The origin of Coca-Cola
Rumor - A doctor invented the Dr. Pemberton sculpture
Coca-Cola was once invented by a doctor, and it can also be said that he made Coca-Cola . Once, he treated a patient and prescribed a bottle of potion for the patient to take after he went home. As a result, when he was getting ready to rest at night, the man suddenly came again and was very happy. He handed his big bucket to the doctor. , asked to fill a bucket full of potion, exactly the same as last time, the doctor complied with it in a daze. The next day, he came here with a group of people, each handed over their own cups and buckets, and rushed to buy potions. The doctor was very surprised and asked them why they came to buy medicine every day. Could it be that everyone was sick? People raised their thumbs and praised the potions here as delicious. The doctor was confused: "You are not sick, so why do you buy medicine every day? Can this medicine not only cure diseases, but also be a delicious drink?" So he boldly opened a "potion" manufacturing factory, because the medicine was delicious and people He was so happy to drink it that he decided to call it "Coca-Cola". This unknown doctor, just because of a bottle of potion, later made his potion spread all over the world. The true historical source: In 1885, Dr. John Stith Pemberton of Georgia, USA, invented a dark syrup called Pemberton's French Wine Coka. In the same year, the government issued a Prohibition, so Pemberton invented the alcohol-free Pemberton's French Wine Coka. Coca-Cola through the ages
On May 8, 1886, he wanted to invent a drink that would be enjoyed by many people who needed nutritional supplements. That day, he was stirring the prepared drink and found that it had a refreshing, calming effect and relieved headaches. He added the liquid to syrup and water, then added ice cubes. He tasted it and it tasted great. However, when pouring the second cup, the assistant accidentally added soda water (carbon dioxide + water), which tasted better this time. Partner Frank M. Robinson inspired the name from the two ingredients of the syrup. These two ingredients are the leaves of Coca (Coca) and the fruit of Kola (Kola). In order to be consistent, Robinson changed the K of Kola to C, and then added a horizontal line between the two words, and Coca-Cola was born. , the first Coca-Cola sold for five cents.