Walk down the soda aisle of any grocery store and you’ll be overwhelmed by the variety of diet sodas available. Along with classics like Diet Coke and Diet Dr. Pepper you’ll find sugar-free versions of root beers fruit punches and more. Now there are prebiotic diet sodas packed with fiber insulin and other goodies.
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I ordered diet sodas and made everyone angry
If you’re a die-hard diet soda drinker like me you might be wondering which of these new cans on the market are worth your time. I was curious to see how some of these other offerings compare to each other and to tried and trusted standards. And then there’s the question of “zero” vs. “diet” sodas: What’s the difference between Diet Coke and Coke Zero? Is one better than the other?
To answer all these questions I personally tasted some of the best diet sodas on the market using taste as the main characteristic. Unless otherwise noted all sodas cost $2.28 per bottle or $7.28 per 12-pack. Here are the results of the taste adventure I had in the world of diet soda. May this help you find your new drink!
This highly caffeinated soda—at least the regular version—has a pretty serious cult following especially among Appalachian coal miners who rely on the caffeine to stay alert. With acquaintances raving about Mountain Dew’s taste and productivity-boosting caffeine I cracked open my bottle of the diet version curious to see what I’d been missing. The strong yellow-green color vaguely reminiscent of ’80s Hi-C Ecto Cooler was a bit of a shock. What’s more Diet Mountain Dew contains among other things concentrated orange juice which may have contributed to the 10 calories per 20-ounce bottle.
