[RandyGH]

Just direct me to the Coca-Cola made with sugar instead of corn syrup.

[mysterio]

Look for Mexican Coca Cola or the Coke formulated for Jewish passover. I believe both have sucrose instead of HFCS.

[Longhair_and_Leather]

Try your local Mexican market. A 12-ounce bottle (glass, not plastic!) runs me $1.50. It’s a treat, not an everyday drink, at those prices. Though not as tasty, I now drink Jones Soda, because I just can’t stomach the aftertaste of corn syrup any longer. I also stopped buying Pepsi when they went with the Hussein logo.

[Iron Munro]

Just direct me to the Coca-Cola made with sugar instead of corn syrup.

If they go back to real sugar I might try one now and then.
There is no comparison in flavor between real sugar and corn syrup.
The powerful corn lobby, through its huge kickbacks to politicians, has kept cheaper and more flavorful imported sugar out of the USA for years.

[Kieri]

Just direct me to the Coca-Cola made with sugar instead of corn syrup.

You'll have to wait in line behind my teenage son. He had Coke in Mexico a few years ago and has missed it ever since.I'd go out of my way to buy products with real sugar than HFCS.

[PAR35]

You've picked the right time of the year to ask your question. Look for grocery stores in heavily Jewish neighborhoods, and ask for the 'Kosher for Passover' soft drinks.

Available for only a limited time.

[rightwinggoth]

“Just direct me to the Coca-Cola made with sugar instead of corn syrup.”

check your local kosher deli (if you can find one in your area). there is a version of coke specially made with sucrose to accommodate dietary restrictions on certain holidays.

[Phileleutherus Franciscus]

Just direct me to the Coca-Cola made with sugar instead of corn syrup.

Strangely enough, if you want real Coca Cola made with cane sugar, what you need to find is a Mexican market that sells the south of the border made stuff.

http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20041109/news_1b9mexcoke.html

[NewJerseyJoe]

Look in the supermarket as it gets close to Passover. The "Passover Coke" 2-liter bottle should have a yellow cap with Hebrew letters printed on top. Also, IIRC, the ingredients will include sugar.

I definitely taste a difference in the Passover Coke -- it's better than the HFCS version. It also holds a foamy head when poured into a glass, like a mug of draft beer would do.

[hunter112]

Just direct me to the Coca-Cola made with sugar instead of corn syrup.

If you're lucky enough to live in an area that has a decent size Jewish population, you can get "Passover Coke". Look for the yellow top on the two liter bottles, and you get Coke with real sugar.

It keeps well, too, my lady found one from LAST year and I just had some today, it tastes like the old fashioned stuff I grew up with as a kid!

[RightOnTheLeftCoast]

"Just direct me to the Coca-Cola made with sugar instead of corn syrup."

Costco often carries Coke in glass bottles, imported from Mexico, and made with sugar.

[jonrick46]

Coke made with cane sugar is absolutely delicious. It made in Mexico and shipped into the U.S.

[patton]

I agree 100%

[HamiltonJay]

Hahaha good luck with that.

The only pop I know of that always uses pure sugar in all there products is those made by the Natrona Bottling Company outside of Pittsburgh. They also derive their CO2 from dry ice, definately a pop like you used to get when you were a kid vs the stuff they sell today.

http://www.natronabottlingcompany.com/