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I’m curious if we have the same Coke Zero here in the US as where you are, they play kind of fast and loose with the branding on their sugar free drinks. I que
by donatj 4y ago
I’m curious if we have the same Coke Zero here in the US as where you are, they play kind of fast and loose with the branding on their sugar free drinks.
I question it because the Coke Zero we have here, very much unlike Diet Coke, is VERY sweet.
It’s genuinely pretty close to the real thing here, it’s sweetened with Sucralose which in my firm opinion does by far the best job at tasting like real sugar of the fake sweaters. I personally find it a very close approximation of regular Coke. It was actually closer and better though before the reformulation a couple years ago.
- ThunderSizzle 4y agoI'm very confident I could easily call out normal coke, coke zero, and diet coke on a blind taste test, including whether is was from a bottle, can or fountain. I might just do that, because I've seen too many people just repeat the Coca Cola marketing that they taste the same.
- donatj 4y agoI make no claims that they taste the same, you can absolutely tell them apart. Honestly, I think you could tell them apart texturally if not from flavor. Sugar-free sodas are just thinner. You can definitely tell them apart. Diet Coke though tastes nothing like Coke. Coke Zero tastes like a close approximation of Coke.
- bigpeopleareold 4y agoThe last time that I tried, (a few years ago) I thought that Coke Zero as well tastes like ... just a a better Diet Coke :) The same type of bitter under-taste, just a bit less of it.