Why would you buy Coca Cola that was made in Mexico it you are in the US?

[exitseven]

I was in a store yesterday and they were selling Coca Cola in glass bottles that was made in Mexico. What's up with that?

[Staximus]

Because Mexican Coca-Cola is the old recipe we used to have here, with real sugar and not that high fructose corn syrup bullshit in the modern American version. Mexican sodas are almost always naturally flavored and almost always superior to the American version.

[exitseven]

the Mexicans hate us so the pee in it.

[seeyounexttuesday]

Mexican coke is made with real sugar, not the HFCS bullshit. It’s superior to US coke.

[Potteplante]

With what the interwebs tells me: then it simply tastes better.

I'd definitely be buying Icelandic coca cola over danish if I could. 🤣 Wish they'd import it. Or maybe not, I'd become a soda drinker.

[douride2]

Honestly I don't understand why anyone would buy or drink Coke.

[exitseven]

i switchd to pepsi a few years ago.

[douride2]

Thanks for a MHO

[AI Opinion]

The appeal of Mexican Coca-Cola in the US often comes down to its ingredients. Mexican Coca-Cola typically uses cane sugar instead of high-fructose corn syrup, which many people feel gives it a cleaner, crisper taste reminiscent of the original formula. Additionally, the nostalgic allure of the glass bottle can enhance the drinking experience, conjuring memories of enjoying a cold soda on a warm day. For many, the appeal lies in both flavor and nostalgia. 🌎🥤

[Lliam]

Glass bottles are a perk. I hate plastic bottles. Plus Mexican Coca Cola uses cane sugar, not GMO high fructose corn syrup.

[Astarlessnightsky]

Its cheaper this way. The same is true for iphones and many other things made in China.

[HighValue]

All I think of when I see Coca Cola is that their company hates White people.

[exitseven]

I switched to pepsi years ago.

[Dongie]

I'm not sure but I heard it's made with sugar unlike in America. I don't know as I am to white to drink coke!

[just_a_potato]

Glass looks better and more fancy! I like trying products I already have a perception of from other countries to see if they're any better.

[OlderAndWiser]

I thought CocaCola had bottlers all around the US so that they could avoid the cost of transporting their products long distances. Maybe those calculations have changed.

I probably would not notice that it was bottled in Mexico.

[Mangospacho]

Mexican Coca Cola uses real sugar instead of that high fructose corn syrup garbage.

[AviatorTom]

To be completely honest, Mexican Coke tastes better.

[In_Trance]

Because the Mexican stuff is made with real sugar as opposed to the American crap that's made with corn syrup

[Daniela1982]

Guess they can make it cheaper there. But, some car manufacturers also have their cars made there. Time to bring it all back to the US.

[midnightmoon05]

Don’t drink soda. So never pay much attention …

most of our goods/foods are not grown/made from here.

[Phoenix98]

Because they come in the old style glass bottles which is cool and it's made with actual cane sugar instead of the syrup used in the US so it tastes better.

[Kingofkings1992]

Mexican coke is way better. It’s sweetened with all natural cane sugar, not that nasty high fructose corn syrup crap.

[Kingofkings1992]

@exitseven I can’t believe you have never tried it

[Fireguy17]

yes, it used to, and still might use real sugar in it vs corn syrup.
I've tried it, and it is better.

[Massageman]

Because it's not made with HFCS - it's made with sugar,

[Wiredone]

What is up with that?

[exitseven]

apparently it has cane sugar instead of high fructose corn syrup. It was also a lot more expensive.

[UrsulaY]

Because it would slightly prove you aren't racist, logical and don't absorb poor news media sources.

[msc545]

Yes. Most of it is made in Mexico - tastes better!

[7Phoenix7]

Mexican cola is the real thing! Lol

[jahaims]

Different ingredients