We've all heard about the Coke/Pepsi/Sprite test where tasters couldn't taste the difference between Coke, Pepsi and Sprite due to the temperature they drinks were served, but do you think you could tell the difference between Coke and Pepsi and their varients if the drinks were served at room temperature?
We were discussing this and the various merits of Coke vs…
I thought I'd never say that, but it's true - Coca-Cola have followed Pepsi's lead with their latest release in the UK - Coke Zero. The idea is it's meant to taste just like normal Coke, just without all the sugar and calories. Pepsi did this years ago when they released Pepsi Max. Both of these drinks are aimed at …
We've all heard about the Coke/Pepsi/Sprite test where tasters couldn't taste the difference between Coke, Pepsi and Sprite due to the temperature they drinks were served, but do you think you could tell the difference between Coke and Pepsi and their varients if the drinks were served at room temperature?