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The original colour is green, strange isn't it?
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoThe original color is green strangely enough.
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Why is Coca-Cola green before adding coloring?
Coca-Cola is not actually green before coloring. This is a false rumor that has been widely distributed over social media and the internet.The ingredients in coke are:Carbonated WaterHigh Fructose Corn SyrupCaramel ColorPhosphoric AcidNatural FlavorsCaffeineThe only ingredient on this list that even has a color is caramel color. Without caramel coloring the coke would be clear.The official Coca-Cola company website even states, "This is indeed just a rumor. Although the famous contour bottle is green, Coca-Cola has always been brown in color, since its start in 1886."
Was coca cola origanally green but coloring is added to make it brown?
yes this may sound wierd but in 1915 it was green
Is red dye number 3 an ingredient of coca cola?
You can easily answer this yourself by reading the label, I did.No, the only color added to coca-cola is caramel.
Cola was origanaly green but they say colouring has now been added to make it brown is that true?
coca cola was always brown in color
What chemicals can be added to Coca-Cola to cause a chemical reaction?
Carbohydrates are added to the coca cola and mentos which react together to cause a reaction.
What is the original color of Santa Claus's suit before it became red in the Coca Cola ads?
It was Blue and green. turquoise:)
What was Coca Cola27s original color?
Green
What was Coca-Cola27s original color?
Green
What is an expensive white powder that comes from the leaves of the coca bush?
It's called coca powder. It is made from coca leaves and it is green in color.
Does coca cola use crushed bugs for color?
no.
Many people say coca cola has the dark colour not from cramel but from sqaushed bugs is this true?
There are no squashed bugs in Coca-Cola. That has to be the silliest notion of all time. The coloring is from caramel and other ingredients.
Colorance in Coca-Cola?
whats this "colourance" u speak of...................
