Coca-Cola Classic with the telltale yellow cap and the Hebrew "Kosher for Passover" ("Kosher lapesach") text. The circled-U symbol is for the Union of Orthodox Rabbis, and generally marks a Kosher product. The -P apparently signifies that it's not just Kosher, but Kosher for Passover.
Kosher for Passover Coke is made with sugar, rather than corn syrup, which is cheaper and sweeter. Made with sugar once a year so observant Jews can still drink Coke (corn isn't Kosher for Passover), the soda is actually the formula from before the mid '80s, when the "New Coke" fiasco occurred.
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The Gifted Photographer 75 months ago | reply
a bit lemony ... and that is great!
The Gifted Photographer 75 months ago | reply
www.nypost.com/seven/03192007/news/regionalnews/kosher__c...
negative_drew 50 months ago | reply
thanks to this picture and caption I discovered why my coke tasted so weird! I agree with The Gifted Photographer that it tastes lemony. At first I double checked the bottle to make sure I hadn't grabbed that Lime Coke. I don't really like it though. Bring back the non-Kosher coke!!!
Muffet 2 months ago | reply
Thanks for giving this a CC license. I used it on my blog and gave you credit and a link.
playswitherfood.blogspot.com/2013/04/kosher-coke.html