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}}'''Cola''', also called '''coke''', was a [[soft drink]].
}}'''Cola''', also called '''coke''', was a [[soft drink]].

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Cola

Cola, also called coke, was a soft drink.

While on a an aeroplane to America, Jack Harkness requested a glass of cola. Lyn Peterfield spiked the drink with arsenic, poisoning him. (TV: Rendition)

Darius Pike drank cans of cola from the brand, Best. (TV: Black Hunger)

The Eleventh Doctor ordered a coke at Gloria's Golden Grill in Utah, and then used his fizzy drink straw to make it even more fizzy. (TV: The Impossible Astronaut)

The Twelfth Doctor explained the TARDIS' dimensionally transcendental nature to Maebh Arden by comparing it to a small glass of coke having a large amount of sugar in it. (TV: In the Forest of the Night)

As a mixed drink

Cola could be added to a spirit to create a mixed drink.

Polly drank several cocktails, drank a rum and coke while at the Regent Hotel bar. (PROSE: Dying in the Sun)

Shou Yuing had a vodka and coke while she talked to Ace. (TV: Battlefield)