Yes, let's debate on this.

Pepsi or coke? I am a big fan of Coke. Seriously, Pepsi is lame.
It's not what I call Cola.

They are the same to me, and seeing how Pepsi is cheaper, I'll go for Pepsi.

I've never seen a difference in taste, but then again I don't care for either of them.
I'd choose coke though. Just because I like the can.

LOl. Lucas, there is a difference between Coke and Pepsi. Pepsi doesn't really add much carbonic acid to the drink, so you might want to taste it again. Yes, it's cheaper, but it doesn't have too much carbonic acid, disabling the drink to be real coke. I've drunk both.
What I did experience is that Coke is streets ahead of pepsi, but that's just my opinion. ^^ No, really, you can barely feel the real coke if you taste the version Pepsi makes. I mean, once you open it, it's all good, but 2 hours later, bang goes the carbonic acid.

I actually think Pepsi has a better taste

When I drink coke all I can taste is carbon, with Pepsi I actually get the flavour of the drink

Although I overall prefer Dr Pepper to both

Um, I don't like either that much, and they both taste very similar. I'm a fan of clear soda.

Karab, you might be of that opinion because Pepsi keeps adding flavour to its drink. I mean, it sells tons of colas: Coke with lemon, etc.
So that might be the reason for you to think it's better. It's your opinion, I didn't mean to say i'm going to disagree with you and get the upper hand or somewhere- But, what I'm saying is that real coke isn't supposed to have "flavour". I mean, it's not that real coke was added lemon to by anybody. We just realized that it's a lot better that way.

LOl. Lucas, there is a difference between Coke and Pepsi. Pepsi doesn't really add much carbonic acid to the drink, so you might want to taste it again. Yes, it's cheaper, but it doesn't have too much carbonic acid, disabling the drink to be real coke. I've drunk both.
What I did experience is that Coke is streets ahead of pepsi, but that's just my opinion. ^^ No, really, you can barely feel the real coke if you taste the version Pepsi makes. I mean, once you open it, it's all good, but 2 hours later, bang goes the carbonic acid.

First of all, there obviously is a difference, that's clear, but honestly Pepsi is better.

And btw, there has never been a pepsi brave enough as to last 2 hours while I'm around

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I understand that. But... why is pepsi better in your opinion?
Is it because it's cheaper or because of the way it tastes?

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I understand that. But... why is pepsi better in your opinion?
Is it because it's cheaper or because of the way it tastes?

Its better because there is way more taste, it has a complex feel. Coke , to me, is just full of gas and carbonic acid. It doesn't have the same taste impact as other drinks. In my opinion, coke is way overrated.

Ah... now it's all clear. Dunno, I still dislike Pepsi Lemon Coke.

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I understand that. But... why is pepsi better in your opinion?
Is it because it's cheaper or because of the way it tastes?

Both really.
In my opinion they should either cost the same of coke be cheaper, that way Coke could be somehow better than Pepsi.
But they're not, so basically Pepsi pwns Coke's ass.
Taste of Pepsi is way more sophisticated than Coke, which is all gas to me e.e
Besides, a white ball with red and blue. Epic icon is epic.

Coke is definitely better.

Pepsi is for poor peasants that have no taste in drinks.

@ Roach. Reason though... please.
I mean, you KNOW that there are white elephants. it's not always the price that counts towards quality. Yes, a high quality object or whatever is in most cases better, but think about it... I mean, in Germany there's a company called Netto. Now, what it does is sell low quality provisions for extremely high prices. I mean, are you.. crazy?
From what I've learnt, I can tell you there are two strategies in business: You either sell a provision for high prices, making less and less people buy it. Alternatively, you sell a provision for low prices, and that way more and more people will buy it. The profit is the same. Take Spar as an example. It sells things for high prices, even though, according to many of my friends, it doesn't lose anything by doing so, as Strategy number 1 applies to its case. While Tesco sells things for low prices, profitting just as much as Spar does. Both companies have a good strategy, but they differ.
What's more, Tesco's quality doesn't even measure up to low quality.

coke all the way ;3