Louisiana shoppers are urged to check their Minute Maid Zero Sugar Lemonade—mislabeled cases may contain sugar, posing health risks for some consumers.
Refreshment across Louisiana will taste a little different in the future. Coca-Cola has announced it's no longer making two special flavors of its iconic brand.
Thirsty shoppers in Louisiana and Texas will have to quench their thirst with something other than a beloved holiday favorite. Coca-Cola won't be bringing it back.
Back in 1990, Coke introduced their "MagiCan" promotion, and some cans contained as much as $500 in cash and gift certificates. Sounds amazing, right? Unfortunately, things got weird.
Some foods taste great together. We're not sure if these foods should even be allowed in the same kitchen together. Alas, we know people who have eaten them as a combo.
This summer, 97.3 The Dawg and Coca-Cola want you to share a coke and song. When you do, you could win Blue Bayou Water Park passes and a Coca-Cola prize pack!
I stumbled upon this story where some smart folks at Harvard University broke down regional vocabulary for several words. The one that stuck out to me the most was the terms used for soft drinks -- "soda" or "pop".
Nothing could be more American than sitting down with your friends, in a restaurant or during the big game, and enjoying a great big glass of Coca-Cola, right? Coca-Cola means Santa Claus, family outings and summertime fun… in other words, pure Americana.
So, what does Coca-Cola have to do with America’s war on drugs?
Well darn, just when we thought we could start making the stuff at home in our bathtubs comes this disturbing word that the alleged secret formula that's been buzzing around the Internet isn't the real McCoy. I can't imagine something as valuable as the secret to the most popular soft drink in the world floating free in cyberspace but then again several of our Presidents have misplaced the doomsda