04-02-2007, 07:12 PM
[quote elmo3]They changed the formula? I hadn't noticed. Or maybe they did it just recently? I don't eat them all the time, and haven't had one for awhile, but I do love them.
Speaking of changing the formula, I remember when Coca Cola did it back in the very late 70s and 1980. For awhile, you might get either the old sugar formula or the new corn syrup formula.
Well, the gourmet market up the street now sells 12 ounce bottles (real, glass, Coke bottles!) of Coca Cola hecho en Mexico, with sugar.
Ahhhhh......worth the $1.19. Yes, that's $1.19 for a single 12 ounce bottle. But man....
Changed when they started marketing the jars of PB, much sweeter, much smoother, more oil, less salt. Really ruined the taste for me. Also domestic chocolate has changed to not melt as easy, so they can ship to the desert countries, it is like plastic now.
$1.19!! Holy BatCrap!
One perk about living in NorMexico, aka Southern California, is Mexican Coca Cola is cheap here, about 50 cents a bottle by the 24 bottle wooden case, plus $2.40 deposit.
BGnR
Speaking of changing the formula, I remember when Coca Cola did it back in the very late 70s and 1980. For awhile, you might get either the old sugar formula or the new corn syrup formula.
Well, the gourmet market up the street now sells 12 ounce bottles (real, glass, Coke bottles!) of Coca Cola hecho en Mexico, with sugar.
Ahhhhh......worth the $1.19. Yes, that's $1.19 for a single 12 ounce bottle. But man....
Changed when they started marketing the jars of PB, much sweeter, much smoother, more oil, less salt. Really ruined the taste for me. Also domestic chocolate has changed to not melt as easy, so they can ship to the desert countries, it is like plastic now.
$1.19!! Holy BatCrap!
One perk about living in NorMexico, aka Southern California, is Mexican Coca Cola is cheap here, about 50 cents a bottle by the 24 bottle wooden case, plus $2.40 deposit.
BGnR