What is the difference between coke-cola and Sam's cola?

Answer 1

there is no difference between coke and Coca-Cola coke is just a short nick name for Coca-Cola.

Answer 2

The American expression "Soda" is just water that has carbon dioxide gas dissolved in it to make it fizzy. Cola is fizzy water with special flavorings added. In Britain we don't use the word "soda" for plain fizzy water. We call it "soda water" but that is not very popular as a drink on its own. It is mostly used to add to other drinks such as fruit juice, or to white wine to make a "spritzer". It is also the other ingredient in "Whisky and soda"! "Fizzy lemonade" is very nice too. It has some lemon flavor added to the soda water.

Answer 3

Cola has natural sugar; diet has synthetic (Aspartame, saccharin, etc).

Answer 4

Coke-cola has Coke in it and Sam's cola has Sam's intestines in it. Simples >:)

Answer 5

they are both the same thing!!!! it was origanily called soda pop but then ppl started to separate the names it isn't that complicated

Answer 6

Carbonated water is simply water that has been carbonated under pressure; Cola is carbonated water with syrup containing the flavoring and color mixed in thoroughly.

Answer 7

there is no difference between coke and coca-cola coke is just a short nick name for coca-cola.

Answer 8

Most soda is carbonated, while lemonade generally is not.