Sprite

I drink far too much pop, I'm a bit of an addict. I don't care what form it comes in large bottle, small bottles or a can I guzzle so much I have a permenant bloated belly! I'm reviewing the can which I purchased yesterday. I had of course drank it before way back but never took alot of notice of it before and yesterday it jumped out the fridge into my shopping basket cos boy o boy was I thirsty! The can is made of aluminium and is 330ml in size and recyclable. It's blue and green in colour with large white writing on the fornt telling me it is indeed Sprite and under that I'm given a quick at a glance nutitional chart. On the back I'm told the size ...

Sprite is a clear and fizzy lemon an lime flavoured drink from the Coca-Cola Company, with no artificial flavours and no caffeine. It is considered as the rival drink to 7UP, and I have to say that I actually prefer it as well. Coke's response to 7UP has cornered a good market, giving 7UP a good challenge in the carbonated citrus drink range. It was introduced in the States in 1961, and made its way over here with success, become the market leader in its genre of drink in 1989. My personal opinion is that it is very refreshing. Too many carbonated drinks at the moment leave an overly sugary aftertaste, and this is not one of them. You get a hit of ...

When the weather is hot, thats when I turned to fizzy cold drinks and something refreshing it has got to be, so I turn to Sprite. Ice Cold in the garden, you can't beat it. Made by Coca Cola, Sprite has been around for a number of years and it was made in competition with the other fizzy drink 7 UP, which when it was first intorduced they were branded very similar and I initially thought that it was a rebrand. The Sprite packaging has changed several times over the years, initially it was just green however the cans are very neatly designed now and follow a mixture of a green, teal and yellow colours moulded into each other, with a big Sprite Logo, diagonally ...