Product Description

Coca cola could be considered the earliest energy drink, although not marketed as such; it was one of the first carbonated drinks to contain caffeine. However, given that the formula has always remained secret this may simply be an embellishment. A 12 ounce can of Coca-Cola Classic contains 34.5 milligrams of caffeine.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #21007 in Grocery & Gourmet Food
• Brand: Coca Cola
• Dimensions: 36.00 pounds

Features

• First carbonated drinks to contain caffeine
• Considered the earliest energy drink
• Refreshing thirst buster and energy drink
• Contains 34.5 milligrams of caffeine

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Customer Reviews

Know your product: Kosher Coke/Mexican Coke has NO high fuctose corn syrup
I called the supplier (note it is sold by a 'nutrition' store) to make sure after I searched Amazon for "Kosher Coke products" looking for Coke made with 'cane sugar' not the 'high fructose corn syrup' (HFCS)that Coke is made with in USA. Unfortunately it is a holiday, New Years Day, so I could only leave a message of inquiry as they were closed. I wanted to make sure this Coke only contained 'cane sugar' just as the other reviewers I can purchase all the Coke products with 'high fructose corn syrup' locally.

For you negative reviewers, learn your product/product categories before you slam. Coke products made with 'cane sugar' and any product made with 'cane sugar' was the ideal, the gold standard until US manufacturers discovered 'high fructose corn syrup.'. HFCS is not only cheaper than the real thing, 'cane sugar', but manufacturers dicovered their products with the 'high fructose corn syrup' were found to have addictive qualities which not only reduce satiety but increased consumption in the products containing the HFCS. We UNKNOWINGLY began to consume more of their product than if it was still made with the 'cane sugar'. 'Cane sugar' only became a health food once companies began to use HFCS and the negative properties of HFCS came to light. Obviously, manufacturers think these same qualities positive! Think, why would a nutritional store be selling Coke unless it was in some fashion made healthier.

This was the third hit. The first hit was for single glass bottles of Coke which stated the 'cane sugar' ingredient was present at $2+ per bottle. This seller above does not list the product number which indicates the 'cane sugar' ingredient but my search and the price reflects an accurate pricing for Coke made with 'cane sugar' sold in cans.

Many foreign countries have already outlawed the use of high fructose corn syrup in soda drinks with governments protecting citizens requiring only 'cane sugar' be used. In the USA , a country which thinks itself quite progressive, so health conscious, still allows mass marketing of a product , HFCS, known to do more harm than good. US citizens are too busy looking at other things or looking the other way simply happy paying less for our products non-the-wiser while we grow fatter every day. It is not surprising in many circles using 'high fructose corn syrup' in lieu of 'cane sugar' is thought to be the major contributor to the growing obesity rates in the United States.

Pricing out of control
$42.00???? Pricing is really out of control now. I used to order from them but at this price, no chance.

Whether this is cane sugar or not, you might be interested to know
that Sam's Club is selling the 24 bottle case of 12 oz Coca Cola (from Mexico) made with cane sugar as it's only sweetener for app. 76 cents a bottle (ca. 18.24 per case). Delicious - it's the Real Thing!!!!!

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