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Coca Cola
Coca Cola could be considered the earliest "energy drink" - although not marketed as such - it was one of the first carbonated drinks to contain caffeine.
The drink was first made in 1886 - where it supposedly had a very small level of cocaine in it - due to the extract of coca leaf being an ingredient. However, given that the formula has always remained secret - this may simply be an embellishment.
The Diet Coke range actually contains about 40% more caffeine per fluid ounce than the standard coke formula. Coca-cola Blak has the largest amount of caffeine of any coca-cola drink.
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- Blossary: Famous soft drink
- Industry/Domain: Beverages
- Category: Soft drinks
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