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Caffeine-Free Coca-Cola

**Caffeine-Free Coca-Cola** is a variant of Coca-Cola that uses almost the exact formula but doesn't contain any caffeine. It was The Coca-Cola Company's attempt to compete with PepsiCo's Caffeine-Free Pepsi and Caffeine-Free Diet Pepsi.

## **Description**

Caffeine-Free Coca-Cola is a variant of Coca-Cola which is brown in color, similar to Caffeine-Free Diet Coke, Caffeine-Free Pepsi, Caffeine Free Diet Pepsi. Its flavor is the same as regular Coca-Cola but doesn't contain any caffeine.

## **History**

Caffeine-Free Coca-Cola was first introduced in stores of the United States in 1983 in an attempt to compete with Pepsi's Caffeine-Free Pepsi and Caffeine-Free Diet Pepsi.

In April 1985, Caffeine-Free Coca-Cola was switched to the New Coke formula and it did not switch back to the Coca-Cola Classic formula until 1989. In 1997, the font for the caffeine free was changed to eurostile until 2007. The word "Classic" was removed from the label design in Spring 2011 in the United States and it is a permanent variant of the Coca-Cola line up.
Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla

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*Not to be confused with Coca-Cola Cherry Vanilla.*

**Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla** was a Coca-Cola flavor that was released alongside Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla in stores in January 2006, in the United States and Canada in response to the increasing popular demand for Black Cherry Vanilla and to replace Coca-Cola Vanilla after low sales. In May 2007, Coca-Cola Vanilla was re-released due to high demand resulting in Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla and Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla to be discontinued in summer 2007 in both countries due to a backlash from Coca-Cola Vanilla.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla was a variant of Coca-Cola which was brown in color, similar to Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla and Coca-Cola Cherry Vanilla. Its flavor is the same as regular Coca-Cola, but with added Black Cherry Vanilla flavor.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla was first released alongside Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla in stores in January 2006 in the United States and Canada in response to the increasing popular demand for Black Cherry Vanilla and to replace Coca-Cola Vanilla after low sales.

In May 2007, Coca-Cola Vanilla was re-released in the United States and Canada due to the high demand that resulted in both Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla and Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla to be discontinued sometime in summer 2007 in both countries due to a backlash from Coca-Cola Vanilla.
Diet Pepsi (Classic Sweetener Blend)

**Diet Pepsi (Classic Sweetener Blend)** is a diet Pepsi cola variation of the popular soft drink with 0 calories.

## **History**

Diet Pepsi was originally created in the United States under the name Patio in 1963. Following a positive reception attributed to the shifting dietary habits and preferences among the Baby Boom Generation at the time, the drink was re-branded as Diet Pepsi the following year. It became the first diet cola to be distributed on a national scale in the United States. Distribution was extended to the UK in 1983, where it is also referred to as Diet Pepsi. Distribution has since expanded to other countries around the world; though an alternate name is used in certain countries as Pepsi Light.

Diet Pepsi competed primarily with another diet cola named Tab in the 1960s and 1970s; however, The Coca-Cola Company introduced Diet Coke in 1982 and this product has since been the principal competing product to Diet Pepsi.

As of 2010, Diet Pepsi represented a 5.3 percent share of all carbonated soft drink sales in the United States, and was ranked as the #7 soft drink brand by volume. In the same year, Diet Coke was recorded as having a 9.9 percent market share.

In December 2012, an AP article reported that Diet Pepsi was changing its sweetener to sucralose ahead of a major rebranding of the soft drink set for January 2013.

In 2015, some people on Facebook and Twitter expressed their distaste for the Aspartame Free version. In response, Pepsi revived its aspartame formulation, as "Diet Pepsi Classic Sweetener Blend" for US markets in September 2016, and it was sold alongside the new formula.

In December 2017, the label for Diet Pepsi stated "Now Aspartame Free"/"Aspartame Free" and listed sucralose as the sweetener in the ingredients list. According to Pepsi-Cola manufacturer/distributor Wis-Pak, PepsiCo announced plans to reformulate Diet Pepsi back to its original formula, reverting its sweetener from sucralose to aspartame.

The new formulation was released in markets on February 25, 2018, and the Aspartame Free version became discontinued during the Classic Sweetener Blend was released fully.

As of April 2018, Arby's has switched to Coca-Cola products which means Arby's no longer serves Pepsi products in their soda fountains.

As of June 18th, 2018, Frisch's Big Boy is going to switch to Coca-Cola products which means Frisch's Big Boy no longer serves Pepsi products in their soda fountains. Coca-Cola products are expected to be in Frisch's soda fountains by September.
Diet Coke with Lime

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Coca-Cola Citra

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*Not to be confused with Citra or Citra (India).*

**Coca-Cola Citra** was a Coca-Cola flavor that was first released in stores in Mexico in 2005 on a trial basis followed by a rollout in New Zealand, and Japan. It was then later discontinued in all countries.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Citra was a variant of Coca-Cola which was brown in color, similar to Coca-Cola with Lime. Its flavor is the same as regular Coca-Cola, but with added Citrus Lemon-Lime flavor.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Citra was first introduced in stores of Mexico in 2005 on a trial basis, and then it was discontinued shortly after its release.

## **New Zealand Release**

In 2005, Coca-Cola Citra was released in stores in New Zealand for a limited time and it was later discontinued in 2006 after the original limited-edition soda run in New Zealand.

In 2007, Coca-Cola Citra was reintroduced in stores in March 2007, and it was later discontinued in September 2007 presumably due to low sales.

