Three friends, Ndaho, Motoki, and Masai, conduct an experiment to mix 12 different flavors of Coca-Cola together. They taste each flavor individually, ranging from unusual flavors like Sakura Cola, Pickled Radish Cola, and Kanazawa Curry Cola, to more familiar ones like Inca Cola and Matcha Cola. The friends initially express skepticism about the mixture, but after combining all the flavors, they are surprised to find that it tastes like Guaraná, a Brazilian soft drink, with a unique but pleasant flavor. The experiment is a success, and the friends reflect on the unexpected outcome, acknowledging that sometimes, coincidental combinations can lead to something delicious.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The hosts of the video are Ndaho, Motoki, and Masai.
2. They are attempting to test a theory proposed by Silk that mixing all types of Cola will create the strongest Cola.
3. They have gathered 12 different flavors of Cola.
4. The flavors of Cola they have are: Sakura Cola, Q Cola, Picked Plum Cola, Black Cane Cola, Eel Cola, Mt. Fuji Cola, Inca Cola, Pickled Radish Cola (Takuan), Hiroshima Cola, Matcha Cola, Chai Cola, and Kanazawa Curry Cola.
5. They taste each flavor of Cola and record their reactions.
6. After tasting all the flavors, they mix them together to test Silk's theory.
7. The mixed Cola has a familiar color, but the hosts are nervous about the taste.
8. The mixed Cola smells harsh, but the taste is surprisingly good.
9. Masai compares the taste of the mixed Cola to Guaraná, a Brazilian soft drink.
10. The hosts are impressed by the result and conclude that mixing all the flavors of Cola created a tasty drink.