Diet Coke Caffeine Free

Drinking diet coke is something I consider to be one of my more disgusting habits. Having grown up in the USA in the birthplace of coca-cola, I'm afraid to say I got hooked on it as a child and it's one addiction I can't seem to kick. Now that I can't drink caffeine anymore due to doctor's orders, I'm happy that there is this caffeine-free diet coke available to satisfy my cravings. Caffeine-free diet coke isn't so easy to find where I live. It isn't sold in any of the small convenience stores in my neighbourhood, in Co-op, or in Lidl. The only place I have been able to find this is Tesco's. It costs £1.56 for a 2 litre bottle or £3.65 for ten ...  Read the complete review

Coca-cola in it's first form is undoubtedly very unhealthy, with its copious amounts of sugar and caffeine, which is certainly why coke pulled this little number out of the bag. At a first glimpse, you could be forgiven for thinking this was regular diet coke, because it looks exactly the same from afar, and it is only the slightly bronzed (and in my opinion unattractive) colour that gives away its true identity. Diet coke without the caffeine is available in all the sizes you can get normal bottle of coke, except for the ultra mini bottles (to my knowledge). Due to the fact that all the packaging is the same, it will be easy to find on the shelves and ...  Read the complete review

When I was younger, mum always used to be careful about what food and drink to give me, as I would always get hyperactive with certain sugary drinks depending on what chemicals were used. Two things in particular used to get me hyper, and they were sugar and caffeine. No surprise there, as these are naturally energy giving, but to a mum with a hyper child, these were a no-no. Enter caffeine free diet coke. No caffeine, no sugar, and I still get the coke! I loved it, and thought it a great idea. Every week, dad would buy a pack so I could have 1 or 2, and he might have the rest. It was a great idea and certainly helped out when I was a kid. And I found the ...  Read the complete review

I drink a lot of Diet Coke, but was recently handed a Diet Coke Caffeine Free. Before going onto the caffeine free but, let me talk about the dirnk in general: Diet Coke is my cold drink of choice, for many reasons: 1) It's sugar free: I know people say that the other sweetners are even worst, but at the end of the day this is the official drink of the Slimming World diet, which makes it good enough for me. It's one of the few tasty sweet things that is sugar free in this world, and I love that! 2) The taste - whilst the actual flavour is pretty hard to explain, I love the sensation this drink has on the inside of my mouth. The fizz and ...  Read the complete review

I recently turned a lifelong addiction to diet coke (with caffeine) to diet coke caffeine free in an attempt to cut caffeine out of my diet - for health reasons. Boy does this take some getting used to! It just doesn't taste right and doesn't give you the kick that hardcore diet coke does. But with perseverance you can do it. The main differences I noticed (apart from taste) are the over frothyness / fizzyness that the gold tin tends to have which leads on to flatness the further down the drink you go. Did you ever eat a banana and drink diet coke at the same time. The froth you get from the potassium (check out me the scientist!) is a ...  Read the complete review