Coca-Cola VS Pepsi

[robbie]

To those who are worried about calories, drink half a can. Diet soda is fucktarded.

I prefer Coke. Pepsi is far more acidic, too sweet, and leaves a horrible aftertaste. Only commies and hippies drink Pepsi. RC cola is godawful. Boylans cane cola is alright, but as had been mentioned Mexican coke is perfect in almost every conceivable way with regards to soda.

 

[GQgeek]

Pepsi sucks. I love coke but don't drink it much anymore since kidney stones are teh sux.

 

[Brian278]

The results of the poll warm my heart.

 

[Tokyo Slim]

If this is strictly Coke v Pepsi... I'll have a Coke.

Neither are my first choice, however, especially in colas.

RC+1

 

[Matt]

Originally Posted by quevola

Yea and so is having an ass so big that you spill into my airplane seat!
Last night we were in a club, sitting on the sofa and chatting with Dan, a guy who just moved back here after 18 months back home in the US. In front of us was some fat dancing white chick with an ass jiggling exactly at our eyeline. Dan: "See that...that is why I had to leave America"

 

[B1FF]

Originally Posted by imageWIS

in the rest of the world because they use real sugar and not high fructose corn syrup (and then Americans wonder why they are so ******* fat)

I know I could lose 20 pounds in a week if I just started chugging down my 32 ounce big gulps at 4 calories per gram in a ratio of 1:1 fructose/glucose instead of 4 cal/g and 11:9. But the man won't let me.

 

[Tokyo Slim]

Originally Posted by B1FF

I know I could lose 20 pounds in a week if I just started chugging down my 32 ounce big gulps at 4 calories per gram in a ratio of 1:1 fructose/glucose instead of 4 cal/g and 11:9. But the man won't let me.
The 32 oz? I thought you were thirsty? Thats like the Big Gulp that GIRLS drink. Go for the 48+ or go home.

 

[contactme_11]

I figured coke would probably lead, but not by so much.

 

[bcate3]

coca cola is crisper tasting than Pepsi. also i find pepsi has a strange sugar-sweet and some bad tap water-tasting combo feel , i cannot explain.

coke just tastes cleaner, crisper. i like that. stays bubbly longer in ice.


but these days i just drink sparkling water w/ orange or berry hint of flavor to it.
Trader Joe's has this Crystal Geyser sparkling water .
cheaper, no calories, just as crisp as soda, but without sugar and better.[/QUI

i agree about sparkling water & prefer to drink it with most of my meals. Especially when eating spicy or heavy food, it helps with digestion. I've come to really like the more carbonated, whole foods house brand 365, over the more subtle ones like pelligrino.

my pref is coke, regular with food; diet, without.

 

[flashback]

I have forced myself to cut-down, but I used to be a pepsi FIEND. A cold Pepsi in a can or glass bottle is one of my favorite things ever. I really crave it sometimes.

 

[wEstSidE]

i crave one every time i smell car exhaust.

 

[Tck13]

Coke! I come from a long line of "Cokaholics"

I still remember the glass bottles being delivered to my grandfather's garage in wooden crates. Then they would come back the next week and pick up the empty bottles and replace them with new ones.

 

[WN2]

Originally Posted by quevola

Not necessarily pointless. Some people would like to pass up 9 teaspoons of sugar and avoid becoming obese or a diabetic.

A small bottle of Coke (330ml, ~12 oz) contains like 120 kcal. You really need to try hard to get obese or diabetic with regular cola.

 

[quevola]

Originally Posted by WN2

A small bottle of Coke (330ml, ~12 oz) contains like 120 kcal. You really need to try hard to get obese or diabetic with regular cola.

It is understood that everything in moderation is fine. However, considering that 50% of the adult population in the US is clinically obese, moderation is becoming scarce. Besides, an extra 120 calories per day can translate to a 12.5 pound weight gain in a year.

The good news is that most insurance now cover gastric bypass surgery!

 

[fcuknu]

Originally Posted by robbie

Only commies and hippies drink Pepsi.

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