What Happens If I Drink Coffee and Coke Together? [BODY SIDE EFFECTS]

Well, it depends on the amount. A standard eight fl. oz cup of coffee and a 12 fl. oz can of Coke be taken together without any risk of caffeine overdose.

But drinking several cups of coffee along with several cans or bottles of Coke could bring you into dangerous territory, health-wise.

So why is this?

Read on to find out exactly how much Coca-Cola With Coffee is too much and why.

• An eight fl. oz cup of coffee contains about 95 mg of caffeine.
• A 12 fl. oz can of Coke contains 34 mg of caffeine.

Also, to throw another wrench into the equation, Starbucks coffee often contains more caffeine than a regular cup of Joe.

For instance, an 8 oz cup of coffee normally contains 95 mg of caffeine, but an 8 oz cup of Starbucks coffee can contain 180 mg of caffeine.

That’s almost twice the amount!

So if you are a regular drinker of Starbucks coffee, you may want to research how much caffeine you take in daily.

For this article, let’s assume that you drink regular Nescafe coffee with the standard amount of caffeine.

If you have already had 4 cups of coffee or 32 fl. oz of coffee for the day, then you are very close to the maximum amount of caffeine you should have for the day: 4 x 95 mg = 380 mg of caffeine.

Then, if you decide to drink a 12 oz can of Coke, 380 mg + 34 mg = 414 mg of caffeine, which puts you a bit over the limit of safe caffeine intake and brings you into the realm of a caffeine overdose.

So basically, if you have already had 4 of your 8 oz cups of coffee for the day (or 2 of your 16 oz cups of coffee or whatever it may be), try not to drink Coke! And don’t drink more than one can.

If you are drinking just one or two (or even three) standard 8 oz cups of coffee, it is also perfectly fine and safe to have a can of Coke.

And even if you go over the maximum of 400 mg of caffeine you should take each day, it’s not the end of the world. After all, we’ve all been there.

We all had work or a school project that we needed to finish and drank 5 or 6 cups of Nescafe coffee or a bunch of espresso drinks to stay awake and finish the project, no matter the cost.

And basically, all of us have lived to tell the tale.

Many of us usually crash afterward (once the project has finally been completed) and then sleep for a whole day.

But once in a while, you hear those horror stories where a teenager drank six energy drinks and 10 cups of coffee and got sent to the hospital or worse.

It can be surprisingly delicious and flavorful! Here are some tips and ideas:

• Try adding Coke to your espresso.
  • The combination can be magical: warm and sweet with just the perfect amount of bitterness.
  • We have found that extra hot espresso is the best at bringing out the caramel flavor hints in the Coke.
  • Try pairing Guatemala Waykan espresso beans with hints of almond, caramel, toffee, and chocolate with Coke to bring out the best flavor.

• Try different types of coffee and different brewing methods with your Coke.
  • Cold brew, nitro cold brew, espresso, and drip coffee may all taste slightly different in conjunction with Coke. You will notice amazing coffee and coke benefits.

• Try different coffee and soft drinks or Coke ratios (and remember to write them down somewhere so you know which one you like the best).
  • Just remember everything in moderation.
  • Don’t go too crazy and end up drinking 600 or 800 mg of caffeine in one day because you were experimenting with different ratios.

Drinking coffee after drinking Coke is fine, as long as the amount of coffee does not cause you to exceed the maximum caffeine consumption you should take in daily.

So there are a few coke and coffee mix benefits that you can get often.

Also, if you drink coffee with added milk, the milk may be adversely affected by the phosphoric acid in the Coke and cause your stomach to feel unwell.

If you experience such discomfort, drink only black coffee after drinking Coke.

Soda is much worse than coffee.

Coffee is considered a healthy drink when taken black or without too much added sugar and milk.

It contains a host of beneficial nutrients, antioxidants, and a very low caloric count (but only when taken black). Research has shown that those who drink coffee moderately have a lower risk of developing several serious diseases.

Of course, there is probably as much research indicating that coffee is bad for you as there is indicating that coffee is good for you.

But health experts almost unanimously agree that many sodas are quite detrimental to your health due to the high amounts of sugar intake, among other things, and drinking has not been shown to have many (if any) health benefits.

Drinking milk after you drink Coke may have adverse effects on the stomach.

As Coca-cola plus coffee is a very bad combination.

If this is the case for you, refrain from drinking milk right after you drink Coke.

The alcohol-caffeine combination is such a bad combination.