Why does coca cola taste much diferent in mexico?

Question

dam the coke in mexico is tha mada fuquing bomb xD..

why is it much better in Tijuana??

Answer 1

bullshit... if they can use sugar in mexico they can use it everywhere else

apparently the yassholes won't let me say Bull sh it

Answer 2

Because it contains cane sugar, instead of corn syrup used in the USA.

Answer 3

this is the reason:

Taste is the main reason why his discriminating shoppers buy Mexican Coke – they say the cane sugar sweetener used in Mexican Coke has a sweeter, cleaner flavor than the high-fructose corn syrup in the American version. Many are willing to pay $1.10 per 12-ounce bottle for the imports, even with cans of American Coke sitting nearby for 49 cents each.

"You drink it and taste it – it's something you tasted all your life," said Carvallo, referring to the many immigrants who prefer Mexican Coke.

While the flavor of Mexican Coke provides a taste of nostalgia for immigrants hundreds of miles from home, its retro green-tinted contour glass bottles have also caught on among some baby boomers, who can recall a time when their cola was made with sugar – before rising costs drove U.S. bottlers to switch to corn syrup in the 1980s.

With a niche market for Mexican Coke taking root in the United States, The Coca-Cola Co. and its bottlers are quietly looking to block its passage across the border.

excerpt from a online newspaper.

Answer 4

Pure cane sugar. You'll also notice you can't drink 44oz of Mexican Coca-Cola. That's because the sugar fills you up whereas the HFC doesn't trigger your body's natural "full" meter.