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[Alexander Wilson <alex AT awstudios.net>]

On Apr 14, 2004, at 2:43 PM, David Minton wrote:

> I don't think it is normally stocked in the area. Their was a kosher 
> market
> in Raleigh for a while, but they have since closed. Some of the local
> congregations get shipments of kosher food not normally available 
> locally
> (mostly meat and cheese), and would get soda for Passover.

Darn. In Ohio I could sometimes find it at the nearest grocery chain.

> I have heard rumor that the practice of making Kosher for Passover 
> soda with
> sugar has been halted by The Coca Cola Corp. anyway.

Could be true. I haven't found it myself in at least two years.

> On the topic, when I was in Argentina last month I enjoyed many a 
> frosty
> Coke (from glass bottle, no less) made with sugar, rather than corn 
> syrup.

Yeah, they still know how to drink cola in Europe. Everything's made 
with real sugar. I know some Dr. Pepper fans who go nuts on trips to 
France. A bit too expensive for empty calories IMO <g>.

Thanks anyway.

Alex.

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