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Shopping at a certain store that with a name that rhymes with a certain creature from the cannid family from Australia, there are two options if you’d like to buy kosher for Passover Coca-Cola:
You can get a 2 L bottle for two dollars or you can get a six pack of 1.5 L bottles for $19.
Anybody else see the obvious benefit of buying a jumbo pack?The bulk one is Israeli with a heimishe hechsher.
No….why would you want your family drinking large amounts of this stuff. Recent studies in medical journals show that even one or two cokes a day could increase your risk of type 2 diabetes by more than 24%. Sugar intake is linked to high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and excess fat, all of which increase the risk of heart disease. Sugar substitutes (Diet Coke or Coke Zero) in large volumes are equally unhealthy. Plus you get to put your dentist’s kids through college.
Otherwise, its a great buy so rush down to that “certain store” and load up.To fakenews: Are you just trying to show off how well you learned 3rd grade arithmetic?
6 1.5L bottles for 19 is a pretty bad deal. 2 liters for 2 means a dollar a liter; 9 liters for 19 dollars is 10 extra.
You can get a 2 L bottle for two dollars or you can get a six pack of 1.5 L bottles for $19.
So with the 2L bottle it’s $1/L
Whereas with the 6 1.5L bottles it 19/9 or $2 1/9 per liter
I don’t follow your logic
Coca cola is only used for stomachache
Mida k’neged mida: the deal is punishing those who did not do rithmetic by making them buy more of this not healthy stuff.
My family has the tradition from Hungarian shtetl to never drink Coke on Pesach because of hashash that goyim put treife sugar substitute.
We also don’t because in Hungary there simply wasn’t Coke
This is how they get you to buy. By making you think you outsmarted them.
Why drink coke on Pesach? What’s wrong with drinking heimish seltzer as our ancestors did?
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