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They taste exactly the same to me, but my wife can tell them apart. She likes Pepsi and *doesn't* like Coca-Cola...that's insane.
I'm sure I could tell the difference if I had a can of each and alternated between sips. But to immediately know whether one is Coke or Pepsi just by the taste? Pfft.
Maybe it's because I rarely drink soda.
@vivify saidI haven't had either one in a long time
They taste exactly the same. My wife can likes Pepsi and *doesn't* like Coca-Cola...that's insane to me.
I'm sure I could tell the difference I have I had a can of each and immediately alternated between sips. But to immediately know whether one is Coke or Pepsi? Pfft.
but I think pepsi had a sweeter taste
I liked coke much better
@vivify saidI think the easiest way to tell the difference is in the spelling.
They taste exactly the same. My wife can likes Pepsi and *doesn't* like Coca-Cola...that's insane to me.
I'm sure I could tell the difference if I had a can of each and alternated between sips. But to immediately know whether one is Coke or Pepsi just by the taste? Pfft.
@vivify saidYour taste buds are not up to standard, clearly. You cannot become a cook / chef.
They taste exactly the same. My wife can likes Pepsi and *doesn't* like Coca-Cola...that's insane to me.
I'm sure I could tell the difference if I had a can of each and alternated between sips. But to immediately know whether one is Coke or Pepsi just by the taste? Pfft.
Maybe it's because I rarely drink soda.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidThank goodness I can taste letters.
I think the easiest way to tell the difference is in the spelling.
@very-rusty saidDoes that also work with Pepsi?
Coca-Cola...If you pour a can or bottle of it down a drain that is clogged, leave it over night, it will eat through it and open the blockage. I once saw that done as a kid and never drank Coca-Cola again. Imagine what it must do to your stomach?
-VR
@ghost-of-a-duke saidThat works with a whole pile of drinks which people normally consume.
Does that also work with Pepsi?
@very-rusty saidyour stomach acids are so strong that they would not only eat through the blockage but would eat through the pipes as well
Coca-Cola...If you pour a can or bottle of it down a drain that is clogged, leave it over night, it will eat through it and open the blockage. I once saw that done as a kid and never drank Coca-Cola again. Imagine what it must do to your stomach?
-VR
heavy cola drinkers need to worry about their teeth more
@ghost-of-a-duke saidI really don't know, but never drank either one after I saw that being done and actually working on the clogged pipe. The next step of course would have been to run a snake down the pipe, which can put a leak in the pipe if not done properly.
Does that also work with Pepsi?
-VR
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