Diet Coke

yup

No, it will float in vinegar or salt though. Coke is not dense enough to make an egg float.

That is 1.5 cups.

Coca-Cola used to have cocaine in it before cocaine became illegal. The flavouring in Coca Cola was origionally partially derived from the leaves of the plant from which cocaine is made. "Spent" leaves were used, meaning that they were treated to remove all traces of cocaine. I believe it's called the "coca" plant in it's native South American habitat. Here are more suggested answers to this question: * A shiny red can that reads, "Coca-Cola" * Good taste and flavour. * I am always puzzled by people who maintain that Coca Cola has this or that nasty ingredient in it, or that it has something in it that is highly secret and very bad for people. As if the FDA would tolerate that. Essentially, it is carbonated water, sugar/corn syrup, and flavourings. If you read the list of ingredients, and look them up, you'll find that there isn't even anything artificial in it. The coloring is "carmelized sugar". That's just sugar heated until it turns brown. Even the preservative in it, ascorbic acid, is natural. That's just another name for Vitamin C. Look it up, don't take my word for it. The most persistant bugaboo I hear is the tired old yarn about how Coca Cola once dissolved a nail that was dropped in a glass of it. Hogwash. Sheepdip. Or, if you prefer, Baloney. One of the ingredients in Coke is carbonated water. That is, water infused with CO2 under pressure, to make it bubbly. Adding CO2 to water produces a small amount of carbonic acid. This is not anywhere near as strong as the hydrochloric acid that your stomach naturally produces. Under another name and in a much stronger form than your stomach makes, muriatic acid, it's used to clean swimming pools. That's why sparkling water, or carbonated water, has a little "bite" to it. Lest you think that's dangerous, try gargling with pure vinegar sometime. That's acid too. So is a tomato, as far as that goes. Over a LONG period of time, if you kept adding new coca cola to the glass, it would conceivably dissolve a nail, but it would take years. However it would be the carbonation that did it, not anything unique to Coca Cola. I've heard all the old blooey about using Coca Cola to clean battery terminals on car batteries and so on too. Plain carbonated water would do the same thing. It's liquid, and it fizzes. Pretty sinister, huh? Pepsi used to have Pepsin, an herbal digestive aid, in it. Coke had trace amounts of cocaine in it, way back when, before anyone knew much about it. I imagine that it did, by golly, make you feel refreshed. However, that was then, and this is now. Coca Cola is just a soft drink. It's not intended to be a mainstay of your nutritional intake. It's not intended to be consumed by the bucket. The standard serving is still 6 ounces. Drinking a gallon of Coke a day, or eating three peach pies a day, would both probably cause health issues over time. Coca Cola is, as a Presidential commendation once stated, "a decent thing, honestly made." So, if you feel like having a Coca Cola, don't let all the nonsense floating about deter you. All things in moderation. Drink up. * Isn't it the American drink? So, Coke is patriotic. * Billions of dollars in marketing. * Some people think they're addicted to some secret ingredient in Coke. It's either the caffeine or sugar they're addicted to. The symptoms you describe are not unusual in people who are suddenly cut off from that popular addictive substance. * Coca-Cola and Diet Coke have exactly 45.6 mg caffeine per 12-oz. serving. Every other soda has slightly more or less. (Data obtained from the National Soft Drink Association) * Phosphoric acid (H3PO4) is also added to Coke and Pepsi. * The cola nut adds the caffeine to Coca-cola. Caffeine naturally occurs in the Kola nut. Standard colas are usually flavored with an orange-lemon-lime behind the vanilla, coca and kola tastes. Coke is more orange-based while Pepsi is more lemon-flavored. Also, the sugar and carbonation is different, with Pepsi being sweeter and flatter. In my opinion, and not only my, Coca-Cola tastes the best. A glass of Coke just has that little bit more. That "little bit more" is called 7X. And until now, no other cola could be equal to Coca-Cola tanks to that secret formula.The coca extract in Coca-Cola contains caffeine. Since 1903, Coca-Cola has gone through great trouble to remove the cocaine from its coca leaves. The current "decocanization" of coca leaves cannot remove all cocaine. However, the amount of cocaine in Coca-cola is so incredibly minute that is cannot be easily measured, and for all practical purposes, modern Coca-Cola is cocaine-free.Outside the US, the Coca-Cola Co. does use real sugar for their products. However, it is possible that Coke outside the US tastes different. That's because the Coca-Cola Co. uses regional water to mix with their syrup. So their could be a minor difference between the Coke I drink in Belgium, and the Coke somebody else drinks in another part of the world.It is indeed true that (Classic) Coke is certified as kosher. (I can't vouch for other kinds, but since soft drinks contain no animal products, I would assume that the other non-diet varieties of Coke are kosher too, and probably even the diet varieties, if artificial sweeteners get the nod.) However, there is a difference between "Kosher" and "Kosher for Passover". Since corn (and hence corn syrup) is not kosher *during Passover,* Coke which is Kosher for Passover is *guaranteed* to contain *real sugar!* Since many people believe that Coke tastes much better when sweetened with sugar as compared to corn syrup, catching a mother lode of Coke around Passover time is a good way to get a more perfect product. But apparently only communities with some threshold number of Jewish people get the stuff from the distributors, hence "the search". * COCA COLA

8 fl. oz. is 0 Points

Coca-Cola contains absolutely no alcohol. When Coca-Cola was originally made it did contain some alcohol, but very soon it stopped this entirely.
No. It's a soft drink, which means no alcohol.

