Top 10 Coca-Cola Myths that are LIES!!!

List of top 10 Coca-Cola myths that are lies. There are plenty of famous coca-cola myths that you've probably heard. Fact or fiction famous Coca-Cola myths debunked in this video.
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With so many interesting facts, there doesn’t seem to be any need for urban legends about the 133-year-old soda. Yet, when a product is subject to such far-reaching and enduring popularity, it’s not surprising that a few myths have sprung up along the way. Here are ten famous Coca-Cola myths that have far more basis in fiction than fact.

The Coca-Cola Company is an American multinational corporation, and manufacturer, retailer, and marketer of nonalcoholic beverage concentrates and syrups. The company is best known for its flagship product Coca-Cola, invented in 1886 by pharmacist John Stith Pemberton in Atlanta, Georgia.

Disregard everything you think you know about Coke. For this list, we’ll be breaking down the most pervasive myths about Coca-Cola that have been making the rounds for years. If you enjoyed this video about the top 10 myths about Coca-Cola. Comment: #coke #cocacola #soda

TIMESTAMPS:
0:30 Mentos and Coke
1:39 Coca-Cola can dissolve a tooth overnight
2:52 It gives You Pep!
4:19 Pop Rocks and Coke
5:42 Coca-Cola and Santa’s origins
7:08 Coke was originally green
8:32 Coca-Cola is not vegetarian-friendly
9:36 Too much of a good thing...
10:44 Losing My Religion
11:49 All-purpose cleaner

SUMMARIES:
Mixing Coke and Mentos would have an unpleasant effect, but, contrary to what the stories would have you believe, it won’t cause your stomach to explode, which was the most popular theory.
Coca-Cola isn’t doing your teeth any favors. But it’s definitely not so fast acting that it can make a tooth disappear overnight.
The leaves used in the soda are what are called “spent” leaves.
Consuming a combo of Pop Rocks and Coke is pretty much the same as mixing sugar into your soft drink.
While Coca-Cola played a role in popularizing the modern depiction of Santa, they in no way invented it.
Coca-Cola is brown, and it has been since its release in 1886.
If you’re vegetarian, vegan, or simply think that pork has no right to be in liquid form, don’t worry.
Recently there’s been a push for people to cut down on soft drinks, so it’s possible that this rumor arose as a way to scare people into skipping the soda, or as a result of all the bad press, Coke has been getting lately.
The company was willing to answer, stating that they do not favor any religion over another.
The concept of using Coca-Cola as an all-purpose cleaner and stain remover is a popular life-hack.

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