For over 130 years, the Coca-Cola Company has become deeply ingrained in American identity. Its contoured glass bottles and bright red cans give a real sense of classic Americana. This post dives into key milestones in the Coca-Cola can's 120+ year history from heavy steel to lightweight aluminum. ‍ THE FIRST COCA-COLA CANS WERE MADE OF STEEL

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Jun 25, 2021 · Coca-Cola. The soda that started it all, Coca-Cola is still going strong today in its many incarnations. The original Coca-Cola from the 1970s was a more syrupy soda with not as much fizz and taste than we’re used to now (the recipe for …

Dec 31, 2024 · Here are ten soda brands from the ’70s that many wish could make a comeback. 1. Aspen Soda. Aspen was a crisp, apple-flavored soda introduced by PepsiCo. Unlike the standard citrus or cola offerings of the time, Aspen stood out for its tart and refreshing taste.

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Jan 10, 2022 · I believe it was in fact from the 70s, I asked my mom and she said she thought it was from the 60s but I googled 70s coke can and it was this one. Edit: Late 70s. The can said All Aluminum and they used steel in the early 70s.

Nov 12, 2017 · While today we drink from giant buckets of carbonated high-fructose corn syrup, once upon a time it was just a glass bottle or a can with a pop-top. Here’s a random assortment of folks and their beloved soda pop, gathered from ads, …

Feb 20, 2021 · Welcome to the Canadian Coke Can Archive! This is a composite list to cover all steel cans from 1960-1987, with an extended section covering the extruded steel that ran into the early 1990's.

May 6, 2024 · They made standard drinks for those who weren’t fond of tropically flavored beverages. Their cola, root beer, and ginger ale were also very popular in the ’70s. 1971 – 1972: Coca-Cola

Feb 10, 2025 · By 1960, a can of Coke cost 10 cents. This upward trend continued through the 1970s, with a can of soda costing around $0.10 in 1972. These small increases were a prelude to the inflationary trends of the late 70s and early 80s. By the time we reach 1980, the price had risen substantially to that average of 50 cents per can.