Mexican Coke?

Where can I get this in Toronto? I know Canadian coke doens't use corn syrup like the american version (tastes awful). However the sugar used in the canadian version does not taste like cane sugar to me.

I know in the US, they sell a passover version a few weeks prior to the holiday. Reason being grain products are not allowed during passover and corn falls into the that. To my knowledge, it uses a beet sugar though, not cane sugar.

I just love the mellow taste of mexican coke vs what we have here. Does anyone know of places to get it? Preferrably in glass bottles.

[Everythingtarian]

Perola and Emporio Latino in Kensington Market both stock it regularly, as do the Bloor St. and College St. locations of Ghazale.

[foodismyhobby]

i'm pretty sure that ghazale (the middle eastern take out place) at church and wellesley sells bottles of it. i know they have a non-canadian/american one, and i'm pretty sure it was mexican.

[Davwud]

You can by individual bottles from vendors at the food court at Milvan and Finch. (9 Milvan Rd.)
The place is just plain great. A real hidden gem in TO.

DT

[szw]

I thought Canadian coke did use HFCS like in the states, very interesting if they don't.

[aser]

They do but it's under the auspicious label of "sugar/glucose-fructose". Which probably means a mixture of both sugar and hfcs.

The taste between American and Canadian coke is indeed different. I can't stomach the American stuff.

[JMKoch]

Most Costco's that I have been to carry Mexican Coke. A case ( 24 pack ) cost something like 15 - 20 USD.

According to Google, there is one in Toronto.

[aser]

Unfortunately Costco Canada doesn't carry Mexican Coke.

Since this got bumped up, I've found a source for it. The latino markets on Augusta will carry Mexican Coke, Pepsi, Jarritos, etc....

I recently found something like you've described.It's an American brand(Boylan Bottling)called Sugar Cane Cola in 11.6 oz. glass bottles at the IGA in Thorncrest Plaza(Etobicoke..1500 Islington at Rathburn). Hope this helps(I enjoyed it!)

I don't know if it was beet or cane sugar but we had the Passover Coke here as well. I believe everywhere else in the world uses sugar except N.A., which explains why Coke Light is superior to Diet Coke (blech).

The larger format No Frills stores in the west GTA carry several varieties of Mexican pop, mostly citrus based.Doubt you'll find Mexican Coke, though.