Witness the explosive result of a super-sized Coke versus Mentos experiment.

To reach Gen Z, the 93-year-old brand is tapping into ‘90s nostalgia and enduring interest in what happens when its mints are mixed with cola.

Open the pack of Mentos and place all of them in the tube. 1. Slowly and carefully open a new bottle of Diet Coke. 2. Place it on a flat ... Wash your hands after the experiment.

If you were a kid in the 1990s, you may remember the classic Mentos and Coke experiment–in which you drop the mint-flavored candies into a carbonated beverage, causing a geyser-like eruption.

Students at Appalachian State University have finally solved the scientific mystery behind the explosive reaction produced by adding Mentos to Diet Coke. The scientific mystery behind the ...

It's safe to say that we're all familiar with the classic Mentos and Coca-Cola experiment where unassuming children drop the mint-flavoured sweet into a carbonated beverage, causing an eruption.

The cola and Mentos experiment, which later became an internet sensation, was first publicly demonstrated by Lee Marek and 'Marek's Kid Scientists' on the Late Show with David Letterman in 1999.

Instead, it involved pairing a Mentos mint with cola and watching an explosive chemical reaction unfold. The classic experiment has formed the basis of a new tactical item called a Fizzooka (a riff on ...