## **Japan Release**

On May 29th, 2006, Coca-Cola Citra was released in Japan, and it was discontinued in 2007 presumably due to low sales.
Barq's Lemon Sour

*Not to be confused with Barq's Lemon Lime.*

**Barq's Lemon Sour** is a former flavor of Barq's soda.

The earliest known mention of the flavor is from 1941. With the last mention being from 1957.

Currently, there are no photos available online showing the can or bottle design of this flavor, with the only images of it being bottle caps.

1. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/797741146/?terms=Barq%27s%20Sour%20Lemon&match=1
2. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/116726175/?terms=Barq%27s%20Sour%20Lemon&match=1
Coca-Cola Peach

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*As of right now, information is not available at this time. Please check back later.*
Fanta Big Red

*Not to be confused with Big Red*

**Fanta Big Red** is a flavor of Fanta that is sold exclusively in the country of Trinidad.

## **History**

The Canning's Food Company (based in Trinidad) originally released a drink known as *Canning's Big Red.* Sometime in the late 2010s the Canning's branding was replaced with the Fanta brand.

Fanta Big Red seems to be rare to find, with not much currently being known about it. The flavor is currently described by one website as being a mix between Orange & Vanilla.

Despite the similar naming, it is not related to the Big Red soda brand from the United States.
Soldagg

**Stad • Befolkning: 9 500 invånare (80% Halvlängdsmän, 10% Människor, 5% Kulldvärgar, 5% Övriga)**

**Styre:**Staden styrs av släkten af Soldagg, en rik köpmansfamilj med långa anor av styre i Lövsvale. Överhuvud är Yolla af Soldagg. Hon fungerar som allvetande patron för allt som rör staden, från diplomatiska relationer till träckrensning i avloppsystemen. Yolla är en intelligent besvärjare och akademiker som de flesta håller oerhört högt. Till sin hjälp har hon Kaspar Dammussla, som fungerar som Yollas majordomo när hon själv inte är tillgänglig. Vilket hon dock oftast är, något som har fått många att fundera på hur hon kan arbeta så mycket och så fort.

**Försvar:**Staden bevakas av en inhyrd vaktstyrka, Vargskinnen, bestående av ett femtiotal halvorcher och människor, ledda av Gnaarim Shomur. Ett nödvändigt ont för att hålla ordning i staden då det ibland tenderar att komma kobolder på ovänligt besök från bergen.

**Handel:**Som Lövsvales största stad och geografiskt beläget i dess mitt, strömmar varor in och ut från staden. Handelskompaniet Mercantor är representerade med ett kontor i staden och har kontroll över handeln.

**Religion:**I Soldagg finns Elaras största helgedom tillägnad Hon som visar vägen och runt två tredjedelar dyrkar henne. Nyligen har även ett stort tempel rests till Teshuvots ära, byggt av Den heliga bokrullens förbund, en organisation av fanatiska präster som dyrkar Teshuvot. Mindre helgedomar är resta åt Moradin, Sabazios, Zibelth, Erathis, Kunskapens moder och Sehanine.

**Intressanta platser**

**Madame Desdemonas Magiska Mojo:** Tieflingen Desdemona driver här sin mystiska verksamhet med allt som kan anses ockult. Här kan man få sin framtid spådd i teblad eller tarot-kort, handla esoteriska böcker, eller besvärjelsekomponenter och magiska drycker. Madame Desdemona har det mesta.

**Ebenhards extraordinära ekipering:** En affär som drivs av människan Erik Ebenhard. Här finner man kläder och utrustning i fullstorlek, till skillnad från de flesta inrättningar som erbjuder den mer vanligt förekommande halvstorleken.
Barq's Floatz

**Barq's Floatz** was a Root-Beer Float flavored variant of the original Barq's Root Beer.

It was originally released in 2003, with it being discontinued sometime in early to mid 2006.

The Barq's Floatz name and logo was also used as a brand of ice cream around the same time.

1. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/423031363/?terms=Introducing%20Barq%27s&match=1
Fanta Fruit Twist

**Color:** | Rudolf Red

**Fanta Fruit Twist** is a Fanta flavor released in February 2002 as a permanent flavor in the United Kingdom.

## **Description**

Fanta Fruit Twist is a flavor of Fanta, and it also has a zero sugar variant which was introduced in 2015.

## **History**

Fanta Fruit Twist got released in the United Kingdom in 2002. Since its release, it has remained one of the consistent popular flavors alongside Fanta Lemon that spawned a Fruit Twist zero sugar variant.
Coca-Cola with Lemon

*Not to be confused with Coca-Cola lemon*

Coca-Cola with Lemon is a soft drink produced and distributed by The Coca-Cola Company's bottlers. It was launched as a competitor to Pepsi Twist, and is one of many flavors available in Coca-Cola Freestyle machines. In 2001, the company introduced Diet Coke with Lemon in the United States, which remains available as a semi sugar-free version.

Coca-Cola with Lemon is a soft drink brand owned by The Coca-Cola Company and is available in many countries around the world, including

* Austria,
* Brazil,
* Germany,
* Italy, and
* Spain,

to name a few. It is produced and distributed by The Coca-Cola Company's bottlers as a competitor to Pepsi Twist and is just one of many flavors available in Coca-Cola Freestyle machines. While Coca-Cola Light with Lemon is no longer available in Australia, Canada, Chile, Denmark, Ireland, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom, it is still sold in many other countries with a zero sugar variant known as Lemon Zero Sugar. In Japan, Coca-Cola with Lemon was temporarily restocked in 2014 at select 7-Eleven stores. The drink is sold in various packaging, such as glass bottles, PET bottles, and aluminum cans.
Canada Dry Apple

**Canada Dry Apple** is an Apple flavored soda made by the Canada Dry company.

## Details

### Current Status:

Permanent Flavor (Scotland and possibly other countries)Discontinued (Most Countries)

### Year(s) Available:

1985 - Unknown (Various International Countries)2010's - Unknown (Apple Sparkling Seltzer Water, United States & Canada)

The flavor was originally released sometime in the 1980's, with the earliest known instance of it being in 1985.

It has been sold in several international countries, where it's assumed that it is still currently being made, specifically in Scotland.

## Availability

Canada Dry Apple is (or possibly was) sold in the following countries

* Bahrain
* Canada (Branded as Apple Sparkling Seltzer Water, since discontinued)
* Greece
* Japan (originally branded just as Apple before later re-branding as Clear Apple Soda)
* Panama
* Syria
* Scotland
* United Arab Emirates
* United States (branded as Apple Sparkling Seltzer Water, since discontinued)

1. ↑ https://canmuseum.com/Detail.aspx?CanID=39458
2. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/Soda/comments/16r03vq/anyone\_ever\_tried\_canada\_dry\_apple/
3. ↑ https://canmuseum.com/Search.aspx?PageNo=1&StartRowIndex=1&Brand=1862&Flavor=&Volume=&Country=&Year=&Description=
4. ↑ https://canmuseum.com/Search.aspx?PageNo=1&StartRowIndex=1&Brand=1862&Flavor=&Volume=&Country=&Year=&Description=
5. ↑ https://canmuseum.com/Detail.aspx?CanID=117538
Fanta Dragon Fruit Zero Sugar

**Fanta Dragon Fruit Zero Sugar** is a Fanta Zero Sugar flavor released on February 7th, 2022, for a limited time until July 2022.

## **Description**

Fanta Dragon Fruit Zero Sugar is a Dragon Fruit flavor of Fanta and contains zero sugar.

## **History**

Fanta Dragon Fruit Zero Sugar got released on February 7th, 2022 for a limited time, staying until July 2022.

## **Trivia**

* This time is the first time that Coca-Cola in the United States, released a Fanta flavor containing zero sugar (excluding Fanta Zero Orange and Fanta Coca-Cola Freestyle flavors).
Coca-Cola Clear Lime

**Coca-Cola Clear Lime** is a Coca-Cola flavor that is a upgraded version of Coca-Cola Clear, it was officially released in stores on June 10th, 2019, only an exclusive flavor in Japan.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Clear Lime is a variant of Coca-Cola Clear which is clear in color, similar to Coca-Cola Clear, Crystal Pepsi, and Crystal From Pepsi. Its flavor is a cola with lime flavoring.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Clear Lime was officially released in stores of Japan on June 10th, 2019. This release is only an exclusive release to Japan.

As of September 1st, 2019, it is currently unknown that this exclusive release might be a limited-time release or a permanent release for Japan.
Coca-Cola Starlight

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**Coca-Cola Starlight** is a Coca-Cola flavor originally released alongside its Zero Sugar variant on February 21st, 2022, for a limited time under a new platform called "Coca-Cola Creations" for special limited time-releases.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Starlight is a Coca-Cola flavor inspired by the looks of space, imagination, creativity, and self-expression. It is unknown would Space flavored Coca-Cola would be like, but it's a one-of-a-kind flavor.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Starlight and its Zero Sugar variant got released on February 21st 2022 for a limited time, staying until August 2022.

## **Trivia**

* It is the second Coca-Cola flavor in the United States, released for a limited time. The first is Coca-Cola Cinnamon.
Fanta Lemonade

**Fanta Lemonade** is a former flavor of Fanta.

## History

The earliest known mention of Fanta Lemonade is from 1980, with it last being mentioned in 1995. The flavor was only released in the United Kingdom before quietly being discontinued.

Fanta Lemonade is considered to be an obscure flavor, mainly due to its confusion with Fanta Lemon, and the very little information there is about it.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/877225040/?terms=%22Fanta%20Lemonade%22%20&match=1
2. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/117009061/?terms=%22Fanta%20Lemonade%22%20&match=1
Ambasa

Ambasa is a milk-based soft drink sold by The Coca-Cola Company in Japan. It was first introduced in 1982 and has been a popular beverage in Japan ever since. The drink is made from a blend of milk and carbonated water, which gives it a unique texture and flavor.

One of the unique features of Ambasa is that it is a milk-based soda, which gives it a creamy texture that sets it apart from other carbonated drinks. The beverage has a sweet

and tangy flavor that is quite refreshing, making it a popular choice among Japanese consumers.

Over the years, Ambasa has been sold in a variety of packaging options, including aluminum bottles and traditional glass bottles. In recent years, the brand has expanded to include other beverages, such as fruit juices and carbonated drinks.

Although Ambasa is primarily sold in Japan, the beverage has gained a cult following among high-end fashion enthusiasts around the world. The brand has even been featured in fashion shoots and campaigns for luxury fashion brands, which has helped to increase its visibility and popularity.
Dr Pepper Berries & Cream

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*Not to be confused with Dr Pepper Strawberries & Cream or Dr Pepper & Cream Soda.*

**Dr Pepper Berries & Cream** was a Dr Pepper flavor released in April 2006 as a permanent flavor in the United States under the Soda Fountain Classics line of flavors and was discontinued shortly after a few months. After 10+ years, in 2022, Keurig Dr Pepper decided to bring it back for a limited time in the online Pepper Perks awards program and was discontinued shortly after the sweepstakes.

## **Description**

Dr Pepper Berries & Cream was a Berries & Cream flavored Dr Pepper.

In technical terms, the berry flavor has a punch of blueberry and raspberry flavor, while the cream has a creamy vanilla finish.

## **History**

### **2006 Original Release**

Dr Pepper Berries & Cream and its diet variant was first released in April 2006. Roughly six months of production, both variants ceased production due to potentially low sales.

### **2022 Sweepstakes Giveaway**

After 10+ years of popular demand, on February 12th, 2022, Keurig Dr Pepper announced that Dr Pepper Berries & Cream would be returning for a limited time. However, only to get obtained in a sweepstakes giveaway online Pepper Perks awards program for a chance to win.

This 2022 release doesn't include a diet or a zero sugar variant, simply the regular variation.

## **International Release**

### **Canada**

Following the American release of Dr Pepper Berries & Cream in April 2006, the nondiet variant of Dr Pepper Berries & Cream was first released in Canada in September 2007, lasting until December 2007. Its diet variation was first released in May 2007, lasting until August 2007. Since then, Canada has never seen another release.

## **Trivia**

* Dr Pepper Berries & Cream was one of the many few soda flavors that Keurig Dr Pepper had released back in the 2000s and recently had the motive to make it available for a limited time.
	+ One other long gone known soda flavor from Keurig Dr Pepper that was recently available is 7 Up Pomegranate for Winter 2021.
7 Up Cherry

**7 Up Cherry** is a 7 Up cherry flavor that was officially released in 1987 as a permanent flavor in the United States.

## **Description**

7 Up Cherry is a variant of 7 Up which is pinkish red in color. Its flavor is a little different than regular 7 Up but with added cherry flavor.

## **History**

7 Up Cherry was first released in 1987 in the United States as a permanent flavor in the United States.

In January 2009, 7 Up Cherry and Diet 7 Up Cherry was reformulated and renamed as *7 Up Cherry Antioxidant* and *Diet 7 Up Cherry Antioxidant*.

On November 8, 2012, Keurig Dr Pepper announced that the antioxidant brand would be reformulated by 2013 from a lawsuit says the drink's claims are misleading because they give the impression that the antioxidants come from fruit rather than added vitamin E.

In early 2013, the Antioxidant brand was later discontinued not connected to the lawsuit. After the discontinuation of the antioxidant brand, 7 Up Cherry and Diet 7 Up Cherry returned to its regular form while the other antioxidant flavors went discontinued. In other countries, Diet 7 Up Cherry is known as *Cherry 7 Up Free*.
Canada Dry Dutch Style Chocolate Soda

**Canada Dry Dutch Style Chocolate** was a former flavor of Chocolate Soda made the by the Canada Dry company.

It was most likely released around 1972 and was last advertised in 1975.

A sugar free diet variant was also made.

1. ↑ https://canmuseum.com/Detail.aspx?CanID=43400
2. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/260983592/?terms=%22Canada%20Dry%20Chocolate%22&match=1
7 Up Antioxidant

**Years Available:** | 2007 - 2013

**7 Up Antioxidant** was a brand of 7 Up flavors with antioxidant that was introduced in 2007 by Keurig Dr. Pepper.

## Description

All flavors of the 7 Up Antioxidant brand contained Vitamin E in it. Despite inferring that the flavors had antioxidants from the fruits, no juices were added to the drink.

Some of the flavors from the original brand was also reformulated to be in the brand, such as 7 Up Cherry.

## **History**

The 7 Up Antioxidant brand was released in 2007. After months or even years after the release of the antioxidant brand, some additional flavors were introduced in later years in stages every two years such as 7 Up Pomegranate and Diet 7 Up Pomegranate in 2007, 7 Up Cherry and Diet 7 Up Cherry in 2009, and 7 Up Mixed Berry and Diet 7 Up Mixed Berry in 2011.

### Lawsuit

In 2012, Keurig Dr. Pepper was sued for allegedly misleading consumers to believe that the antioxidants came from fruits in the soda even though fruit juice was not in it.

During this time, Keurig Dr. Pepper announced that they were reformulating 7 Up Cherry back to the original formula, although this was not related to the lawsuit. 7 Up Cherry was changed back to its original formula by 2013, while the Antioxidant flavors were discontinued at this time.

## References

* 7Up with antioxidants to be discontinued amid health claims lawsuit - CBS News
Coca-Cola Lemon

*Not to be confused with Coca-Cola with lemon*

**Coca-Cola Lemon** is a Coca-Cola Freestyle flavor in the United States.

The flavor is also sold through bottles and cans in some international countries outside of the U.S. and is part of the Coca-Cola Flavors line. The international flavor also has a Zero Sugar variant.
Diet 7 Up Antioxidant (Cherry)

**Diet 7 Up Antioxidant (Cherry)** was a Diet 7 Up Cherry flavor that was released in 2009 for 7 Up's Antioxidant brand of flavors. In late 2012, it was reformulated to respond to a lawsuit. In early 2013, the Antioxidant brand was later discontinued not connected to the lawsuit.

## **Description**

Diet 7 Up Antioxidant (Cherry) was a variant of 7 Up which was pinkish red, which was similar to 7 Up Cherry. Its flavor is a little different than regular 7 Up but with added diet cherry flavor with antioxidant.

## **History**

Diet 7 Up Antioxidant (Cherry) was first released in 2009 alongside 7 Up Antioxidant (Cherry) for 7 Up's antioxidant brand of flavors.

On November 8, 2012, Keurig Dr Pepper announced that the antioxidant brand would be reformulated by 2013 from a lawsuit says the drink's claims are misleading because they give the impression that the antioxidants come from fruit rather than added vitamin E.

In early 2013, the Antioxidant brand was later discontinued not connected to the lawsuit. After the discontinuation of the antioxidant brand, 7 Up Cherry and Diet 7 Up Cherry returned to its regular form while the other antioxidant flavors went discontinued.
Citra

*Not to be confused with Coca-Cola Citra or Citra (India).*

**Citra** is a former brand of Citrus flavored soda that was manufactured by The Coca-Cola Company.

## History

The Coca-Cola Company launched Citra in 1996, as a new brand of soda. Despite the name hinting at the drink being completely citrus, it was also largely mixed with Grapefruit flavor. Citra was discontinued in 2004 and was replaced with a new Fanta flavor known as Fanta Citrus.
Fanta Lemon

**Current Status:** | United States: Discontinued

**Fanta Lemon** is a flavor of Fanta, first released in 2005 in the United States. It didn't last long and was discontinued in the same year. In the 2010s, it was released in various countries in Europe, including United Kingdom, Sweden, and others.

## **Description**

Fanta Lemon is a Lemon flavor of Fanta and has a yellow look, having a comparable tasting flavor and color to that of Crush Lemon.

## **History**

Fanta Lemon was first released in 2005 in the United States. It didn't last long and was discontinued in the same year.

## **International release**

### **Europe**

In the 2010s, it was released in various countries in Europe, including United Kingdom, Sweden, and others and is currently available.
American Fare

American Fare originated as a chain of Hypermarkets created by discounter Kmart. The first American Fare store opened in 1989, with all stores closing in 1994.

In 1995, Kmart brought back the American Fare name, as a brand of products in their discount stores, one of those products being soda. There were a few different flavors including basic cola, diet cola, lemon lime, orange, and "Dr. Rocket" (an obvious Dr Pepper imitation.)

It can only be assumed that the American Fare brand was discontinued in 2010 when it was replaced with Smart Sense.
Fanta Apple

*Not to be confused with Fanta Green Apple*

Fanta Apple was a Red Apple soda made by Fanta. It is a Red Apple flavor rather then the more sour, but similar Fanta Green Apple (so it should be called Fanta Red Apple, right?). This soda can be purchased online, but is one of the harder to find main Fanta sodas.

Until some point in the 2020s, it was a regular option at various locations for Church's Chicken as well as CiCi's Pizza within the Denver Metropolitan Area and its suburbs before being replaced by Fanta Orange in 2022-23.
Crush Berry Punch

**Current Status:** | Discontinued (Cans and Bottles)

*Not to be confused with Crush Sour Patch Kids Berry or Crush Berry Blast.*

**Crush Berry Punch** was a Crush flavor that was officially released in stores in 2014 for a limited time that was used to promote the *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* movie in Late Summer of 2014.

## **Description**

Crush Berry Punch was a flavor of Crush Orange which was blue in color, much darker than the flavor packet release. Its flavor was a Berry Punch type of Crush.

There was speculation from many people saying that the flavor tastes like blue raspberries with a cotton candy-like and/or blue bubblegum feel.

## **History**

In 2014, originally Crush Blue Raspberry was going to be reintroduced in the United States but Keurig Dr Pepper had a different idea in mind. In which to create a new blue soda that was later known as Crush Berry Punch.

Crush Berry Punch was released in Late Summer 2014 for a limited time that was used to promote the theatrical release of the *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* movie.

During its release, the current Crush flavors in the United States received a design change for their labels to coincide with the *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* movie and to match with its characters. The flavors who had the design change were Crush Berry Punch (Leonardo), Crush Orange (Michelangelo), Crush Grape (Donatello), Crush Strawberry (Raphael), and Crush Pineapple (April O'Neil).

The Crush brand also had a Redeem Codes, See the Movie system in which to enter your code from your Crush soda flavors to purchase for $1 off of a TMNT movie ticket or collect six codes to redeem for a free movie ticket. There was another way to get a free movie ticket in which to buy specially marked 2 liters or 20oz. bottles of Crush soda flavors and you have a 1 in 10 chance to win a free ticket to see the movie. The codes were located inside the box of the 12 pack or under the cap of the bottle to win.

After the theatrical release of the *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* movie, Crush Berry Punch was later discontinued while other Crush flavors returned to their normal packaging design.

## **Flavor Packets Release**

In 2015, with no announcement whatsoever, Crush Berry Punch was later released in a form of flavor packets as a permanent flavor for its flavor packets release. It is unknown what made this decision to release it in flavor packets. As of August 2022, it is still available.

## **Gallery**

A photograph of a 2 liter bottle of Crush Berry Punch.
Crush Cherry

*Not to be confused with Crush Cherry Limeade*

 **Year(s) Available:** | United States: 2009 - Present2014 - Present (Flavor Packets)

**Crush Cherry** is a Crush flavor that was released in stores in 2009 in the United States as a permanent flavor and later in Canada as a limited edition flavor in 2011.

## **Description**

Crush Cherry is a variant of Crush Orange which was red in color, similar to Crush Cherry Limeade and Fanta Cherry. Its flavor was a cherry flavor of Crush.

## **History**

Crush Cherry was first released in alongside Crush Strawberry in 2009 as a permanent flavor of Crush in the United States.

Years after the release of Crush Cherry in 2009, its status was moved to a Region-Specific flavor but still remains a permanent flavor for unknown reasons.

## **Canadian Release**

In July 2011, Crush Canada announced on their Facebook page that Crush Cherry was later released in Canada for a limited time at certain places of Summer and Fall of 2011. It was later discontinued at certain places and then the availability slowly disappeared in Canada making it discontinued at the end of 2011.

## **Flavor Packets Release**

In 2014, with no announcement whatsoever, Crush Cherry was later released in flavor packets as a permanent flavor for its flavor packets release in the United States.
Fanta Black Cherry

**Year(s) Available:** | **Freeze:** 2018, 2019

**Fanta Black Cherry** was a flavor of Fanta, first released in 1962 in the United States, lasting a year barely. In the 2000s, it got re-released again, only to get discontinued a few years later.

## **Description**

Fanta Black Cherry is a Black Cherry flavor of Fanta.

## **History**

Fanta Black Cherry, first released in 1962 and lasting nearly a year of production, got discontinued.

In the 2000s, Fanta Black Cherry was re-released again, only to get discontinued a few years later.

### **Freeze**

On three separate occasions, one in 2018 and two in 2019, Fanta Black Cherry Freeze got released in Burger King locations for a limited time. Pretty similar to 2018, Fanta Black Cherry Freeze got again released for a limited time but only in AM-PM and Wawa gas stations.
Fanta Blue Vanilla

**Fanta Blue Vanilla** was a flavor of Fanta, first released in 2014 as a soda fountain exclusive only at sporadic regions of the United States, but was discontinued in the same year.

## **Description**

Fanta Blue Vanilla was a blueberry vanilla soda flavor of Fanta.

## **History**

Fanta Blue Vanilla was first released as a soda fountain exclusive flavor in sporadic regions. Assumed, discontinued in the same year.

## **International Release**

### **Canada**

Fanta Blue Vanilla was first released as a 7-eleven exclusive Slurpee in 2007, but it was discontinued shortly after. Due to high popular demand, Fanta Blue Vanilla was re-released again in 2021.
Fanta Green

**Fanta Green** is a Fanta flavor that can only be found in Thailand.

## Description

Fanta Green also known as Thai Fanta is a variant of Fanta which is green in color. Its flavors are banana, pineapple and orange, similar to Fanta Green Soda but with a hint of bubble gum.

As with other Fanta flavors in the country, it's sugar content is much higher compared to other countries in the world, giving the drink a unique taste unlike any other.

## History

Fanta Green can only be found in Thailand.
Crush Root Beer

Crush Root Beer was a Root Beer flavored Crush. It was originally introduced in 1962, and at discontinued at some point later on. Photos of this flavor are hard to come by, with it appearing that this flavor in particular was only sold in glass bottles. Said glass bottles didn't show the name on them, with the "Root Beer" labeling only appearing on the bottle cap.
7-Eleven Cola

**7-Eleven Cola** was a private label or store brand soda that was sold exclusively at 7-Eleven convenience store locations. It is currently unknown when the drink was originally introduced or discontinued.

## Flavors

The brand had a more variety flavors than most other retailers. Said flavors include;

* Basic Cola
* Lemon-Lime
* Orange
* Grape
* Ginger Ale
* Cherry
* Strawberry
* Root Beer
* Creme Soda
* "Imitation" Grape Soda
* Root beer Draft Style
Crystal From Pepsi

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**Crystal From Pepsi** was a Pepsi cola flavor first released in 1994, and shortly after, it got discontinued.

## **Description**

Crystal From Pepsi was a Citrus Cola flavor of Pepsi. It's a reformulation of Crystal Pepsi, and this variation of Crystal From Pepsi had a diet variation.

## **History**

In early 1994, a reformulation of Crystal Pepsi called "Crystal From Pepsi" got released during the same time when Crystal Pepsi got discontinued.

Shortly after its introduction, roughly several months of production, Crystal From Pepsi ceased production due to potentially low sales, presumably referring to its availability in bottles and cans, lasting nearly a year before being discontinued in late 1994.

## **Trivia**

* Some clear cola flavors been available in certain countries. Three of which is an international Tab variant, Tab Clear and two Japanese Coca-Cola variants, Coca-Cola Clear and Coca-Cola Clear Lime.
Fanta Fusion

*Not to be confused with Fanta Strawberry Fusion.*

**Fanta Fusion** is a Coca-Cola Freestyle flavor that is exclusive to Fuddruckers restaurant locations.

The drink is fruit punch flavored with more of a strawberry twist. It is described by Fuddruckers as "A sweet blend of tropical fruit flavors combined into one drink"

The flavor is a seasonal item that gets released every summer, with it originally being released in 2019.
Campa Cola

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In the Indian soft drink market during the 1970s and 1980s, **Campa Cola** was a prominent brand that held a significant market share across most regions of India. However, with the liberalization policy introduced by the P.V. Narasimha Rao government in 1991, foreign players such as Pepsi and Coca-Cola entered the Indian market, causing a

## Details

### Year(s) Available:

1977-present

decline in market share for domestic soft drink brands. Despite its initial success, Campa Cola faced stiff competition from these global giants and struggled to maintain its market position.

## History

During the 1970s, Campa Cola was an Indian soft drink brand created by the Pure Drinks Group, a pioneer in the Indian soft drink industry . Pure Drinks Group had introduced Coca-Cola to India in 1949 and remained the sole manufacturer and distributor of Coca-Cola until the 1970s, when foreign corporations were introduced into the market after the liberalization policy of the P.V . Narasimha Rao government in 1991. During the absence of foreign competition, the Pure Drinks Group and Campa Beverages Pvt. Ltd. virtually dominated the entire Indian soft drink industry for around 15 years. Campa Cola emphasized nationalism with its slogan, "The Great Indian Taste". The brand subsequently introduced an orange-flavored drink, Campa Orange, with the logo "Campa" on its bottles. During the 1980s, Campa Orange and Rush were the two main orange soft drinks in India, with large bottling plants in Mumbai (Worli) and Delhi. However, with the re-entry of foreign corporations into the Indian market in the 1990s, the popularity of Campa Cola declined. In 2000-2001, its bottling plant and offices in Delhi were closed, and the drink became hard to find. As of 2009, only a small volume of product was being bottled in the state of Haryana. In 2022, Reliance Industries acquired Campa Cola for ₹22 crore. Its retail arm, Reliance Retail Ventures, launched three variants of the drink (cola, orange, and lemon) at select stores. While the much-loved drink may no longer dominate the Indian soft drink market, Campa Cola remains a nostalgic part of Indian beverage history.
Coca-Cola Cinnamon

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**Coca-Cola Cinnamon** was a Coca-Cola flavor originally released alongside Sprite Winter Spiced Cranberry in stores for a limited time annually in the United States during the winter season from 2019 to 2020.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Cinnamon was a flavor of Coca-Cola that was brown in color, similar to Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Cinnamon. Its flavor was the same as regular Coca-Cola but with added Cinnamon flavor.

## **History**

It was first leaked via an Instagram post by user candyhunting on August 11th, 2019. Candyhunting confirmed that this flavor is coming out every winter annually in the United States only.

Coca-Cola Cinnamon first released alongside Sprite Winter Spiced Cranberry from September 30th, 2019, and until December 31st, 2019, for a limited time during the winter season 2019. During its limited-time run, the flavor proved to be pretty successful, which leads The Coca-Cola Company to re-release it annually as long as the sales were good from each limited-time release.

Coca-Cola Cinnamon wasn't brought back for the holiday season in 2021 or 2022, with news about the flavors discontinuation coming out during the 2023 holiday season.

## **Trivia**

* It is the first Coca-Cola flavor in the United States to be released for a limited time.
Barq's Grape Soda

**Barq's Grape Soda** is a former flavor of Barq's soda.
The earliest known mention of the flavor is from 1939. With the last mention being from 1974.

1. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/757652463/?terms=Barq%27s%20Grape%20Soda&match=1
2. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/764391979/?terms=Barq%27s%20Grape%20Soda&match=1
Del Monte

## History

The Del Monte company was originally founded in 1886, specializing in canned vegetables, fruits, and other similar items.

Beginning in 1964, Del Monte began to advertise their new soda line. It is assumed that the entire line was discontinued in 1969, as that was the last time that "Del Monte Soda Pop" was advertised.

There were several flavors of the drink, most of which being fruit related. Some examples of these flavors were Orange, Grape, Cherry, Etc.
Diet Rite Orange

*Not to be confused with Diet Rite Tangerine.*

**Diet Rite Orange** was an Orange flavored variant of Diet Rite soda.

The flavor was originally released in 1955, making it the oldest, and currently the 1st known variant of Diet Rite besides the original Cola flavor. It is currently unknown when exactly the flavor was discontinued.

Diet Rite released a similar flavor in 1987 known as Diet Rite Tangerine.
Coca-Cola Orange Vanilla

**Current Status:** | Permanent Flavor (Coca-Cola Freestyle machines only)
 **Year(s) Available:** | 2019 - 2022 (cans and bottles)

**Coca-Cola Orange Vanilla** is a Coca-Cola Freestyle flavor that was officially released in stores on February 25th, 2019, in the United States along with Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Orange Vanilla, and Sprite Lymonade. It was later discontinued in cans and bottles in March 2022, possibly due to underperforming sales, and only remains as a Coca-Cola Freestyle flavor.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Orange Vanilla is a variant of Coca-Cola which is brown in color, similar to Coca-Cola Vanilla. Its flavor is the same as regular Coca-Cola but with added Orange-Vanilla Creamsicle flavor.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Orange Vanilla was first released in stores of the United States on February 25th, 2019, alongside Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Orange Vanilla, and Sprite Lymonade.

### Orange Vanilla is Freestyled in many areas

In 2022, it was revealed by the Coca-Cola Company that Coca-Cola Orange Vanilla would be off the shelves by March 2022 but would remain as a Freestyle flavor. The reason for this is unknown, although it is likely attributed to slumping sales.

## **Circle K Release**

Coca-Cola Orange Vanilla was later released in Circle K gas stations in June 2019 according to Reddit.

## **Coca-Cola Freestyle Release**

Coca-Cola Orange Vanilla was later released as an exclusive flavor in Coca-Cola Freestyle machines in 2019 as a permanent flavor.
Coca-Cola Light Sango

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**Coca-Cola Light Sango** was a Coca-Cola flavor released in Mid-2006 in France followed by a rollout in Belgium in 2008. In September 2008, it was discontinued in both countries. A similar flavor available in the UK, US, and Canada is Diet Coke Zesty Blood Orange.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Light Light Sango was a variant of Diet Coke which was brown in color, similar to Coca-Cola Orange, and Mezzo Mix. Is flavor was the same as Diet Coke but with added Blood Orange flavor.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Light Sango was first released in the stores of France in Mid-2006.

In 2008, it was discontinued presumably due to low sales.

### **Belgium**

Coca-Cola Light Sango was released in stores in Belgium and it was later discontinued in September 2008 presumably due to low sales.

## **Trivia**

* It was the first variety of Coca-Cola to have been developed outside of the company's Atlanta, Georgia, headquarters, primarily due to Belgium's reputation as the world's top consumer of Coke Light products per capita.
* Coke Sango's production is also due, in part, to the success of previous citrus-flavored varieties of Coke Light in Europe.
* Coke Sango's name is based on sang, which is the French word for blood, in reference to its blood orange flavoring.
Diet Pepsi Jazz (Black Cherry and French Vanilla)

**Diet Pepsi Jazz (Black Cherry and French Vanilla)** was a Diet Pepsi variant. It was released alongside Diet Pepsi Jazz (Caramel Cream), and Diet Pepsi Jazz (Strawberries and Cream) in 2006 and then later, The Diet Pepsi Jazz brand was discontinued in early 2008.

## History

The Diet Pepsi Jazz line up was introduced in 2006. It was a diet soda brand being available in three different flavors: Diet Pepsi Jazz (Black Cherry and French Vanilla), Diet Pepsi Jazz (Caramel Cream) and Diet Pepsi Jazz (Strawberries and Cream).

Pepsi Jazz has been on the market since 2006, while the word "j---" goes back to around 1915, but PepsiCo was able to exploit a loophole in the burgeoning field of ridiculous intellectual property claims. "No one had trademarked the word," said Pepsi spokesperson Phil Clabbard, "so we took the opportunity to secure our brand property. We feel this will eliminate confusion that may be usurping our brand integrity and product recognition. From now on, when anyone says 'Jazz,' everyone will know they mean 'Pepsi Jazz.'"

Pepsi also announced that the soft drink line up was "The New Sound of Cola" in its ad campaign, before discontinuing the jazzy new addiction in early 2008.
Coca-Cola Telecommunications

**Coca-Cola Telecommunications** was the television syndication company for Columbia Pictures, which was owned by Coca-Cola at the time.

Coca-Cola Telecommunications only existed for a year before it merged with the Columbia Pictures Television company, which itself later rebranded as Columbia-TriStar Television, before becoming the current Sony Pictures Television Company.

This was part of several attempts made by The Coca-Cola Company to diversify in the 80's. (See; *Former Media Companies Owned By Coca-Cola*.)

Most media brands owned by Coke at the time had taglines under their logo stating "A Unit Of The Coca-Cola Company"
Coca-Cola Energy

**Coca-Cola Energy** is an energy drink that is flavored like Coca-Cola.

The flavor was originally released internationally in 2019, with the flavor later coming to the United States in 2020. News broke in 2021 that Coca-Cola would be discontinuing their Energy flavor in the United States and Canada, with the flavor still being sold in other various international countries.

The flavor was sold in several various countries such as The United States, Canada, Hungary, and Australia. With it also being believed that the drink has since been discontinued in all other countries as well.

Despite the 2021 news reports of the flavors discontinuation, It's still currently advertised on the official US Coca-Cola Website.

The flavor is also still available in Japan according to the official website for Coca-Cola Japan.

The flavor has 4 variants; regular, Zero Sugar, Cherry, and Zero Sugar Cherry.
Cherikee Red

Cherikee Red was a cherry flavored soda available at Giant Eagle and other stores. It is very similar in flavor to Big Red.

## The Flavor

Cherikee Red was similar to Big Red, but with slightly more vanilla flavor.

Even though Cherikee Red is related to Big Red, as theyre both owned and manufactured by the same company, They're flavors were different. Big Red is red cream flavored, while Cherikee Red was cherry flavored.

The brand has since been discontinued.

## Distinguishing

Cherikee Red is easily identified by its unique Indian Chief embalm on the front of it's the can or bottle design.
Fanta Lactic

**Fanta Lactic** is a Fanta variant released in 2006 only available in Taiwan and Hong Kong

## Description

Fanta Lactic is similar to Fanta Moo Moo White but it does not contain calcium.

## History

Fanta Lactic was released in 2006 alongside Fanta Lactic White Grape. It's unknown if the two flavors will be discontinued or not.
Diet Pepsi Jazz (Caramel Cream)

**Diet Pepsi Jazz (Caramel Cream)** was a Diet Pepsi variant. It was released alongside Diet Pepsi Jazz (Black Cherry and French Vanilla), and Diet Pepsi Jazz (Strawberries and Cream) in 2006 and then later, The Diet Pepsi Jazz brand was discontinued in early 2008.

## History

The Diet Pepsi Jazz line up was introduced in 2006. It was a diet soda brand being available in three different flavors: Diet Pepsi Jazz (Black Cherry and French Vanilla), Diet Pepsi Jazz (Caramel Cream) and Diet Pepsi Jazz (Strawberries and Cream).

Pepsi Jazz has been on the market since 2006, while the word "j---" goes back to around 1915, but PepsiCo was able to exploit a loophole in the burgeoning field of ridiculous intellectual property claims. "No one had trademarked the word," said Pepsi spokesperson Phil Clabbard, "so we took the opportunity to secure our brand property. We feel this will eliminate confusion that may be usurping our brand integrity and product recognition. From now on, when anyone says 'Jazz,' everyone will know they mean 'Pepsi Jazz.'"

Pepsi also announced that the soft drink line up was "The New Sound of Cola" in its ad campaign, before discontinuing the jazzy new addiction in early 2008.

## Trivia

* Diet Pepsi Jazz (Caramel Cream) was the 1st caramel flavored soda that has been produced in the Pepsi lineup. The Second being Pepsi Salted Caramel.