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One hundred years after it was eliminated from the secret recipe of Coca Cola, cocaine is back where it belongs, in soft drinks. From an article in Der Spiegel:
Coca products were taboo for a long time in Colombia. Now Colombians can purchase coca wine, coca tea and coca cookies. The newest product is called Coca-Sek, a cocaine-based energy drink that is fast developing an international reputation -- much to the irritation of the Coca Cola company. Link to full article
Thanks Rebecca!
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I feel a lawsuit coming on...
Posted by: Rhea | November 24, 2006 at 08:53 PM
Coca leaf tea is already very common in Peru & Bolivia... and completely legal to bring home to the US, seeing as one has to process the leaf to derive cocaine from it.
Posted by: Chris R. | November 27, 2006 at 05:09 PM