What is the difference between Coke and Coca Cola?

First of all, this is, by large, the the most commonly mistaken terms.I'm in 8th standard and recently read about coke. It is one of the products obtained by destructive distillation of coal. So, this means that coke is related to the fossil fuel coal. read more

Best Answer: In the US both terms are used interchangeably. Coke is more like a nickname, like the difference between Tom and Thomas as names for the same person. read more

Like Coke Zero, Coke Zero Sugar is sweetened with aspartame and acesulfame K. We only tweaked the blend of natural flavors, which are proprietary to Coca-Cola, so the ingredient list on the Nutrition Facts Panel on cans and bottles is the same (visit Coca-Cola Product Facts for the details). read more

While Diet Coke was created with its own flavor profile and not as a sugar-free version of the original, Coca-Cola Zero aims to taste just like the "real Coke flavor." Despite their polar opposite advertising campaigns, the contents and nutritional information of the two sugar-free colas is nearly identical. read more