Unbelievable facts
If you ask what drink can be called the drink of the past millennium, most of us will certainly answer that it is Coca-Cola. But do we know everything about the history of our favorite drink?
Here is a list of interesting facts.
1. The first Coca-Cola billboard was painted in 1904. More than a hundred years have passed, and the shield is still in the same place where it was originally exhibited. The town of Cartersville, Georgia has preserved this rarity to the delight of all fans of this millennial drink.
2. Muammar Gaddafi, the former Libyan leader, said that Libya is the birthplace of the drink and even demanded that profits from Coca-Cola sales and advertising be transferred to the treasury of his state.
3. If you fill a pool with a depth of 180 cm with the whole amount of drink produced, the pool will be 15 kilometers wide and 33 kilometers long.
4. If all the Coca-Cola produced was poured into 0.25 ml bottles and then distributed to everyone on our planet, everyone would get 1,500 bottles in their hands.
5. Coca-Cola's largest emblem is located in Arica, Chile. The shield is mounted on top of one of the hills. The size of the emblem is amazing. It is 122 meters wide and 40 meters high. It is noteworthy that this sign was made up of more than 70 bottles of this drink.
6. Every second, 8,000 glasses of Coca-Cola drinks are drunk around the world.
7. If the Coca-Cola produced all time is bottled and then put in one line, encircling the Earth's orbit around Earth, the chain will circle the Earth 4,335 times. If such an experiment were applied to the distance to the Moon, such a chain would reach the Earth's satellite and back 1045 times.
8. If you put a cheeseburger or steak in a bottle of Coca-Cola, you won't find anything in it in a couple of days. Food products will completely dissolve. The composition of Coca-Cola is quite corrosive.
9. In the Soviet Union, Coca-Cola was the first foreign company to advertise. A shield with the image of the coveted jar of this amazing and inaccessible drink for many Soviet people appeared in 1989 on Pushkin Square.
10. Coca-Cola is the most consistent and long-lasting sponsor of the Olympic Games. Since 1928, the brand has been an official regular sponsor of the event.
However, no matter how much we love this drink, we should not forget to be careful. Doctors warn that its excessive use can be harmful to health. Suffice it to recall the experience of immersing yourself in a steak drink.