Who do ya figure has the best coke (soda)?
07-21-2004, 09:00 PM
#31
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Originally posted by Canadian ****:
When I was a kid and Jolt was the bomb...I was savign some for a little pick me up for exam time....I forgot about the cans in the cupboard. Anyways about 2 years goe by and they start to explode, one by one. Turns out the Jolt was eating through the cans. Strong stuff.
CM.
When I was a kid and Jolt was the bomb...I was savign some for a little pick me up for exam time....I forgot about the cans in the cupboard. Anyways about 2 years goe by and they start to explode, one by one. Turns out the Jolt was eating through the cans. Strong stuff.
CM.
Jolt never did anything for me as well except make me pee (like mike said lol) only Coke works
07-22-2004, 07:54 AM
#33
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K we had a,ittle shift work thing at work and they were teling us about caffine and such
interesting thing from the book they gave us
1 cup coffee = 225 grams caffine
1 can pepsi = 120 grams caffine
1 can jolt cola = 225 grams caffine
1 can of coke = 220 grams of caffine
kind of found that interesting
the reason most fountain coke's taste different (if they're all coke) is the amount of carbonation and the syrup/water mixture all of wich is adjustable on the machine I believe
I'm a coke man myself ........ nothing else will do [img]smile.gif[/img]
best cokes were the small glass bottles, the drink was small enough that you could open it and down it all before the carbonation was gone
interesting thing from the book they gave us
1 cup coffee = 225 grams caffine
1 can pepsi = 120 grams caffine
1 can jolt cola = 225 grams caffine
1 can of coke = 220 grams of caffine
kind of found that interesting
the reason most fountain coke's taste different (if they're all coke) is the amount of carbonation and the syrup/water mixture all of wich is adjustable on the machine I believe
I'm a coke man myself ........ nothing else will do [img]smile.gif[/img]
best cokes were the small glass bottles, the drink was small enough that you could open it and down it all before the carbonation was gone
07-22-2004, 08:07 PM
#34
^ I hope you mean miligrams because grams would mean 1/2 a pound of caffiene in that Coke 
Fountain pop is the best, then glass bottle, then plastc bottle and lastly can. Especially Coke in a can. Yuk. I feel my teeth rotten when I drink it. Pepsi I find is a little better but both taste great from the fountain. Cherry Coke is my favorite
Oh, and PC Cola is pretty darn good too.
Fountain pop is the best, then glass bottle, then plastc bottle and lastly can. Especially Coke in a can. Yuk. I feel my teeth rotten when I drink it. Pepsi I find is a little better but both taste great from the fountain. Cherry Coke is my favorite
Oh, and PC Cola is pretty darn good too.
07-23-2004, 08:04 AM
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i worked at a mcd's for 4 years and there is no difference between the stations. maybe your resturant may have a newer unit in DT. it comes from the same Co2 tank and syrup packs so there should be no difference
and a can always tastes bette rcause its always mixed right
and a can always tastes bette rcause its always mixed right
07-23-2004, 02:06 PM
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Originally posted by RedZone:
i worked at a mcd's for 4 years and there is no difference between the stations. maybe your resturant may have a newer unit in DT. it comes from the same Co2 tank and syrup packs so there should be no difference
and a can always tastes bette rcause its always mixed right
i worked at a mcd's for 4 years and there is no difference between the stations. maybe your resturant may have a newer unit in DT. it comes from the same Co2 tank and syrup packs so there should be no difference
and a can always tastes bette rcause its always mixed right
07-23-2004, 02:17 PM
#39
I agree with Bigmike... no comparrison to a coke from a glass bottle, even warm it blows away all other serving mediums or methods. a close second is anyplace where you can serve your own, and strategically place the cup where half the water will go out the side of the cup.
