You Will Never Want To Drink Cola Again After Seeing It Boiled. Be Prepared To Cringe. (substitute, organic)

[JD59]

Do you know what you're actually putting into your body when you take a gulp of your favorite carbonated sugary drink?

Sometimes ignorance is bliss, because after seeing this video posted by Crazy Russian Hacker, you might think twice about that soda in your fridge.

You Will Never Want To Drink Cola Again After Seeing It Boiled. Be Prepared To Cringe

[NJBest]

Sugar does not have that consistency when burned. What he is showing you is not real coca cola. He's showing you supermarket coca cola (or a knockoff) that uses corn syrup. That's why it has a tar-like consistency. Sugar will burn and harden very quickly at those temperatures.

[tickyul]

NOPE, don't drink soda or any other caloric beverage. I'll leave that to the Fatcartpeople....see them suckers buying cases of that cr@p.

[mainebrokerman]

pepsi, use to take rust off better than wd40

[bannedontherun]

I don't care, I'm drinking it anyhow, in moderation of course. And there's no substitute, gotta have the real Coca Cola.

[Dirt Grinder]

Originally Posted by tickyul

...I'll leave that to the Fatcartpeople....see them suckers buying cases of that...

Just call me one of the hipster, fru-fru, Fatcartpeople .

[Chava61]

I rarely drink carbonated drinks.

[baileyvpotter]

Not too surprised. There are many other examples of high sugar content (some without the chemicals)
like home-made frosting.


Vanilla Buttercream Frosting recipe from Betty Crocker

[jlawrence01]

Originally Posted by John1960

Do you know what you're actually putting into your body when you take a gulp of your favorite carbonated sugary drink?

Sometimes ignorance is bliss, because after seeing this video posted by Crazy Russian Hacker, you might think twice about that soda in your fridge.

You Will Never Want To Drink Cola Again After Seeing It Boiled. Be Prepared To Cringe

You would get he same result with maple syrup, apple juice, orange juice, and nearly any other organic material.

When someone is incapable of making an argument, they make a video like this.

What's next, incinerate meat to ashes and post, "would you eat this?"

[stan4]

Originally Posted by NJBest

Sugar does not have that consistency when burned. What he is showing you is not real coca cola. He's showing you supermarket coca cola (or a knockoff) that uses corn syrup. That's why it has a tar-like consistency. Sugar will burn and harden very quickly at those temperatures.

Newsflash.
REAL Coca Cola uses corn syrup, too.