Nope, our never ending debate as of late is about coke.
Yup. Specifically-- if carbonated sodas TASTE differently in their respective containers. I contest that they do not. Arthur insists that a cold can of dr. pepper tastes infinitely better over its plastic bottle counterpart. My parents, upon surveying, are convinced that in a cold glass bottle is the optimum methodology for serving soda.
And why can't we agree to disagree? We have, only, upon drinking said dr. pepper out of a can at dinner, or breakfast or whenever, Arthur brings up the subject with others. I don't mind... I just want to lay the subject to rest. Because in my mind, nothing changes about the soda formula in whatever container its in. Its still the sweet elixer of the universe (AKA Diet Coke with Lime).
So Dear Internet, please resolve this difference of opinion once and for all--
does soda really change taste when inside a different container?
If so, which container is the best?
And does it really matter, as I drink coke european style-- room temperature, out of the can, no ice?
Arthur claims it tastes better out of a can like this. I say its just an excuse for slurping soda.
After all, when you drink the sweet elixir of the universe, you happen to know better after all.
ha ha ha. personally, i prefer fountain drinks over anything else. however, i do think that there is a difference in taste between can and bottle. just saying.
ReplyDeleteThe bottle is better.
ReplyDeleteI like Barqs better out of the fountain than in the can or bottle. and I think that the bottle tastes better than the can. So I'm with Arthur on this one.
ReplyDeleteThe can is better.
ReplyDeleteGlass bottles are better yet.
Also, real sugar (like in Mexican Coke) is soooooo much better than high fructose corn syrup.