evan@petfe.UUCP (Evan Marcus) (07/29/85)
Here in Monmouth County, NJ, Classic has arrived. I bought my first can of it in Belmar, on the beach this afternoon. I still had some original Old Coke in the fridge (it's still not too hard to get around here), and drank it yesterday. Maybe it was my imagination (hope so!), but they didn't taste the same to me! Also, and perhaps more importantly, I checked the ingredients of CCC next to a can of New Coke--identical! Now, unless my net.memory has failed me, we learned that the ingredients changed from Old to New. Classic and New with the same ingredients??? I think this may take some looking into...? --Evan Marcus -- {ucbvax|decvax}!vax135!petsd!petfe!evan ...!pedsgd!pedsga!evan I do and I do and I do for you kids, and this is the thanks I get!
salazar@cisden.UUCP (Kathy Salazar) (08/06/85)
In article <417@petfe.UUCP> evan@petfe.UUCP (Evan Marcus) writes: > Maybe it was my imagination (hope so!), but they didn't taste >the same to me! Also, and perhaps more importantly, I checked the ingredients >of CCC next to a can of New Coke--identical! Now, unless my net.memory >has failed me, we learned that the ingredients changed from Old to New. >Classic and New with the same ingredients??? I think this may take some looking >into...? At a recent party, low and behold, Classic Coke!! I tried it - didn't taste like the Old Coke to me. Take one down, pass it around - CONCURRENCE!! Some true blue (I'd walk a mile for an Old Coke) types didn't think it had the burn the original coke did either. So does that mean we have three versions of Coca-Cola? OLD COKE, NEW COKE, CLASSIC COKE Thanks, but no thanks. I'll ask for Pepsi or just a carbonated, cola-like beverage!! Don't even care if it's generic.