Which popular soft drink was invented by pharmacist John Pemberton?
Correct answer: Coca-Cola

I am not a number.
SlyOne, yes cocaine came naturally from the coca leaf. It is estimated that there was about 9 milligrammes of cocaine per glass of coca cola. That's about one tenth of a "line".

SlyOne
Is it true that the original Coca Cola actually had Coke in the ingredients?

Player #33292972
Nubianmom, I haven’t had a soda in years but when I did drink soda it was Coca Cola and would be again. When I was growing up and got the glass bottle out of the machine it was so cold it had ice dripping down the side of the bottle. Then they went to plastic and while it was still delicious it was nothing like the ice cold glass bottles.

Vona
I knew Coca Cola was sold as a medicine but didn’t know the name of the person who had patented it. Now I do!

Nubianmom
My favorite soda is Coca Cola. I really miss the song jingles on tv and radio. iconic

Taliesin12
Mexican Coca Cola: Made with REAL sugar, not high fructose corn syrup !

Cap’n Patch
Player #33292972, that’s true. Nothing beats glass when it comes to delicious soda or milk!

Cap’n Patch
SlyOne, yes it’s true, but in later years it was removed so all you had left was the syrup and the carbonated water. Back in the 70’s, it tasted much better than it does today. Too many chemicals. If they had stuck to the original recipe that the original owner had made, I think it would taste better!

Queen
I hate coca cola

Ewa
Nubianmom, Have a Coke and a Smile!

Artie
Thank God for the Pure Food and Drug Act. Just another reason to revere President Theodore Roosevelt

JOHANNA
I am not a number., Thank the Colombians

Lois
And so white powder addiction was born

addam
I didn't know that it was invented a day after my b-day even though it was invented nearly 80 years before I was born but I guess that the reason why I enjoy Coca-Cola products especially the ltd edition flavors

Capt Jack
put the coke back in Coca-Cola

Kane
SlyOne, So I've always read or heard. That's why - it's alleged to be - so 'refreshing'.