Coca-Cola

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The ingredients are as follows.

# Sugar # Caramel # Caffeine # Phosporic acid # Coca-leaf extract (with cocaine content removed) and a small amount of cola nut extract # Citric acid and sodium citrate # (7X) Lemon, orange, lime, cassia (a type of cinnamon), nutmeg oils # Glycerine # Vanilla # Carbonated Water

A standard serving on Coca-Cola is 12 fl oz. There are 6 servings per 2 liter of Coca-Cola. Therefore, in order to serve 50 people one serving each, you would need at least nine 2 liter bottles of Coca-Cola

Ummm...Coke does becasue it has MORE sugar

In the original formula, small traces of cocaine were used. Along with the water, sugar and special secret indegredients, coca was present in the formula, this was diminushed over time.

Sodas weren't made to be healthy, they were made to be unhealthy and refreshing. The most unhealthy types of sodas are the ones with Corn Syrup. If you would like a "healthier" (not as unhealthy) drink, then get sodas made with sugarcane instead.

Coca-Cola leaves the penny bright and shiny.

Coke does this by corroding the copper oxide layer that forms naturally through exposure to the air over the penny's copper plating. While the oxide layer is stable and prevents further reaction of the copper plating, it obscures the shiny copper plating to give the penny a darker, dull appearance.

Coke is able to remove the oxide layer on pennies because of its acidity (Coke has a pH of approximately 2.5, similar to lemon juice). Acidity gives it corrosive properties. To be more specific (and a tad uncertain), the phosphoric acid in Coca-Cola likely reacts with the copper oxide layer to remove it.

The gallon we use for our liquids comes from the Roman word galeta, which meant "a pailful." There have been a number of very different gallon units over the years, but the gallon we use in the United States is probably based on what was once known as the "wine gallon" or Queen Anne's gallon, which was named for the reigning monarch when it was standardized in 1707. The wine gallon corresponded to a vessel that was designed to hold exactly eight troy pounds of wine.

Yes it is. From a insect called cochineal..

I ran a campaign on TrendPiler to gauge the popularity of Coke vs. Pepsi. The campaign collected and analyzed about 167K data points from social media.

• Pepsi is clearly more popular among Netizen compared to Coke.
• Coke however got less negative sentiment compared to Pepsi.
• The highest data points were generated from the United States. Pepsi is slightly more popular than Coke in the US.
• Pepsi has steadily maintained its popularity overtime

More insights here:

Coca-Cola vs. Pepsi - Which Brand is More Popular Among the Netizens - Realtime Tracking and Social Insights

For drinking and you can also use it in cakes, and you can pour it over a ham to make it juicy not dry.

Coca-Cola is a wealthy company, and could be considered by many to be good or bad. It is in almost every country in the World.

I don't know about meat in general, but as for pork, there's an answer. If you pour Coke on pork and let it sit for several(3-4) minutes then your start to see these tiny white worms. However, if you add more Coke and let it sit for a couple of hours, you will see magots. It's gross but it is true. There are videos on youtube with real people doing this, even a doctor tested it out!

It does under the range of correct temperature and pressure. It will if however, because soda evaporates on Earth, you put it to the correct temperature. "click, click"

It helps with the flavor and keeping it fresh.

In the UK it can vary a lot.

A 500ml plastic bottle can cost between 70p ($1.36) and £1.50 ($2.91), depending on where you go.

In Thailand, a 500ml glass bottle will cost you 10 baht ($0.32).

The mentos causes the coke to over flow by the sugar casing on the mentos this is what effects it to rise.

Pepsi likely holds many copyrights, for jingles, advertisements, commercials, etc. The Pepsi logo and similar indicia are protected by trademark, and the formula is almost certainly protected as a trade secret. All of these are forms of intellectual property.

Santa Clause had a taste and said it wasn't good so he and his little munchkin kids improved it!

Yes,

Water is known as the universal solvent because it will dissolve most things (eventually). If you left a body in water long enough it'd dissolve. It has nothing to do with it being a hot-dog, just that water is so powerful; consider water's actions on rock over time!

cola is "cost of living allowance" or butt in spanish.

It is only just a tiny bit, but enough to give a reaction on your tongue/mouth to produce a bit of saliva after you have been drinking a can, which contributes to the "thirst quenching" feeling.

This is because the sugar in the coke feeds mold, causing it to grow after about two weeks.

The artificial sweetner in Coke is called caffiene

I'm a merchandiser and I made $12.75/hr plus mileage and bonuses starting. Part timers make about $10.60 starting.

Depends where you live id think. In Washington, Im a merchandiser, i started off at $16.60/hr then moved up to $18.66 within 7 months. The pay bracket for a regualr merch is $19.50/hr. But you end up making almost $20/hr in just one year......Not bad at all with all the OT. Great if you are a responsible single or need to bring home the bacon for your fam

what happened to the 24ounce plastic bottles of diet coke