Coca Cola Coke Zero Vanilla UK

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Coca Cola Zero Vanilla

It seems ages since Coca Cola UK brought back Vanilla Coca Cola in the full sugar variety. Times are a changing though, and now everyone wants to ditch the sugar (and the carbs while they're at it), so sugar free drinks are all the rage again. Luckily Coca Cola have stepped in with this fantastic Coca Cola Zero Sugar Vanilla to save the day - hurrah!

Coca Cola Zero Vanilla

Whilst I wasn't a huge fan of the new Pepsi Max Ginger, this is a drink I can wholeheartedly get behind - this stuff is amazing! It's a lot more refreshing than full sugar Coca Cola, with the perfect sweet vanilla hinted taste. It doesn't taste weird or chemically like Diet Coke does, it has a more natural flavour. It's perfect chilled and would make the ideal addition to any Summer picnic or barbecue.

I really hope these stick around on shelves and aren't cruelly taken away like Vanilla Diet Coke was in the past. Please, Coca Cola, don't do that to us again!

Available from Morrisons and The Co Op.

Ingredients: carbonated water, colour (caramel E150d), phosphoric acid, seeeteners (aspartame, acesulfame K), natural flavourings including caffeine. Acidity regulator sodium citrate. 

 Nutrition (per 250ml): 1 calorie, 0g Carbs, 0g Sugars. 

9 out of 10.

Comments

  1. essay best13 April 2017 at 07:45

    I have heard a lot about this new drink and finally got complete idea about it after reading your post. You have done a great job.

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