Others think cane sugar is actually healthier, but gram for gram, both kinds of sugar pack the same number of calories and can cause the same problems. Another difference that could affect the difference in taste between the two kinds of Coke is the materials in which they are packaged.
Plastic and metal cans that American Coke comes in can affect its taste, and Mexican Coke comes in glass bottles, which might help it to maintain a better flavor. Some even claim Mexican Coke is more effervescent via Creager.
This devoted group of Coke drinkers is more than happy to pay the higher price that Mexican Coke purchased on this side of the border commands.
If you go by taste tests, the results are mixed. In side-by-side blind tests, some tasters found that Mexican Coke had a more complex flavor and an herbal spicy note, while others said that it contained a similar note to sarsaparilla or old-fashioned root beer.
Some soda drinkers describe the Mexican Coke as being crisp with more fizz. This may be due to the different types of containers.
However, participants in Coca-Cola-sponsored taste tests are reported to have found no real distinguishable difference in taste between the two products. In the end, it really does come down to taste. Plus, it comes in those perfect small glass bottles. Sometimes things really do taste better out of a glass bottle than from a plastic or aluminum container. And, taste really is all that matters.
Taste the Difference! Backyard Taco has all of your favorite beverages, including Mexican sodas. Come by and taste the difference for yourself! Tyler loves tacos! He is one of the owners of Backyard Taco, and can sometimes be found moonlighting there at night or on the weekends. He graduated with honors in the top ten percent of his class.
Tyler enjoys serving in his community. In the States, bottled coke typically comes in a smaller, 8 oz. The imported Mexican versions are the same size as the can 12 oz , but offer a nostalgic experience. Additionally, some experts claim that glass, unlike plastic or aluminum, interacts with soda the least and thus does't change the flavor.
While all products will leave the factory made the same way and with the same amount of carbonation , other materials can cause flavors to change, every so slightly, over time. None of these reasons have anything to do with corn syrup vs. Despite our experiment, we're still taking all this with a grain of salt. The last person to participate hadn't had a sip of soda in over 15 years, took a sip of each and and said simply, "They taste exactly the same.
No promo code required. Unlike other popular cookware brands, the Alwa. As sad as it is to admit, I used to feel that being Japanese made me kind of uncool. Plastic and metal containers—like the kind American Coke comes in—can potentially change the flavor of the soda they carry.
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BY Michele Debczak.
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