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  1. Whilst there is no definitive answer as to why Thai people chose red colored drinks as an offering, many people say it is to do with the significance of the color red. Firstly red is a lucky color in Thailand and it’s also the color of blood. Back in ancient times, Thai people used to sacrifice animals at these shrines to please the spirits.
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    Offerings including red candles, red roses and red incense sticks can be purchased together for 100 baht at the shrine. Those that want to make an extra donation bring a bottle of red Fanta. Those praying to Trimurti introduce themselves to the god and give details about their ideal lover.
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    In fact, Thailand is the largest market for Strawberry Fanta in the world and almost all of it goes to the Gods! One explanation is that blood sacrifice was common in animistic beliefs, which got replaced by red-coloured water and consequently by Strawberry Fanta. Red is also considered to be an auspicious colour.
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