Coca-Cola otherwise known as Coke begun its existence on May 8, 1886 a pharmacist named Dr. John Pemberton (who I might add is a creative GENIUS) in downtown Atlanta. Not only has coke been around a long time there celebrating the 125th year in business. Presently Coke sells averaging out 1.7 billion drinks a day in more than 200 countries around the globe. If curious to what’s in the product here’s the list (Carbonated water, sugar/glucose-fructose, caramel color, phosphoric acid, natural flavor, caffeine)
Pepsi-Cola (wow similar names how original) created in 1898, named “Brad’s Drink” but was later renamed as Pepsi-Cola on June 16, 1903. The founder of this pop drink goes by the name Caleb Bradham who created this drink in the comfort of his home in North Carolina. The logo of the brand changed throughout the years finally falling onto the red, blue, white traditional Pepsi logo. The soft drink has been around for 100 years, and is best known in the province of Quebec as the Francophone drink. Ironic that the drink was created in the US but is best presented in Canada, Quebec town to many French Quebecer’s.
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Pepsi dominates Coke in certain areas of the world this, yet its fact that Coca-Cola does outsell Pepsi overall in most parts of the world. Over the few survey’s that I’ve token a peak at they explain how in blind taste test Coke has won over Pepsi. I guess how would I say It it’s more of a… “Addictive Drink to remember” and also people have been noticed to lean more to the coke logo and layout as it is more eye appealing compared to the Pepsi. I doubt the logo changes the taste to many people who still would prefer Pepsi to coke even if there logo isn’t as eye catching.
So I guess the general public prefer Coke, but yet many people wouldn’t spend a dime of Coca-Cola and prefer there North Carolina drink Pepsi.
PolitePurplePenguins prefers the old fashion taste of the "Classic Coca-Cola"
Signing Off,
PolitePurplePenguins
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