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i just saw mexican coca-cola sweetened w/ cane sugar at the Costco in montebello last night...
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Piggybacking off this post...so i've heard that Coca Cola makes a version of their soda for Passover that is sugar and not HFCS. Any truth to this? Anyone know where to get it if it exists?
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The Costco on Los Feliz almost always has many cases of it. It is definitely the original coca-cola many of us grew up drinking.
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re: Silverlaker
Sodas were always made with sugar until the soda companies realized that corn syrup was cheaper. Corn syrup, though, is bad for your body and also does not have the same taste as sugar. A lot of us like to find the coke made in Mexico as it does not sure Corn Syrup but uses sugar, the way Coco-Cola was made for many years before corn syrup was added to the recipe.
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Hey guys!
I've spotted Mexican coke at costco and the trusty taco trucks, but was wondering if it was being served in WeHo/LA restaurants? I know a couple that do - like Umami and Riva. Any others? Let me know!!
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I got a 24 case of Mexican Coke (pure cane sugar) at the 99 Cent Store on Wilshire near Fairfax for about $16 (including tax + CRV). There's still a lot left so enjoy!
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Just got some from 99 cent store in noho
4304 Lankershim Blvd
North Hollywood, CA 91602
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The Bristol Farms I go to (Long Beach) has it in the Bristol Cafe. Possibly sold by the pack too. I don't drink coke so I don't know, only noticed it when I was in the cafe.
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It seems like alot of Costcos carry the Mexican Cokes. THANK GOD!! I just bought a case yesterday for $18.99 here in Las Vegas and it was totally worth it. Besides saving quite a bit of $$, we now have lots of them at our disposal. YAY!!
For those who wonder if Mexican Cokes are "worth it"... Remember as a kid, Cokes used to taste GREAT? Then, in the 70's..Not so great?? (Let's not even get into New Coke, shall we??*lol*) Mexican Cokes taste GREAT. My husband (who's been soda-free for over 15 years) is a Coke ADDICT now. At least this coke problem is legal, and just makes him gain weight *LOL*
They are -scary- good.
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When I was still drinking soda (I quit a few years ago) I used to love RC. I thought that it was made with cane sugar - maybe that was a loooong time ago. Anyone know?
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re: krez
RC is still made with sugar in glass bottles at one bottler in North Carolina, but you can't get it here anymore.
Here's a link to my half-assed explanation:
http://www.chowhound.com/topics/42562...-
re: nakni
I assume that the easiest place to get Mexican Coke is, well, Mexico.
I've been there many times, and am sure I had Coke more than once. I can't say I noticed anything unusual about it. So will someone please tell me what's so great about it? I plan to be in Mexico again next month, and will have plently of opportunities to try it.
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re: a_and_w
Generally, that's true, but you have to check the bottle. Some of the Mexican Coke and Pepsi bottles, like the ones I saw at El Jerezano, say they are made with cane sugar and/or high fructose corn syrup. The bottlers in Mexico will use both formulae. So you actually need to read the label.
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re: a_and_w
I bought a case from Costco (Irvine) two/three weeks ago and I can confirm: they are made with cane sugar. Says so on the label and it indeed tasted snappier than the HFCS version.
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