Here's a list of 10 Sprite Flavors That Surprised Tastebuds. Sprites sodas are amongst the most popular, but these are 10 Sprite flavors that you'll be surprised to know actually exist! ➡️ Subscribe to BabbleTop:
Sprite was created in the late 1950s, in West Germany. This lemon-lime flavored soft drink was initially known as Fanta Klare Zitrone. In 1961, the drink was launched in America, as an alternative to 7 Up. While lemon-lime is the classic Sprite flavor, here are 10 Sprite flavors that surprised taste buds.
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:22 Sprite Lymonade Contains 1% Real Lemon Juice
1:53 Sprite Zero Cherry Is Calorie-free
3:05 Sprite Cranberry Is A Festive Delight
4:20 Sprite Tropical Mix Was Introduced In 2016
5:46 Sprite On Fire Provides A Burning Sensation
7:05 Sprite Aruba Jam Remix Was Part Of The Remix Series
8:28 Sprite Peach Had A Splash Of Peach Flavor
9:28 Sprite Zero Vanilla Is A Sweet Option
10:43 Sprite Blast Was A Sweet And Sour Choice
11:40 Sprite Ice Isn't Available In America
SUMMARIES:
- Sprite Lymonade is Sprite with a nice splash of refreshing lemonade. Before Sprite Lymonade, a lot of home mixologists added lemonade to Sprite and raved about the results. Now, it's easier than ever for Sprite and lemonade fans to get a pre-mixed blend that has plenty of satisfying citrus kick.
- This Sprite variant was launched in South Korea during 2002. It was introduced in Belgium and Canada during 2003. It was the first Sprite variant and it did become popular in a range of nations.
- Sprite on Fire is definitely an interesting and unique Sprite variant. It's a version of Sprite that was launched in Hong Kong during 2003 and in China during 2004. In other regions, this intriguing soda may be sold as "Sprite Finger Lemon”.
- Diet soft drink fans will be happy to know that Sprite Cherry is available in a diet version called Sprite Cherry Zero. The diet version has zero calories and a touch of sweet and tart cherry flavor.
- A cartoon LeBron James promoted Sprite Cranberry in a memorable ad. The cartoon character asked, "Wanna Sprite Cranberry?" This Sprite variant has more than an animated version of a basketball legend as a celebrity spokesperson.
- This version of Sprite contained tropical fruit flavors. It was originally named Tropical Remix upon its launch in 2002. In spring of 2015, it was re-introduced under the name, Sprite Tropical.
- This unique Sprite variant was part of the three-part Sprite Remix series. It was the final flavor of the series. This Sprite version was launched back in 2005, to replace a "berryclear" flavor, and Sprite Remix Aruba Jam was only available until 2006.
- If you visit a restaurant with a Coca-Cola Freestyle machine, you may be able to enjoy Sprite Peach with your meal. There's not much information about this Sprite variant available online, but some Canadians spotted it on store shelves back in 2018.
- If you like getting soft drinks from Coca-Cola Freestyle machines, and you haven't tried Sprite Zero Vanilla yet, you should give it a go. It's Sprite with a welcome hint of sweet and fragrant vanilla.
- Sprite Blast isn't around anymore. It was launched during 2014, in the summertime, and it was available exclusively in 7-Eleven retail outlets. The product came in 7.5-ounce cans. This Sprite variant offered Sprite fans a burst of sweet and sour taste.
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