Coca-Cola Cherry

Deep magenta 330 ml can from the Coca-Cola Flavours range. Cherry-flavoured cola — læskedrik med kirsebærsmag on the Danish label. Sweeter and rounder than the Original, and the highest-sugar drink in this folder. The European Cherry Coke, in the sugar formulation. Cherry cola has a strong following and is far less common on US shelves than in Europe, so it tends to be a draw for import shoppers. 152 calories and 38 g of sugar per can. Ingredients Water (vand), sugar (sukker), carbon dioxide (kuldioxid), colour E150d, acid E338, natural flavourings (naturlige aromaer), flavouring: caffeine (aroma koffein). This is the most legible ingredient list of the three Coca-Cola cans and is a good reference for what the other two are likely to say — but each still needs its own photo. Nutrition *Reference intake for an average adult (8400 kJ / 2000 kcal). Why this tastes different European soft drinks are typically sweetened with sugar, not high-fructose corn syrup. Corn syrup is the default sweetener in American soft drinks; in Europe it is uncommon, and most people notice it straight away in the taste and the finish. Six artificial colours — among them Tartrazine (E102) and Sunset Yellow (E110) — must carry a warning about children’s attention on anything sold in the EU. Rather than print that on the bottle, most manufacturers reformulated with natural colouring. European fruit sodas also tend to carry more real juice than the same brand name does elsewhere. Sugar is still sugar — we are not telling you this is a health drink. The difference is in the flavour and in what else is in the bottle.