New Coke??

[Richard]

Anyone see this new "C-2" or what ever it is at the store?

Being a primary Coke over Pepsi (like them both though) person, I've debated trying it, I just don't know that I want to buy a 12 pack and not like it.

Anyone try this stuff yet and have any opinion?

 

[fivestring]

I don't like it. It is still too sweet to me.

It is a "diet", low-carb coke.
It has half the carbs -- thus C2.

Even at half, it still has around 12-18 carbs per can.

No wonder America is getting overweight!!!

 

[Gatorboy]

I have tried it, and I like it. I prefer Pepsi over Coke, but this C-2 product tastes better than regular Coke to me. I'm not sure it would be considered Diet -- it's just reduced calories over regular coke -- diet drinks usually contain 1 or less calories.

I suggest buying 1 Coca-Cola C-2 out of a vending machine or convenient store to try it first. That way you don't have 11 wasted cans if you don't like the first one.

 

[Egon]

Taint nothing gona beat the original coke.

Egon

 

[mikim]

Didn't they try this "new coke" routine once before ??? those who won't learn from history .......

 

[Gatorboy]

<font color="blue"> Didn't they try this "new coke" routine once before ??? </font>

The subject heading on this thread is misleading. Coca-Cola C2 in NOT trying to be the "new" Coke -- it's just another product they are offering, just like Diet Coke, or Cherry Coke, etc.

 

[slowrev]

"Just say no to Coke"

 

[Bob_Skurka]

Call me fickle, but I'll stick with JOLT COLA.

With a tag line that reads: "All the sugar and twice the caffeine of regular sodas" who could resist a brand like that!?!

 

[rozett]

We raised a family of Coke drinkers. Whenever we would go out to a restaurant, the first questions was "Coke or Pepsi". We would get some funny looks. Now that the girls are grown and on their own, they still ask the question. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[MikePA]

<font color="blue"> Didn't they try this "new coke" routine once before ???</font>
The previous try was a change to the formula of Coke.

<font color="blue">those who won't learn from history ....... </font>
Wrong analogy.

C2 is a new product and is not meant to replace any other Coke product.