Coke with a yellow cap
i remember last year around this time (Passover) a friend of mine bought some CocaCola with a yellow cap. i (think) it was made with beet sugar rather than whatever they usually use to adhere to some Jewish dietary rule and it is only available now (or near now).
does anyone have anymore info as to where i may find this as it was most like the Coke i remember as a kid.
thanks,
SS
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Is kosher Coke ever available in containers SMALLER than the 2-liter bottles? I was excited to see that someone had bought some at the Packard's Corner Shaw's, which is my neighborhood supermarket, until I realized that with only two of us, and neither of us big soft drink consumers (but both pretty fussy ablut flat soda!) there's just no point in buying 2-liter bottles.
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re: ScubaSteve
I just bought 4 2litre bottles of Kosher Coke at Stop&Shop in Revere MA. They had plenty of Kosher Coke and Kosher Diet Coke. They are $1.59 a bottle plus deposit. I sure hope it tastes better than the high fructose corn syrup (regular) Coke. Has anyone tried the Kosher Coke? Can you taste a difference?
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re: buffet king
I haven't tried kosher Coke, but I have tried Mexican Coke, which is likewise made with cane sugar. Cane sugar makes a huge difference: it tastes like Coke used to taste in the States when I was a kid and Coke was a huge treat.
It's kind of a moot point, as I mostly don't drink soda, but I will occasionally get that Mexican Coke when I'm at a taqueria. I think it's worth trying to see for yourself, especially if you drink a lot of corn-sweetened Coke now, which I think is awful.
One way I do drink Coke is at Eastern Standard, which makes a highball called The Rat: Coke and Fernet Branca, wow! You cannot taste the Coke at all. It might as well be Fernet and seltzer, but that wouldn't look as nice.
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The Shaw's Kosher section includes kosher Coke as well as a number of other beverages. I know that the ones in Allston and Brighton include Kosher section (likely the proximity to the large Jewish community in Brookline). I don't know of others.
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I've heard that most Bodega's stock the cane sugar sweetened Coke - in the small glass bottles. I have never sought it out though.
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re: Mr.Og
Mexican Coca-Cola is sweetened with cane sugar instead of the HFCS used in the USA, and tastes much better, I think: like Coke used to taste here. I don't drink much soda, but will occasionally get one of these at a taqueria or pupuseria.
However, despite avoiding corn products, I don't think Mexican Coke necessarily qualifies as kosher for Passover unless (per Coca-Cola's website) the beverage syrups and concentrates were manufactured under rabbinical supervision: those are the ones that get the yellow caps, or a rabbi's approval or certification printed on the label.
Brookline supermarkets would be another good local place to look.
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YEP, you are right, and: Google is your friend, here are the infos you want:
http://offthebroiler.wordpress.com/20...›3 Replies-
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re: ScubaSteve
Have you tried the DeMoula's in the plaza in the center of Haverhill? I just came from there, then saw your post. I gotta admit, I didn't see their usual passover display.
It's my go-to place for stuff like fresh watercress and chayote and all the good things the uber-suburban store down by Bldg. 19 doesn't carry. I'll be on the lookout now - for both of us!
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