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"Together they make up a vanilla flavor. Vanillin is just one molecule in that complex mixture, but an important one. However, whereas vanilla will always conta
by ForOldHack 3y ago
"Together they make up a vanilla flavor. Vanillin is just one molecule in that complex mixture, but an important one. However, whereas vanilla will always contain vanillin, just because something contains vanillin doesn't mean it contains vanilla beans."
Two thins: Its up to the local bottler whether to use Cane Sugar or beet sugar or Vanilla or Vanillin. Mexican coke uses both Cane sugar and Vanilla.
A bar coke from a canister usually had the syrup a bit heavy so you can taste the difference much easier.
- moritzwarhier 3y agoOK, so it might contain some id you're lucky. That's what was trying to say by using the "average" qualifier though. I doubt there's much economic incentive to use real vanilla in 99% of the world / Coca-Cola's market. With the different types of sugar, it's easier for me to imagine a company doing this for economic reasons. There are some very old articles on the web from when Vanilla Coke was introduced, that they had been draining European markets for vanilla pods, ostensively. Sounds like astroturfing to me honestly. There's also a clas action lawsuit about missing real vanilla :D