Pepsi vs Coca-Cola

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Hi all,

I noticed that some ADs about beverage now are prevailing and innovative,especially the Pepsi and Coca Cola.So,which one do you think taste better or which one is popular in your area? :shock:

edwin

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I like regular Coke and hate regular Pepsi. But when it comes to diet drinks, I prefer Diet Pepsi over Diet Coke.

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I don’t like neither pepsi nor Coke…

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Coca-cola is much more popular in my area as there are more advertisements about it being showned on TV. :smiley:

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Both brands are popular in Spain, though Coca Cola is probably more so. To me they both taste nice and pretty much the same, but then again, I don’t often have fizzy drinks.

PS: I find that Diet Coke has a funny aftertaste, reminiscent of baby wipes!

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Well if I’m thirsty, I prefer Pepsi.

If I want something to sip, I prefer Coke.

The South is almost invariably Coke country. Cripes, some people refer to all (or most, at least) soft drinks as “coke(s)”.

My ex-girlfriend drinks Diet Coke, but she refers to it simply as “Coke”.

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I prefer natural juices to carbonated beverages( fizzy drinks), but, to be honest, I like neither Pepsi nor Cola. :lol: 8)

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Coke is far more popular in OZ. It always flies off the shelf, while the boxes of pepsi are still there and cheaper for this reason.
I definetely prefer coke and choose it as my fave drink. It’s not as sweet as pepsi and has a better taste and it also is delicious, when put in the freezer to chill for a while.

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I like also neither Pepsi nor Cola, maybe because I have watched too many documentaries about fast-foods. :wink:

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Have you seen Super Size Me? Yuck or what. I was astonished by the size of your chips and drinks at Maccas. Our sizes are smaller here in Australia. I think, that the next time someone official winges about the obese people in America, they look at the sizes of take away meals for a start. :shock:

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I saw this film and many onthers. In my opinion meals from fast-foods are still too expensive if we take into consideration the size, which aren’t as big as overseas

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i don’t like neither cola noe pepsi
i really don’t know how people drink these weird things

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It’s debatable whether drinks that are over 100 years old can be described as ‘weird’, bearing in mind that this term means ‘very strange and unusual’.

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…or looking at sales figures for the two…

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at least our girls brush their teeth

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(that was a joke)

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Hi prezbucky,

Thanks!

EU

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Now what’s the deal between England and Australia in rugby?

With the Rugby World Cup coming up this summer, I figured it was fitting to ask – why do Aussies refer to England’s players as “Pommies”?

And do the English have an answer … a pet name of their own for the Aussie players?

Are Stev(ph)en Larkham and Jonny Wilkinson going to play?

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Pepsi packs more calories, sugar, and caffeine than Coke. Pepsi is sweeter than Coke, so right away it had a big advantage in a sip test. Pepsi is also characterized by a citrusy flavor burst, unlike the more raisiny-vanilla taste of Coke. But that burst tends to dissipate over the course of an entire can.

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