Vanilla Coke does contain a certain amount of natural vanilla flavoring, an according to Coca-Cola it has been a huge success, reputedly accounting for rise in profits in the company’s 2002-2003 amounts.
Vanilla Coke
Vanilla Coke
Vanilla Coke was Coca Cola’s fourth extension (introduced in the US in 2002) after Diet Coke or Coke Light (launched in 1982), Cherry Coke (1985), and Diet Coke with lemon (2001).
Vanilla Coke or “V-Coke” to its fan, sold more than 90 million cases in its first year on the market, spurring Pepsi to follow suit with its own vanilla flavored cola.
Vanilla Coke does contain a certain amount of natural vanilla flavoring, an according to Coca-Cola it has been a huge success, reputedly accounting for rise in profits in the company’s 2002-2003 amounts.
Vanilla Coke
Vanilla Coke does contain a certain amount of natural vanilla flavoring, an according to Coca-Cola it has been a huge success, reputedly accounting for rise in profits in the company’s 2002-2003 amounts.
Vanilla Coke
