Dec 22, 2021 · To an extent, garlic Coca-Cola is fake, however, there have been reports that companies have tried to create the flavor. In 2014, an image showing a purple can of Coca-Cola Garlic started circulating around the internet and has since gone viral multiple times but there is no such thing at this time.

Sep 18, 2021 · According to Food & Wine, a Japanese drinks company has actually developed its own garlic cola. Named Jats Takkola, the intriguing drink has its roots in Aomori, a place so fond of garlic that it has received the great honor of being crowned the garlic capital of Japan.

Mar 24, 2023 · A curious Coca-Cola flavor arose out of Romania, home of Dracula, around 2014. Some of the earliest images said, "I found this coke in Romania" (via Snopes). It seemed plausible. After all, an article by the BBC about Romanians and garlic says, "Romanians have a cult-like appreciation for the plant. The principle is simple: the more, the better."

Dec 22, 2021 · To an extent, garlic Coca-Cola is fake, however, there have been reports that companies have tried to create the flavor. In 2014, an image showing a purple can of Coca-Cola Garlic started...

Jun 7, 2019 · I discovered that a Coke mixed with some finely ground garlic was in fact produced in the town. Additional searching helped me find this picture of the garlic coke for sale… As you can “kinda” see, the bottles don’t have the signature “Coke” logo, and in fact, the “Garlic Coke” shot is not actually real…

Feb 3, 2015 · Garlic is a great ingredient to cook with, but garlic-flavored cola is something I’m not sure I can digest, literally or figuratively. But believe it or not, the drink actually exists in Japan!...

Jun 19, 2015 · In reality, it is a photoshop edit but one that might one day become true! 1 – Garlic. Most people seem to think that this was a flavour of Coca-Cola that was available for testing in Romania, but that is simply not true, in fact, it is nothing more than a fake.

Jan 30, 2025 · His nerve tonic – Pemberton’s French Wine Coca – was based on European coca wines, but flavoured with kola nut and made more palatable with sugar syrup and carbonated water. With the institution of Prohibition laws in Georgia in 1886, a non-alcoholic version was created and marketed as “Coca-Cola: the temperance drink”. Adverts, such ...

Jul 10, 2024 · Would you try these savoury flavoured cans of Coca-Cola? A content creator shows us two new flavours on the shelves in the United Kingdom, Onion and Garlic.