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Regular Coke isn't necessarily BETTER than diet, but Diet Coke is really no different than regular Coke. The only difference is that Diet Coke has an artificial sweetener which gives it that icky taste. (In my opinion. XP) Other than that, just compare the Nutritional Facts labels. =]

If you plan on flushing your vagina with diet coke after sex with a male as an inexpensive means of birth control, it's probably not worth the risk. The acidity of the female vagina instantly kills 25% of sperm on contact. Another 20% of sperm are defected anyway. That leaves 55% of sperm under the influence of diet coke. Fun to think about in theory but too risky for birth control as far as I can tell. What happens if that sperm under the influence of diet coke makes it to the egg and fertilizes it. Are you sure you want a child that is 2/3 human and 1/3 Aspartame?

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The plastic ring six-pack holder was introduced in 1960 by a company called ITW Hi-Cone. Previous versions of six pack holders were made of cardboard, wood and/or metal. The first six-pack drink carrier was introduced by Coca-Cola (and this took me over an hour to find) in 1923 by Robert Woodruff, who was the President of Coca-Cola.

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No, Diet Coke freezes faster than Coke because the sugar in Coke decreases the freezing point so it requires longer to freeze.

An object will float in a liquid if its density is less than the density of the liquid. The density is the mass divide by the volume.

An object will float in a liquid if its density is less than the density of the liquid. The density is the mass divide by the volume.

An object will float in a liquid if its density is less than the density of the liquid. The density is the mass divide by the volume.

An object will float in a liquid if its density is less than the density of the liquid. The density is the mass divide by the volume.

* 7up is clear, Coke is dark * Diet seven up has less aspartame than diet Coke * 7up is citrus, Coke is not * 7up does not have caffeine or caramel coloring

no!!! as long as you drink water once in a while...

The standard shot is 1.4 oz therefore 80 proof CR Canadian whiskey would be about 105 calories plus or minus a few. All of it depends upon using the exact 1.4 oz. There is about 60 calories per oz of whiskey.

(80 proof)

I had to do this for a science project and zero calorie cola worked the best! I used Kroger brand and it exploded 8 feet high! But between cola and diet cola, diet cola went higher! I hoped this helped!

Diet would be worse because of the artifical sweetner inside of the soda.

Normally, the difference is in the sweetener such as with non-diet Coke. In Diet Coke that is kosher for passover, Coke uses specific aspartame that is labeled as "kosher for passover". The equipment used to create the beverage is separate from that used to create Coke that is not kosher for passover, in accordance to passover law.

there is more coarbon dioxide in diet coke than in sprite

as the carbonation process of diet coke in in much higher quantities the CO2 in the bottle of diet coike is much higher than in sprite

eg the amount of co2 given off in 330 ml of coca cola is 660 cm3 where as the amount given off from a sprite can is 400cm3

get it?

Yes, diet coke is unhealthy. In fact, all soda is unhealthy. The acid in the soda wears down your teeth, and you don't sweat as much (which isn't healthy) when you drink a lot of soda, diet or regular.

The answer to that question is highly controversial. It has 0 calories, no sugar, which is pretty healthy. But even though that part of it is healthy, and since we are talking about the soda as a whole, diet coke is, overall, unhealthy. Plus it has many acids, and things that are probably not good for your body to have. Diet soda is no more healthier than regular soda.

Things you need: 2 pieces ofcard,a bottle of fizzy drink and a tube of mints.

1.Put the bottle on the ground outside and remove the cap.

2.Roll one piece of card into a tube that just fits the neck of the bottle.Unwrap the mints and put them in the tube.

3.Rest the tube on the other piece of card,and hold them over the bottle neck.

4.Pull the card out, and let all the mints fall into the bottle. Get out of the way-FAST!

Diet Coke is a soft drink manufactured by various distributors based on a concentrated syrup manufactured by the Atlanta, GA company The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO); Soft drinks are so named because they do not contain 'Hard Liquor', and are generally non-alcoholic.

Diet Coke is the counterpart to the Coca-Cola Company's flagship cola product, Coca-Cola (now called Coca-Cola Classic after an unpopular attempt to release an improved flavor known as 'New Coke' in the late 1980s), originally invented by pharmacist John Stith Pemberton in 1886.

Diet Coke is so named because it is an artificially sweetened, low calorie beverage, on average containing less than one calorie per 8 fl. oz. serving. It generally follows a somewhat different formula and taste pattern than Coca-Cola classic; it is regarded internally to be a different flavor.

Coke Zero is another such product of The Coca-Cola Company, purported to taste more like Coca-Cola Classic than Diet Coke does; like Diet Coke, Coke Zero employs artificial sweeteners to drop the average calorie count to less than one per 8 fl. oz.

Since this is in Dental Health: Diet Coke, like many cola beverages, contains several substances known to have a detrimental impact on dental health, such as citric acid, phosphoric acid, and caramel coloring, although this is not a complete list.

In General health terms, most carbonated soft drinks are noted for their high sodium content, and for generally having few health benefits. In 2007, The Coca-Cola Company introduced Diet Coke Plus, which contains additional nutrients such as Niacin, B6, B12, Zinc and Magnesium; nevertheless, the United States Food and Drug Administration cautions that carbonated soft drinks are considered "Snack Foods," and should not be considered diet supplements.