Forerunner of Coca-Cola 175 Years Ago in Florence?
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A document hidden for over a century was discovered in the ancient pharmacy of the San Marco Monastery.
Is Coke not American at all? In a Tuscan monastery, a note has appeared for a mixture that is strikingly similar to modern Coke – including colan nuts and coca leaves. However, there is a big difference.
In a Florentine monastery archive a yellowed advertisement from the 19th century slumbered. Its content questions the origin of Coke.
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Mitteldeutsche Zeitung
In Tuscany, a Dominican monk clears the archive of the monastery pharmacy. He finds a yellowed paper from the 19th century for a drink made of colan nuts and coca leaves. Sounds familiar?
The discovery in the ancient pharmacy of the convent of San Marco: a leaflet advertised a reconstructing based on Bolivian coca leaves and kola walnut, ingredients linked to a historical preparation of the inventor of the famous beverage
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