What is the main flavor of Coca-Cola?

The iconic Coca-Cola beverage is primarily flavored with cola, which comes from a combination of vanilla, cinnamon, and other secret ingredients. This classic flavor has made Coca-Cola one of the most recognized and consumed sodas worldwide. Interestingly, the original formula contained coca leaf extracts, which are no longer used today. The brand's secret formula is one of the most closely guarded trade secrets in the food and beverage industry. Coca-Cola was invented in 1886 by Dr. John S. Pemberton, a pharmacist in Atlanta, Georgia, and has since become a global symbol of refreshment.

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teacherchicky

It's incredibly sad that Quizzclub has become a trivia game for elementary school children, rather than the intelligent game it was in the past! Now 'authors' just make up questions and answers in their mind and there aren't any references shown! This is the end of a once great trivia game!

Stevie G

Very poor clone question.

wexlerbob

If I remember correctly the original included the kind of coke we have been trying to keep from coming across our southern border here in the U.S. It also used to include actual sugar.

Lisa Rodrigues

"cola" is a combination of vanilla and cinnamon - it isn't a flavor.

Keith Richard Mears

Rob Orr, The original version had both coca and flavouring from the cola nut.

John W Shreve

I love the rhythmic sound of "coca-cola." Cocoah, colahca..cocolakoh, cocahko.

Jaimi McEntire

"Cola" flavor comes from the Cola (Kola) nut. Not from "from a combination of vanilla, cinnamon, and other secret ingredients", which provided the tartness and caffeine as well. Nowadays, Coca-Cola doesn't have any cola flavor, though you can still get other cola's with it.