No specific drink lineup in the announcement yet. Curious what they’ll end up offering.

Does somebody as a estimate about how much a coca cola guy get paid hourly? I would appreciate it

Why does my Mexican Coke contain Pepsi-Cola concentrate?

With the recent discussion about Coke Vanilla Zero and the lack thereof in certain parts of the country, I found myself at a local retailer looking for the Holiday Creamy Vanilla Zero and took pictures of the 12-pack Coke products. I saw the following ...

• Coca-Cola and Coke Zero
• Coca-Cola Caffeine Free and a Zero version of that
• Coca-Cola Cherry and its [putrid tasting] Zero version
• Coca-Cola Cherry Float and its [also putrid] Zero version
• Vanilla Zero ... and no matching Zero.

Vanilla Zero has NOT been discontinued by Coca Cola as it is available at stores in northern Georgia, metro Chattanooga (TN) and all over Michigan. So why does the largest distributor of Coca Cola products in the country refuse to carry it for their retailers?

With a matching Zero version to all the other sugary-based products they have, I can only conclude that Coca-Cola Consolidated has a BLATANT DISCRIMINATION AGAINST Coke Vanilla Zero.

Having seen some posters identify themselves as being involved with distributing product, I offer three simple words: PROVE ME WRONG.

The goal: to bring greater awareness to this obvious miscarriage of product availability (lack thereof) and get Consolidated to remedy this problem.

Has anyone seen this flavor in Michigan specifically?? I can’t find it I’m going crazy!

Is it just me or does everyone feel the same. Kinley bottled water marketed by Coca Cola has this weird unexplainable smell. It's every time that this has happened. I open a fresh bottle of Kinley and it already smells off. And it gets progressively worse as you drink it. I haven't noticed this with any other brand of bottled water. Even the off market ones. Is this smell due to the bottle itself because I have noticed Kinley uses a very thin plastic for their waterbottles

I think Coca-cola made a marketing mistake. No one really know what's the name of this product.

Is it :

- Coke Zero Zero Zero?

- Coke triple Zero?

- Coke Zero Zero?

- Coke double Zero?

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It's so good to have Holiday Creamy Vanilla back. Even drinking it slightly warm is such a pleasure.

Second pic is from a Market Basket where Zero was already sold out! Only came into stock today in this market! Really glad to see it so popular 💕

Ended up going home with two 12 packs, the last one on the shelf at a second MB and the last one on the shelf at a Target. Should tide me over until there is more stock around!

I have an interview for a warehouse in the Bay Area. What are the hours like for a production line worker, should I switch to Bottler for lighter duty.

I guess it's available in some places? I want to see it in Ohio. I hope it's good because I yearn for it every day.

They have miniature for almost everything except for pibb. Whyyyyyy are they doing everything now except for making the miniature ones😣

I’m a medical marijuana patient in Arizona, & I want to be a non cdl merchandiser store to store. do they drug test for thc / accept medical marijuana card? Debating on either quitting or taking a long break

So context I’m 26 years old I’ve always been drinking regular coke and cherry coke. I’ve recently been changing my diet here and there and sugar was the biggest challenge (also I hate diet soda) so finding substitutes wasn’t easy

I’m already one week into switching to Coke zero and it’s an absolute game changer, at first it didn’t taste like regular Coke and now it does. I’m completely hooked on it.

Does anyone know if it’s coming back to Canada this year? I know we have the regular Vanilla Coke now but to me it’s a faint taste of vanilla.

Will these coffee cokes ever be available again. I was only able to snag a few of them before they went away. Not sure how long they were around, I guess I come around too late. They sure were good.

I was picking up some vintage crates from a large collection and spotted these in the corner, jumbled together with a bunch of other eras, bottles, and flavors. While I enjoyed the more recent espresso iteration of Coke, this was always the creamier, more delicious variety. It’s been 84 years…or at least since 2008? Expiration on these is October, 2006.