What Is The Key Ingredient That Causes Diet Coke And Mentos To React?
February 20th, 2010 | 
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Question 2, If you eat mentos and drink a diet coke will this react the same in your stomach?
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Short answer . . . it lets the CO2 that is dissolved (trapped) in the soda get out.
Will it happen in your stomach . . . no . . . but can you say BELCH.
There’s a great answer to this on the following website:
It is actually a couple of the ingredients that cause the reaction. Myth Busters did an investigation on this, hunt down the episode and watch it.