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Don't work with coca cola, I would no be able to differentiate a Pepsi bottle with a Coca-Cola logo (note that I dislike every sodas :) ); the Coca-Cola is stil
by bdauvergne 6y ago
Don't work with coca cola, I would no be able to differentiate a Pepsi bottle with a Coca-Cola logo (note that I dislike every sodas :) ); the Coca-Cola is still powerful, perhaps it does not even need a product :)
- sokoloff 6y agoI assure you that most soda drinkers could readily tell the difference between Coke and Pepsi. I could wager my $1000 against your $100 per trial and we could do the tests until you were broke.
- KptMarchewa 6y agoI've done it (only single blind) and was right every time. Only people who can't distinguish I believe just never drank both beverages close to each other.
- newen 6y agoOr just don’t have the taste receptors for it. Sensitivity of taste vary widely, with super tasters and what not.
- glennpratt 6y agoThis probably depends on how you define soda drinkers. My understanding is studies haven't shown that in general. I've failed a grocery store blind taste test myself. But I didn't prepare in any way. Thats said, I have caught when something was not Dr Pepper, though I couldn't tell you what it was. https://daily.jstor.org/the-coca-cola-wars-can-anybody-really-tell-the-difference/ https://daily.jstor.org/the-coca-cola-wars-can-anybody-reall...
- sokoloff 6y agoFair point. Perhaps “soda drinkers who have a clear, established preference for one brand over another” (which is what I presume would lend value to that brand and what I had in mind, but definitely isn’t what I said).