Note: do not brush your teeth immediately after drinking soda. The sugar (or rather the byproducts of the digestion of sugar by bacteria in your mouth) and the phosphoric acid in the soda will temporarily soften your enamel, which will then be partially removed by brushing.
...for now. There may be a "vaccine" for dental caries if this recently HN'd article is to be believed and isn't sponsored content:
https://www.cremieux.xyz/p/the-rise-and-impending-fall-of-th...
Though https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caries_vaccine suggests it may not be that simple.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-fructose_corn_syrup#Unite...
People can often notice the difference in products because of other factors like the water used to bottle them etc.
The water between those 2 are totally disconnected and yet both tastes fantastic compared to American fructose coke
It matters so much to me that I have a Costco membership just to buy the stuff
However, Coca-Cola the company realized they had an easy excuse to sell a “premium” product at inflated prices so yes it very much does taste different, just as intended. https://news.yahoo.com/mexican-coke-us-still-cane-sugar-1520...
Personally I very easily notice a difference between cans, plastic bottles, and glass ones. But that never seems to be a concern for most people.
Some other drinks (including Pepsi) have been reformulated with less sugar in the UK, but Coca Cola isn't one of them.