Coca Cola Zero

There are loads of different varieties of Coca Cola these days including the newest "Coca-Cola Orange" which just seems completely pointless to me but thats for another review! Coca Cola Zero, released in late 2005 (UK), is so called because it claims to be the calorie free cola and in this goes even further than the usual sugar-free "diet" variety. I'd like to point out at this point that Coke sell their products in a huge number of countries and bizarrely the ingredients and nutritional information etc. vary between countries. So, for the record this review is on the UK version of Coca Cola Zero! First of all I would like to start with the ...

No matter how many reviews I read, no matter how many people tried to tell me otherwise, I refused myself to believe that a soft drink manufactured by coca cola had no sugar or fat content, despite a much convincing name! I struggled even more to come to terms with the fact that it had less than 1 calorie! This just seemed so unlikely and, in my mind, quite impossible! Though, I'll never be one to turn to arrogance; I was prepared to open my mind and consider that this may well be the case. Perhaps, in this day in age where anything can happen, they had come up with alternatives and there really was a fizzy drink out there with such minor nutrition values! ...

Coca cola zero was introduced in mid-2005, in America. The drink wasn't a success to start with as many people though it would have many bad things inside it. I'll tell you now it hasn't. The meaning of zero is different in countries as some say it means no sugar and in others they say it has no calories. The ingredients of the product are as follows, * Carbonated water, * Colour E150d (this is a acid-proof caramel coloring used in this soft drink) * Acesulfame potassium * Aspartame * Caffeine * Phosphoric acid * Sodium citrate as E-331 * Flavouring As the other Coca Cola product Coca Cola Zero has ...