The caffeine is still there.Coke's taste comes from the Coca plant hence the name "Coca-Cola"
They took out all the addictive and intoxicating parts of it long ago
I wouldn't know, having never been within 3 provinces of Montreal.They say in Montreal you can know if you’re in the Anglophone or Francophone parts of the city by looking at the soda bottles on the ground.
Coke = Anglo-Montreal
Pepsi = Franco-Montreal
How ‘bout that?
Vanilla Coke used to be common. Now it's one of those flavors that's only available sometimes, in places that aren't here. Zero Sugar Vanilla Coke was listed on my grocery store's website a few days ago, but when I asked for it in my order, I was told it wasn't available.Every time I have decided to dive into trying to figure out the difference, they both taste like "cola." They both taste like carbonation and sugar. But the base flavor I've always picked up in Coke is vanilla-y. Pepsi's base flavor is citrus. If it's hot outside, I'd rather have a Pepsi. If I am both not hot, and the drink itself is ice cold, then Coke beats Pepsi out.
I still drink way less soda than I used to. Makes it taste better when I do, I suppose.
I remember when A&W Root Beer used to be sold in gallon jugs (glass, not plastic) and was only available at the restaurants. That was a treat, and you didn't guzzle it. It had a bit of a mint flavor to it in addition to the normal root beer flavor.