That's basically where the word "cola" (as in the carbonated drink) originates. Most 'natural' colas (Virgil's, China Cola, Blue Sky, etc.) still have kola nut extract in them. It's the primary source of caffeine from what I recall. The other ingredients are just sugar, CO2 and coloring. Mainstream mass-produced colas like Coke and Pepsi changed their recipes forever ago though. Now they're just corn syrup, powdered caffeine, coloring, and other flavors.
alteralias said: Heck Tsuka is closer than that, coke did used to contain cocaine
Yes, that was due to the coca leaf extract I mentioned. Cocaine is a naturally occuring compound within coca leaf, so if it contained coca leaf it naturally contained some amount of cocaine. It didn't contain refined cocaine though.
ProverbIt's cooold~Geeze
You're late Konata!When we get to the restaurant let's have something warm to drink!*jingle jangle*Please come inKagamin is warmI can't walk like thisAh, it's nice and warm inside!Cream soda please!Don't tell me you're going to be gaming all night?YepFiguresSay, cafes that serve tea and coffee have caffeine, right?Huh?But you just said...It's suddenly gotten really cold lately, hasn't it?It's like they say, danger past and God forgotten.
Original Japanese proverb: Once it passes your throat, the heat is forgotten. The meaning is the same.If you drink all that coffee you won't be able to sleep tonight, will you?It's fine, tomorrow's a vacation day anyway.What Does '-ine' Mean?I knew it!Yeah I suppose so.Then does Co**-Cola have cocaine in it?...it sure does.Hey, stop spreading lies!
