Decoding the Truth: Unraveling the Mystery of Zero-Sugar Drinks

Coke Zero and Diet Coke, both zero-calorie sodas from Coca-Cola, have distinct differences. Diet Coke, introduced in 1982, was aimed at health-conscious Baby Boomers and has undergone rebranding efforts over the years. Coke Zero, introduced in 2005, targeted millennials with its promise of a sugar-free Coca-Cola experience. Both sodas use different sweeteners, resulting in distinct flavor profiles. Diet Coke generally contains slightly more sodium, while both have similar caffeine levels. The choice between the two depends on personal preferences. Regional variations exist, influenced by local tastes, cultural preferences, and regulatory guidelines.