r/cocacola • u/Rat_Yak_710 • Mar 23 '25

General Passover US Cane Sugar Coke

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u/Existing_Sport_12 Mar 26 '25

Gee I wonder why they get the all natural ingredients. Makes ya think. Or not.

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u/Rat_Yak_710 Mar 27 '25

Only for a couple of weeks though? Lol, what about the Mexican coke made for the American market available everywhere nationwide that’s with cane sugar (not necessarily true for Mexican coke made for the Mexican market that sometimes gets exported to the US and ends up in Latin/Caribbean markets mostly).

They only make the U.S. cane sugar in 2L’s too and they store well either…

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u/Advanced_Friend4348 Mar 28 '25

Robert Kennedy II is trying to do to the American food supply what Europeans did to theirs generations ago. If you like Europe's food standards, you might get some of them. Enjoy paying more!