Coca-Cola bottles have seen a subtle yet meaningful change — the familiar red cap has been swapped out for a yellow one on ...

According to People Magazine, Cokes with yellow caps don't have high fructose corn syrup. Each Spring, during Passover, Coke ...

You may have noticed bottles of Coke with a yellow cap on them at the store, but you might not know what the meaning behind it is. Well, these drinks are made with a unique ingredient.

Many Coca Cola bottles in the US have undergone a small but major change this month as the red cap is replaced by a yellow one to denote that the drinks are kosher for Passover.

Tater Tots—little, poppable fried clumps of potatoes—were first introduced in 1954 by the founders of the American frozen ...

Yellow cap Coke means real cane sugar, not corn syrup, and is often Kosher for Passover. These sought-after bottles disappear ...

This week is Passover 2025, which began on Saturday and will end on Sunday, April 20. Here's what kosher Coke is and how to ...

The limited-time Coca-Cola product is made with cane sugar rather than high-fructose corn syrup. Some people can’t get enough ...

Count St. Louis resident Frank Scaduto as one of the fans of yellow-cap Coke. He's not Jewish, but he's a Coke lover who swears by the cane-sugar version, so he keeps a few extra two-liter ...

Regular Coke in bottles with red caps gets its sweetness from high fructose corn syrup. Coke inside bottles with yellow caps ...

Count St. Louis resident Frank Scaduto as one of the fans of yellow-cap Coke. He's not Jewish, but he's a Coke lover who swears by the cane-sugar version, so he keeps a few extra two-liter ...

According to Business Insider, the arrival of yellow cap Coke coincides with the arrival of the Jewish holiday of Passover.