There’s A Reason Why Some Coca-Cola Bottles Have Yellow Caps

Published on 08/13/2021
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A Different Situation

The situation with the yellow bottle cap is a little different. Like the colored cans, they’re limited. There is a slight difference in the ingredients of the drink if it comes in a bottle with a yellow cap compared to the formula used in regular Coca-Cola. The colored cap may not indicate a specific flavor, but the drink’s formula is unique. However, many people are unlikely to notice the difference.

A Different Situation

A Different Situation

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A Different Sweetener

The drink inside bottles with yellow caps does not contain high-fructose corn syrup, unlike regular Coca-Cola. Instead, those beverages contain sucrose, a sweetener derived from both cane sugar and beet sugar. On paper, that may appear to be a bit random, but there’s a reason why the drinks behemoth chose to replace only one component while keeping everything else the same. And the move is aimed at a specific demographic.

A Different Sweetener

A Different Sweetener

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