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Doesn't coke want to control water quality for consistency reasons? This is why coke from a fountain is almost always worse than coke from a can / bottle.
by EE84M3i 6y ago
Doesn't coke want to control water quality for consistency reasons? This is why coke from a fountain is almost always worse than coke from a can / bottle.
- siruva07 6y agoThey do. One of the reasons the bottling companies were decentralized was because consumers preferred the taste of their local water. Fountain machines have a sophisticated filtration system that is supposed to completely standardize the taste of the product. The company that supplies these filters also work with Starbucks for the same reason. BUT, often the owners do not change the filters regularly, which leads to an inconsistent / negative taste.
- avmich 6y ago> BUT, often the owners do not change the filters regularly, which leads to an inconsistent / negative taste. I can't believe filter makers can't employ technology to prevent use of filter outside the guaranteed parameters - like, for example, printer toner cartridge makers do.