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    Does Coke contain more carbon dioxide than Pepsi?
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    Yes, it does.
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    This article says Coke is easier to sip on, and is smoother than Pepsi, but Pepsi has less carbonation than Coke. Isn't it right to say that Pepsi can sip more smoothly because Pepsi is less carbonated?
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    You make a good point. However, when the article was talking about smoothness, it was describing the flavor, not the carbonation (fizziness).
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    How do I do a blind taste test?
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    You get a friend to blindfold you first and then have them pour each drink into a different cup. Taste the different drinks to see which one you like better.
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    What do I do if both of the drinks are flat and taste the same?
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    See what it smells like. If it smells like a citrus fruit, most likely it will be Pepsi.
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    Which has more fizz, a Coke or Pepsi?
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    Coke has more fizz than Pepsi, because Coke has more carbonation in it.
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    Which drink has the biggest worldwide fan base?
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    Coke; their market share is close to 18% and continues to climb, while Pepsi's has fallen to around 8%.
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    Is Pepsi sweeter than Coke?
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    Pepsi contains more sugar (2 more tablespoons) than Coke, so it tastes slightly sweeter to many people.
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    What are "smoother" and "sharper" flavors?
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    These words describe how the drinks feel in your mouth. "Smooth" drinks taste gentle and go down your throat easily, while "sharp" drinks have a slightly stronger "bite".
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