Is there any difference btw. CoCa Cola and Pepsi??!
Is there any difference btw. CoCa Cola and Pepsi??
Is there any difference btw. Coke and Pepsi??
Beside's a slight difference of more gas in coke.. Do you people think that there is any vast different of taste btw. Coke and Pepsi??
If you're a Coke fan and you goes to a shop to buy coke and the shopkeeper says he have Pepsi but not coke.. Will you go for Pepsi or you'll buy some other drink or Vice Versa?? :-)
In my views they are almost same..
i would prefer any of the two..
according to me people prefer Coke over Pepsi because..
CoCa COla's excellent and expensive marketting..
the Name Coca Cola or COKE..
the red color of Coke over Pepsi's blue background..
People Crazzy after sports and football like Pepsi
because..
Pepsi mostly advertise having top class Footballers; Cricketers and Alike...
Have your SAY............ :-)
Answers:
There is actually a clear and easily explained formulation difference between these two beverages. In the industry this is known as "diamonds" and "spheres".
Diamonds refers to the sugar content, spheres to the carbonation (that's the little bubbles for the vocabulary challenged). Coke is high spheres low diamonds, Pepsi is high diamonds low spheres. Relatively speaking of course! The actual differences are quite small.
This is primarily why Pepsi wins the Pepsi Challenge: if asked to choose which they prefer after trying two nearly identical flavours one after the other, people will almost always prefer the slightly sweeter one. You can verify this with other acidic drinks. Squeeze two glasses of fresh orange juice, add a quarter teaspoon of sugar (no more or it will be too sweet!) to one of them, mix well, "Pepsi Challenge," and people will pick the sugared beverage almost four times out of five.
Some folk will swear they can tell that Pepsi uses vanillin, and Coke real vanilla. Although they are correct on the formulation -- the other Pepsi/Coke difference -- it is extremely unlikely that this is the difference they are detecting, something that you can verify with another type of "Pepsi Challenge". This is actually a kind of double blind test; but don't tell them that! Here's how you set it up: tell your vanillin/vanilla friends you bet they can't tell the difference. Then, present them with two glasses of black carbonated liquid, but make them both the same! People will swear that this one is Pepsi and that one Coke. The reveal is priceless!