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Consumidor descubre cómo se ve una Coca-Cola caducada y genera debate
Un consumidor descubre en un video viral cómo se ve una Coca-Cola caducada y genera debate en redes sociales
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Viral Video Reveals Bizarre Growths in Decades-Old Coca-Cola Bottle
A recent viral video shared by TikTok user @daniel.mendoza.27 has captivated audiences by showcasing an astonishing discovery: a Coca-Cola bottle reportedly expired since 2010, containing peculiar, disc-shaped growths. The video, uploaded on July 10, 2025, from Mexico, quickly amassed over 3.7 million views, with many viewers speculating about the nature of the mysterious contents. The footage displays a person, wearing gloves, carefully rotating a 1.25-liter Coca-Cola bottle filled with a dark liquid and several light-brown, circular organisms floating within. The text overlay on the video states, 'Encontramos una coca que caducó en 2010' (We found a Coke that expired in 2010), accompanied by a sick-face emoji, adding to the intrigue. Online commentators were quick to offer their theories. Many suggested the growths resembled a 'hongo madre' (mother fungus), commonly associated with kombucha fermentation. One user commented, 'el famoso hongo madre,' while another added, 'Tómale trae hasta kombucha 🤗.' Other reactions ranged from humorous suggestions like 'hazle fiesta de 15 años' to more concerned inquiries such as 'fuera d bromas, q es eso q trae dentro💔💔💔.' The video has sparked a broader conversation about the longevity of packaged goods and the unexpected biological changes that can occur over time.
