Coca-Cola Is Changing the Flavor of a Soda. Again.
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Online ordering systems for fast food places let you fully customize all the toppings on your hamburger. But what if you could do the same thing for drinks? E.g, you order a soda but substitute the high fructose corn syrup with real sugar or your preferred artificial sweetener.
Then when Coke changes their formula to v3, you can just order Coke v2. You could also get bootleg formulations of the soda via GitHub (or The Pirate Bay after DMCAs are sent) so that people can mix and match flavors.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenCola_(drink) does something like this, but it's hard to mix the chemicals directly due to their toxicity in pure form.
Not really a "printer" though...
Yet the dates on that official coke Twitter indicates they did launch it now?
What’s going on? Did they launch it in Europe without a campaign a few months early?
As for the taste I’d describe the difference as “hardly noticable” but I do prefer the old recipe.