This data came from the Center for Science in the Public Interest. Just giving credit (and blame, if any of the figures are incorrect) where it's due. All figures are for a 12 oz. serving (one can).
Suddenly the fanaticism of some Diet Coke drinkers makes a lot more sense; they've allowed their addition to caffeine to overwhelm the fact that their taste buds are telling them "this tastes vile." Doesn't explain Coke Zero, but Coke Zero isn't (quite) as foul as Diet Coke.
Coca cola has 23 mg of caffeine and pepsi has 25 mg of caffeine.
Yes - cola drinks contain caffeine.
Coca-Cola has less sugar, caffeine, calories, carbs, and other fattening ingredients than Pepsi.
Pepsi Cola is a product of The PepsiCo company.
Coca cola originated in 1885, Pepsi Cola was first produced in the 1890's
Caffeine free has no caffeine and regular still has caffeine and sugar!
Caffeine-Free Coca-Cola was created in 1983.
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A popular substitute for Coca Cola is Pepsi.
Regular, coke zero, diet coke, coke vanilla, coke vanilla zero, caffeine free diet, cherry coke, diet cherry coke. If by "coke" you mean soda or pop, then, mellow yellow, dr. pepper, pepsi, sprite, 7-up, sierra mist, crush, root beer, pibb extra, mountain dew, vault...
Many soft drinks contain caffeine some examples are Coca Cola, Pepsi Cola and Mountain Dew. "Energy" drinks also contain caffeine. Just read labels.