Was cola invented by Satan or God? I like it, but it is addictive?

Answer 1

THE "USE" OF caffeine in cola is addictive :) neither the factory stop adding caffeine nor v can stop drinkin it,if v like it:P!

Coca-Cola (often "Coke") is a carbonated cola and the world's most popular soft drink.[1] The Coca-Cola Company's headquarters are located in Atlanta, Georgia, where the drink was first concocted around 1886. Coke's inventor John Pemberton was not a shrewd marketer of his drink, but the ownership of Coke eventually passed to Asa Candler, whose company remains the producer of Coke today. Candler's successful marketing, continued by his successors such as Robert Woodruff, established Coke as a major soft drink first in the United States and later around the world.

Originally designed to be sold at soda fountains, Coca-Cola was later sold in bottles, whose distinctive shape have become a part of the drink's branding. Major advertising campaigns have established Coca-Cola slogans such as "The pause that refreshes" and "Always the Real Thing" as part of popular culture. The formula for Coke, whose status as a trade secret has been embellished by company lore, originally contained an uncertain amount of cocaine, though this was reduced over time (falling to 1/400th of a grain, or 0.16 milligrams, per ounce of syrup by 1902),[2] and eliminated around 1906 as health regulations were tightened. Nevertheless, Coca-Cola has been criticized for its possible negative health effects, including many urban myths. In addition, the commercial success of the drink has been periodically challenged, in particular by its main rival Pepsi-Cola. This tension reached its peak during the 1980s, at the height of the Cola Wars, which eventually resulted in the heavily publicised introduction of "New Coke." The widely unpopular decision was eventually rescinded in the face of public opposition

Answer 2

Cola has been in consumption for over a hundred years.

It's addictive qualities makes it a big seller and keeps companies like Coca Cola Bottling and Pepsi going gangbusters.

I avoid it most of the time.

Answer 3

Cola is a sweet carbonated drink, usually with caramel coloring and containing caffeine.

The flavor of the soft drink sometimes comes from a mixture of vanilla, cinnamon, and citrus flavorings. The name comes from the kola nuts that were originally used as the source of caffeine.

Cola drinks may be sweetened with sugar, corn syrup or an artificial sweetener depending on product and market. Caffeine-free cola drinks are also available.

Major brands of cola include Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Royal Crown, Virgin Cola, Dixi Cola, Iris Cola, and various local producers. Among colas, German brand Afri-Cola had a higher caffeine content (about 250 mg/L) until the product was relaunched with a new formulation in 1999, and has it again since a second relaunch with the original formulation in April 2006. Thums Up is a popular cola brand in India. Inca Kola is another brand that is marketed in many countries by the Coca Cola group; it is the major cola in some South American countries. tuKola and Tropicola are brands from Cuba; the former is also sold in Italy. Star cola is a brand from Gaza-Palestine marketed by Mecca Cola and Zam Zam Cola.[1] There is also an open source recipe for a cola drink, OpenCola.

Being carbonated, colas are acidic (carbonic acid is formed when carbon dioxide dissolves in water), and so can react violently with basic chemicals, such as baking powder. Many colas also contain phosphoric acid, which further increases the acidity. Mentos and many crystalline powders such as sugar and salt cause fizzing by providing many micronucleation points for the carbon dioxide to leave solution. Dry ice provides additional carbon dioxide and can force some of the carbon dioxide present in the drink out of solution. Mixing these substances with cola (or any other carbonated drink) causes the drink to bubble, creating foam and greatly increasing the pressure in the bottle, resulting in either the bottle or the cap giving way.

The word cola may have been introduced into the mainstream by the major producer Coca-Cola, as they saw their trademark slipping into common use, much like Xerox, Sellotape or Band-Aid have in some areas. They successfully defended the exclusive use of their name and its diminutive form "Coke" by suggesting the alternative of "cola drink" as a generic name for similar types of carbonated soft drinks. The word cola as part of the Coca-Cola trademark may have originated from the kola nuts that were originally used as the source of caffeine.

Answer 4

neither.. cola was invented by the creation of God.. meaning us.. and maybe Satan control ed the creation of God to invent cola.. it's not addictive.. it just tastes good...

Answer 5

It was man made