Mexican Vs American Coke: What's The Taste Difference?

If you've tasted Mexican Coke,

then you know there's something distinctly elite about its flavor. This is because Mexican Coke uses different ingredients than American Coke.

Mexican Coke contains cane sugar, which Mexican Coke lovers say tastes more natural. Meanwhile, Coke produced in the U.S. has used high-fructose corn syrup since 1980.

In addition, the aluminum cans and plastic bottles American Cokes come in can add a twinge of flavor, while glass bottles don't seem

to have as much of an impact.

While there are real differences between the two Cokes, taste is subjective, and it’s impossible to say whether the differences in taste are due to ingredients or perception.