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It’s ok if you’re desperate. It’s def not my favorite flavor or brand. I use it to help settle my stomach and sometimes with headaches. Sometimes it tastes really good, and other times it’s anywhere from bland to bitter. I often wonder if the only time it’s on sale is when the sellers know the tastes is “off” or it’s getting close to its sell by date.

My only negative vent is the pricing Coke thinks it's now worth. $3.00 for a 2 litre bottle soon to be $4.50 maybe even $5.00. On the bright side, I have a really cool Coke recipe for home, no alcohol I promise. Ingredients, a $$$ 2 litre bottle of traditional flavored Coke, lightly packed brown sugar and Lemon concentrate. All the measurements I suggest can certainly be adjusted by you to your liking, mine are just my favorites. In a large cup add 2 heaping tablespoons of lightly packed Brown Sugar. Slowly pour in the Lemon Concentrate to a level where it covers the sugar. Take a spoon and give it a few stirs to combine. Then (slowly) (slowly)(slowly) add Coca-Cola. with fresh sugar, coke and lemon jusice, if your pour too fast, you'll wear the drink not drink the drink. The fresh carbonated Coke interacts with the sugar creating a chemical reaction that expands the combination to 3 times it's regular volume. After successfully combining alll ingredients, slowly stir until you no longer hear sugar grinding noise. It is a very bitter sweet concoction, refreshing and makes me come back for more.

Coca-Cola is one of my longtime guilty pleasures. I have cut back significantly over the years and now only enjoy one about once a month or so, but when the craving hits, nothing else will do. There is something special about putting a bottle in the freezer until it is just beginning to form ice crystals, then popping the top and pouring it into a cold glass. The crisp fizz, the refreshing taste, and that unmistakable Coca-Cola flavor are simply hard to beat. Just thinking about it makes my mouth water. Even though the price has gone up quite a bit over the years, I still believe it is worth it as an occasional treat. The 16.9-ounce bottles are a convenient size and perfect for keeping on hand when the urge strikes. If you are a Coca-Cola fan, you already know there is nothing quite like the original. Classic, refreshing, and always satisfying. Yes, I am salivating while writing this and trying hard not to pop a Coke in the freezer.

Price was better…. They coke…. Might start and continue to treat the Americans better than they have……Stop all this nonsense with lgbtq. We have not forgotten about the DILLON controversy.

I’ve always preferred Pepsi but I’ve had a change of heart! Coke is the best!! I still just buy whatever is on sale between the two but I definitely prefer Coke!!!

I don’t drink much soda because the carbonation can upset my stomach. However! I must have one here and there to enjoy the quality. It tastes great, as you would expect Coke to. I just wish they could bring the prices down :(

Gotta love Coca-Cola! Besides loving the great flavor of a cold Coca-Cola, I buy the resealable bottle cokes because it makes easy to place cap when placing drink down for a break.

If you’re not a fast drinker and you’re just a zipper I recommend drinking a refrigerated Coke. Ice just dilute it and then you lose the whole flavor.

It was just enough. One bottle is 200 calories. It would probably be better health wise to just have 1/2 bottle a day. It is great. I can't stand diet coke. Would rather not have it at all. Just my preference.