The color red has become synonymous with Coca-Cola — so why are loyal customers seeing bottles with a yellow cap in the spring? The yellow top indicates that the bottle is kosher for Passover ...

However, did you know that there are Coca-Cola bottles that have caps that are other colors? It's true—one of those colors is yellow. If you ever come across a yellow cap on a bottle of Coca ...

Typically, the beloved soda comes in bottles with a red cap matching its label, but it switches to a yellow cap briefly in the spring. The reason? Passover. The yellow top signifies that the Coca ...

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While a glass bottle of the beloved soda typically leads one to believe it's Mexican Coke — the superior version of the cola — a yellow cap means that the drink is made solely from ingredients ...

But we've noticed another thing about the bottle we know and love—some of the caps are yellow this time of year. Turns out, the soda giant produces a different formulation that's special for ...

Who knew grabbing a bottle ... yellow tops so I went for the yellow because it was different. Was it a change of season for Coke? Maybe it was a contest with something written underneath the cap.

Yellow caps on Coke bottles indicate the soda is kosher, or fit, for drinking on Passover. It's made with Coke's original recipe of sucrose instead of corn syrup. If you've perused the beverage ...

Coca-Cola’s yellow bottle caps are a spring tradition. Curious shoppers might wonder why stores are stocked with yellow-capped sodas at this time of year. It just so happens the yellow color ...