Whenever I drink a Coca-Cola Classic, I think about those polar bears drinking sodas. It makes me wonder where they got the sodas from. Did they get them at a store? Does Coca-Cola deliver it to them by the truckload? Did they swap fish for sodas with the local hikers? How do they open the bottles? Does someone open the bottles for them? I don't know that I would be brave enough to get that close to a polar bear, but it's kind of cool that we're drinking the same thing. Go, Coca-Cola! Go, polar bears!

It was not too long ago that Coca-Cola was only $0.50/bottle at bulk suppliers & ~ $0.42 at local grocers, now Sam's Club wants us to believe that this product, with its simple ingredients, should be sold for more than $0.70? Come on, Coca-Cola can barely pay their employees a livable wage, yet here they are swimming in their golden pools. SMH

we buy a 6 pack of bottles every week, and every week the soda comes rising out of the bottle as soon as you turn the lid to open it. we wait a couple hours after bringing it home just to let it settle from the trip before opening one. the last bottle in the pack does it even after 5 days on our shelf. we might have to buy coke from another vender if this continues.

i only drink coke and have for years. over the last, at least, year every time i buy coca cola in the 16.9 oz bottles they are flat. No matter whether i buy them hot or cold. Ive looked into it and i am not the only one whos noticed this. its got me looking for something else to change to to drink.

As bad as they say it is for you I love this guilty pleasure and I'm so glad that Walmart is regularly lowering the price on the six pack. One little life hack is that this one little life hack is that an ice cold coke is great for a hangover is great for a hangover 🤕

Coke is great and Coke in moderately-sized resealable (and unbreakable) bottles really great! However, Coke (and Pepsi and most other carbonated beverages) have a ridiculously high markup (mainly from the manufacturer). That said, I'm always searching for places selling these six-packs of Cokes for the least amount (I can't seem to find it for less than $3.50 these days). Walmart is just under $4 and they were well over $5 not too long ago. If I can get them for $4 at Walmart (where I do 95% of my grocery shopping), then I live with the fact that I may not be getting the best price in town. More importantly, I'm not searching the Flipp app for stores that might be advertising Coke for less. And most stores with a Coke advertisement say, "Buy X and get Y free" but don't state Coke's regular price, so comparing is a real hassle (and often impossible). $4 is attractive enough (relative to other stores) and Walmart is convenient enough (because *that's where I shop), so this is the place to buy your Coke! And thus applies to all Coke products.

We are all aware of the different sizes, cost, flavor identifiers of todays sodas. I ordered the Classic and expected it to be a 2nd or 3rd line product. I was pleasantly surprised to learn I had a 1st liner. The flavor was authentic, the lasting of the effervescent was strong enough to last during the full length of opening, closing, %26 reopening. The cost was unbelievable. 6 -16oz btls. for under $6 dollars. Amazing on all points.

It's Coca-Cola. So, there isn't much to really say. If they have the 15-pack of the same size, I buy that because it's a few pennies less than two six-packs, and you get three more bottles. They were out of the 15-pack. Nevertheless, I'm very happy with this.

I like Coca Cola. I have been on earth for 71 years and, except for a brief fling with RC Cola 66 years ago, regular old Coke has been my number one. New Coke was possibly an incredibly genius marketing decision. My then husband and I would politely ask to go to the warehousing area in the supermarkets to comb the shelves looking for the real stuff. Talk about building brand loyalty!! I am fortunate to be allergic (yes, really truly it triggers migraines) to any artificial sugar so it will be sugar in my Coke and me until I'm "pushing up daisies" as Big John would say.

Great value when they’re on sale; which Walmart is usually quite consistent with placing a sale on these. However, I find these 16.9oz aren’t quite as tasty as the store size standard of 20oz. And my last 4 purchases, at least one of the 5 or so purchased 6 packs had leaks in every single bottle. Other than that - we order these regularly.