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Hello,
Over the past few years I have ordered 100's of pizza's and fries and also coca cola (soda) cans from mainly two different snack bars.
One snackbar delivers "Coca Cola Classic" with my order. It's a slightly more purpishly red can shiny silverish (no silver it's just a bit more shiny).
The other is a "restaurant" also snackbar like and delivers "Coca Cola Original Taste" a very red can.
The local super markt sells "Coca Coca Original Taste" the classic version is missing. There is also cherry coke but that is something different.
So now I am wondering where this "Coca Cola Classic" comes from where it's sold and also if there truely is a different taste ?!
I believe so. However I am not sure. It could be that these Coca Cola Classic cans are simply older and maybe that causes the slightly different taste.
It could also be that "Classic" contains slightly more sugar, or less acids.
I find the original taste to taste a little bit more "acid" like... and I don't like that.
The classic has a slightly more smoother/nice taste.
I've been thinking about performing a test on myself and other people to see if me and they can truely taste the difference.
The difference is small, but I notice it, or at least I believe so.
It could also be that the color of the can effects the taste, then this would be a psychological effect. However I don't think so. I think the formula's are slightly different.
Or perhaps there is a slight change in production method which makes it taste a bit better.
(Personally I think all super markets should sell both and then see which ones sell best ! =D)
(I also worry that the "original taste" contains more acids like maybe aspartaam, the packing says it contains only "sugar", but maybe that is a well kept lie by Coca Coca Company, not sure though, so this is also one of my worries)
Bye for now,
Skybuck.