<\/a>The secret has only been known for two employees in the history of the company and world. Until today.<\/p>\n

The list of the secret ingredients of Coca Cola is called 7X, a combination of herbal extracts that give the unique taste you know and love.<\/p>\n

The company has guarded it for over a century, but in his book, Mark Prendergast publishes all the contents of the recipe in its appendix.<\/p>\n

Mark holds that he found the recipe in a book owned by the founder of Coca Cola.<\/p>\n

The recipe includes coriander, cinnamon and neroli (oily substance obtained by distillation of bitter orange flowers).<\/p>\n

Alcohol is used to extract the flavor of the ingredients that create the formula 7X and add no other secret ingredients.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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