Comment on Supermarket vegetables now 5-40% lower in nutrients than 50 years agoparentComments−menloparkbum17yYou don't need to live by the border. Just go to a Mexican market and get the glass bottled Coke.−Semiapies17yI'm a few hundred miles away myself, but in a border state. How far into the US interior do they ship it?−jws17yI can buy glass bottled Mexican coke in Missouri. You don't get much further from a border than that.−Semiapies17yNeat.−menloparkbum17yI've found it in Minnesota and Oregon.−Semiapies17yHmm. Remember, Canadian Coke also uses sugar. Minnesota is a border state, and Oregon is not that far at all.−menloparkbum17yYeah, but I'm talking about the Mexican Coke. It only comes in glass bottles. The regular Coke in MN and Oregon is corn syrup.This stuff:http://www.mexgrocer.com/6295.html−Semiapies17yRight, but unless they specifically source it from Mexico (as that link seems to for that outlet), it might be Canadian Coke, which also has sugar and which you can also buy in glass bottles.−menloparkbum17yOh cool. I think it says made in Mexico on the bottle, though.−Semiapies17yI think that's a pretty good indication of origin. :)
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You don't need to live by the border. Just go to a Mexican market and get the glass bottled Coke.
I'm a few hundred miles away myself, but in a border state. How far into the US interior do they ship it?
I can buy glass bottled Mexican coke in Missouri. You don't get much further from a border than that.
Neat.
I've found it in Minnesota and Oregon.
Hmm. Remember, Canadian Coke also uses sugar. Minnesota is a border state, and Oregon is not that far at all.
Yeah, but I'm talking about the Mexican Coke. It only comes in glass bottles. The regular Coke in MN and Oregon is corn syrup.
This stuff:
http://www.mexgrocer.com/6295.html
Right, but unless they specifically source it from Mexico (as that link seems to for that outlet), it might be Canadian Coke, which also has sugar and which you can also buy in glass bottles.
Oh cool. I think it says made in Mexico on the bottle, though.
I think that's a pretty good indication of origin. :)