish element | 28 |
| The "Na" in NaCl | 26 |
| Dietary concern for some | 24 |