Where is the cheapest Coca-Cola (330ml) in the world?

The cheapest Coca-Cola (330ml) can be found in Fez, Morocco at $0.67 USD. Other affordable cities include Cairo and Kathmandu.

Where is Coca-Cola (330ml) most expensive?

The most expensive Coca-Cola (330ml) is in Oslo, Norway at $3.86 USD.

What food goes well with Coca-Cola (330ml)?

Coca-Cola (330ml) pairs well with Burgers and fries, BBQ, Popcorn at the movies.

Coca-Cola (330ml) Prices Worldwide

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Everything You Need to Know About Coca-Cola (330ml)

🥤 From the cheapest to the most expensive, Coca-Cola (330ml) prices tell a story about each city's economy and culture. We track this drink in 98 cities globally.

The Story Behind Coca-Cola (330ml)

Coca-Cola was invented in 1886 by pharmacist John Pemberton in Atlanta, Georgia. Originally sold as a medicinal tonic at soda fountains for 5 cents a glass.

Coca-Cola (330ml) — Cheapest vs Most Expensive Cities

Coca-Cola (330ml) Cocktail Recipes

Cuba Libre — Rum, Coca-Cola, and a squeeze of lime — born in Havana after the Spanish-American War.

Jack & Coke — The world's simplest mixed drink: Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey and Coca-Cola.

Kalimotxo — Equal parts red wine and Coca-Cola — a Basque Country party staple.

Food Pairings

Complement your Coca-Cola (330ml) with: Burgers and fries, BBQ, and Popcorn at the movies.

Did you know? Coca-Cola is sold in more than 200 countries — only two countries in the world don't officially sell it: Cuba and North Korea.

Serving tip: Serve at 3-4°C with plenty of ice. The fizz is best when very cold.

Category History

Soft drinks evolved from European mineral spring water in the 1600s. Joseph Priestley invented carbonated water in 1767. Pharmacists created Coca-Cola (1886) and Pepsi (1893) as health tonics.