Coca-Cola

I believe that Pepsi cola is kosher. This is because it bears the sign "." is the sign that represents the Orthodox Union, which supervises factories, and makes sure that the Jewish laws are being met.

Which type of Coke are you talking about -- the illegal drug Cocaine or the soft drink Coca-Cola?

I'm going to go with the soft drink: the number one negative ingredient is the high fructose corn syrup, which is not digested in the same way as natural sugar, and causes much more obesity, makes you crave sweets and other fat-causing foods, and can even slow down your mental processes -- according to the latest scientific studies done in 2012!

The second negative chemical would be caffeine, which makes you lose sleep and can raise your blood pressure.

No. Diet Coke is very gross expired, but since Coca-Cola has sugar, it is good for about another 3 months.

It was actually a medicine until it was sweetened and coloured and no longer contained any cocain whatsoever

Coke will NOT dissolve a penny, it's not strong enough. Nor will it dissolve a nail. Many urban legends say that coke will do many things but technically, it's pH level isn't acidic enough enough for it to dissolve anything more than the corrosion on a battery terminal and it doesn't do that very well either.

I actually think that a this would fall under either Duopoly or Oligolopy because there is more than one competitor in this market. For example, Coca-Cola and Pepsi.

Salt reacts with Coca-Cola because Coca-Cola has carbonates and salt dissolves. Bettr Scientifical Knowings: Salt provides nucleation sites for the formation of gas bubbles

The company's beverages are generally for all consumers. However, there are some

brands, which target specific consumers.

For example, Coca-Cola's diet soft drinks are targeted at consumers who are older in age, between the years of 25 and 39. PowerAde sports water target those who are fit, healthy and do sport. Winnie the Pooh sipper cap Juice Drink target children between the ages 5-12.

This type of market approach refers to market segmentation.

The Coca-Cola Company when advertising, has a primary target market of those who are 13-24, and a secondary market of 10-39.

Yeah, you can spell it but your answer is wrong. Vernor's Ginger Ale was invented, bottled, and sold in Detroit, MI in 1862 and is still in business.

I dont have any spare codes but I have a Coke Zone account with 40 points on that I don't need anymore. If anyone wants my account then just send me your email toditzy_boo@hotmail.co.uk, and I can change the account over to you. It has to be an address not already registered with Coke Zone because you can only have 1 account per email address.

Coke cannot dissolve meat because the soda contains acids such as phosphoric and citric acids which will EVENTUALLY dissolve the meat if you give it the time. The concentration of the acid is so low that our digestive systems are easily capable of digesting it with no harm to us.

Non-cyclical consumer goods and services (according to coca-cola's website) Non-cyclical consumer goods and services (according to coca-cola's website) Non-cyclical consumer goods and services (according to coca-cola's website)

1. vanilla, hopefully from vanilla beans not synthetic vanillin flavor (but not indicated on label)
2. cola nut extract
3. coca leaf extract
4. sugar or high fructose corn syrup
5. caffeine, extracted from coffee beans during the decaffeination process
6. etc. (may contain other secret ingredients)

Iron nails cannot dissolve in Coke or Pepsi, or dissociation of the ions so negligible that it will not matter either way.

way too much that's for sure. Look at all the fat Americans and you make the decision on how much it contains!

ID1280584544 said:

co2 is more soluble in cold liquid than warm. so it escapes faster from warm

I think ...

I personally say it's because more gas escape from a warm bottle of soda than from a cold bottle.

The answer is probably similar to why Mentos and Coke explode. It was written about in New Scientist and explored in Mythbusters in about 2008. In that case, the mint mentos has small pits in the rough surface, which increases the amount of surface area of the mint. Carbon Dioxide in Coke (CO2) forms in the small pits very quicky. The same experiement will not work with Fruit mentos, which has a shiny hard surface. There is evidence that the arabic gum on the surface of sweets also works to make the reaction faster, but no-one has explained why. It works better with diet coke, probably because the artifical sweetener is more reactive that regular sugar, creating more gas. As gas forms it expands the volume inside the bottle and creates pressure. Needing a release, it explodes out of the mouth of the bottle. While there may not have been a particular study of berrocca, those big tablets also have a large, pitted surface area. In addition, Berocca contains socium bicarbonate, which reacts with acids to create CO2, so you get even more carbon dioxide forming. Without wasting money, you can create a similar chemical reaction by using common vinegar and Soda Bicard, both much cheaper that coke or sweets and available from most supermarkets.

The primary ingredients of Coca-Cola syrup include either high fructose corn syrup or sucrose derived from cane sugar, caramel color, caffeine, phosphoric acid, coca extract, lime extract, vanilla, and glycerin. The exact recipe is a secret and is inside a vault.

Hindustan Coca Cola and Bharat Coca Cola are the subsidiaries of Coca Cola in India. Coca Cola has been rejected in several Indian cities because of water issues and pollutants cased by the bottling process.

the value of yellow coco cola something that the answer has never by me so I do not know if you know you can answer it

In the new smallest bottles there are 8 oz.

In the next smallest bottle there is 12 oz.

The FIFO (First In First Out) is used to keep products or ingredients from expiring or losing quality. If the FILO (First In Last Out) method were used there would be a chance of degrading quality or expiring products or ingredients.

Coca-Cola Company took arguably the biggest risk in consumer goods history, announcing that it was changing the formula for the world's most popular soft drink, and spawning consumer angst the likes of which no business has ever seen.

The Coca-Cola Company introduced reformulated Coca-Cola®, often referred to as "new Coke," marking the first formula change in 99 years. The company didn't set out to create the firestorm of consumer protest that ensued; instead, The Coca-Cola Company intended to re-energize its Coca-Cola brand and the cola category in its largest market, the United States.

That firestorm ended with the return of the original formula, now called Coca-Cola classic®, a few months later. The return of original formula Coca-Cola on July 11, 1985, put the cap on 79 days that revolutionized the soft-drink industry, transformed The Coca-Cola Company and stands today as testimony to the power of taking intelligent risks, even when they don't quite work as intended.