How Coke gets consumers to pay more for less soda

[LONDONER]

Personally I never drink the stuff so it doesn't affect me

http://money.cnn.com/video/news/2016/03/...=obnetwork

[Insertnamehere]

This is ubiquitous with anything small sized. And I mean everything.

Small packed amounts are always more expensive (per L, per Kg, etc) than larger packed amounts. Hell, even my chemical providers work that way.

[LJay]

This reminds me that I need to pick up a couple of 2-liters of Coke. I hear it is good for removing stains from toilet bowls.

[Anocxu]

This reminds me that I need to pick up a couple of 2-liters of Coke. I hear it is good for removing stains from toilet bowls.

Is this the reason my toilet water is sweet?

Who knew!!?
Well.. you did!!

[himself]

I didn't bother watching the video. The description told me everything I needed to know.

It's the same with Quality Street.

[starlight]

This reminds me that I need to pick up a couple of 2-liters of Coke. I hear it is good for removing stains from toilet bowls.

It cleans burned pans too

[starlight]

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/fea...r-cup.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...r-one.html

[LJay]

You know, Starlight, you can soak rusty old cast iron pans in Coke to clean them before scrubbing and reseasoning. Handy stuff. I hear some people even drink it. Hmm....

[starlight]

You know, Starlight, you can soak rusty old cast iron pans in Coke to clean them before scrubbing and reseasoning. Handy stuff. I hear some people even drink it. Hmm....

I think drinking it is last on the list,

[LONDONER]

You know, Starlight, you can soak rusty old cast iron pans in Coke to clean them before scrubbing and reseasoning. Handy stuff. I hear some people even drink it. Hmm....

Indeed it does: