Coca-Cola is one of the most popular soft drinks in the world, and spinoffs like Diet Coke and Coke Zero are well liked in their own right. While the products all taste fairly similar, they contain ...

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Here’s what’s different between the most popular varieties of Coca-Cola, plus which ones are likely to cause the fewest issues for your health.

Coke Zero has no bitter aftertaste that some drinkers find with diet colas. Some taste-testers noticed a distinctly cinnamon tinge to Coke Zero, but frankly, it tasted like a regular Coke to me.

Coke Zero has proven that guys looking to "spend" their calories on burgers and hot dogs rather than soft drinks will drink diet cola. As long as it wasn't called, you know, "diet." ...

Calling the retooled soda Coke Zero Sugar reflects the company’s belief that people are more worried these days about finding a sugar-free drink, though the new soda also still has zero calories.

Coke Zero is getting a makeover as Coke Zero Sugar in the United States. The new cans and bottles, which will incorporate more red like regular Coke, will start hitting shelves in August 2017.

NEW YORK (AP) — Coke Zero is getting revamped as Coke Zero Sugar. The new name is intended to make clearer that the drink has no sugar, and a new recipe is intended to make the drink taste more ...

NEW YORK (AP) – Coke Zero is getting revamped as Coke Zero Sugar. The new name is intended to make clearer that the drink has no calories, and a new recipe is intended to make the drink taste ...

NEW YORK (CBSMiami/AP) — Coke Zero is getting a makeover. It's now Coke Zero Sugar. The new name is intended to make clearer that the drink has no calories, and a new recipe is intended to make ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Coke Zero is getting revamped as Coke Zero Sugar. The new name is intended to make clearer that the drink has no sugar, and a new recipe is intended to make the drink taste more ...

The new design will be featured on all Coca-Cola® Zero Sugar products, including 7.5oz and 12oz cans; fridge packs; and 13.2oz, 16.9oz, 20oz, 1.25L and 2L bottles – with 0 calories and 0 sugar.