Friday, March 12, 2010

This Day in History: Coca Cola

According to my radio, Coca Cola was introduced this day in history in (I think) 1890. (I didn't catch the exact year) Coke was made of wine and cocaine. During prohibition the wine was changed to syrup and, well, cocaine was outlawed. Here is some history, lesson plans, recipes and other uses for Coke.

History and General Information:
History of Coca Cola

Wikipedia Coca Cola

Just for Fun

Fascinating facts about the invention of Coca-Cola® by John S. Pemberton in 1886

Chronical of Coca Cola

What came first: Coke or Pepsi?

Coca-Cola’s Olympic Sustainability Plan

Lesson Plans:
Coca Cola Unveils New Global Ad Stagedy (easy)

Coca Cola Unveils New Global Ad Stragedy (hard)

Diet Coke Geiser

Cola Success Story (daily edit)

The Coca Story Lesson Plan (needs text but I think any history of Coca Cola will do)

Grade 3 Lesson Plan

Coca-Cola Distillation

Recipes:
Coca Cola Recipes

Deep Fried Coke

Brown Cow

Diet Coke Cake

Uses for Coca Cola:
Unusal Uses for Coke

51 Uses for Coca Cola

Crazy Uses for Coca Cola

Coca Cola Commercials on Youtube...retromania dude


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Unknown said...

We have been around Coke our whole lives. I think my mom even let me have some in my bottle as a little one. lol. We live about a 1 1/2 hours from Atlanta where Coke was discovered. If you are ever in that area you have got to visit The World of Coke. Great, fun field trip. We went a couple of years ago. At the end of the tour there is a large room with tons of fountain drink dispensers with many, many types of drinks that Coke makes around the world. Many of the brands I had never heard of. The kids love it because you can take all of them.
Blessings
Diane

March 12, 2010 at 8:09 AM

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