I came across this link a while ago, and I’ve referenced it in conversation at least three or four times since then. It’s an interesting, and short, read about Coke’s diet derivatives.
Enjoy!
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I came across this link a while ago, and I’ve referenced it in conversation at least three or four times since then. It’s an interesting, and short, read about Coke’s diet derivatives.
Enjoy!
The article is not completely right. Tab is not even on the list, but it was Coke’s first diet cola and is still commercially available. According to Wikipedia, Coke II, formerly known as New Coke, a, finally disappeared from shelves in its last US bastion, the Midwest around the turn of the century. It is still available in other countries, though.
I liked Coke II as an treat, but it was too sweet for normal consumption. Tab is more interesting to buy as a novelty.