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The soft drink giant is known worldwide for its various drinks including Diet Coke, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar and the original Coca-Cola which comes in the iconic red can. Coke even comes in various flavours including the likes of vanilla, cherry and lemon. The company is also responsible for a number of other brands including Sprite, Fanta, Dr Pepper and Schweppes.
Discontinued Coca-Cola flavour returns to UK stores Coca-Cola Lime also used to be a part of the companies range in the 2000s. The soft drink was first released in the UK, along with Coca-Cola Lemon, back in March 2005 before both were discontinued in February 2007. Diet Coke Lime however, continued to be sold in the UK up until 2018 before it too was discontinued, according to .
Discontinued UK sweets and chocolates The Diet Coke variety has already made a comeback in recent years, being re-branded as Diet Coke Sublime Lime. But now the Coca-Cola and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar versions of the Lime-flavoured drink have been spotted in the UK. The soft drinks have been sited in stores including Farmfoods and Tesco.
Fans have been thrilled with the news of the return of Coke Lime, taking to social media to share their excitement. One person, commenting on a Facebook post from Newfoodsuk, said: "So glad they did this as a full sugar version." Another fan added: "Lime and Vanilla are well better than normal coke cola.
" While a third person simply commented: "I need this." Coca-Cola and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Lemon also made a return to UK stores earlier this year. Coca-Cola discontinues two of "the best" cokes But it's not all been good news for Coca-Cola fans in 2024.
Coca-Cola was forced to apologise after confirming two drinks have been dropped from its range back in September. The soft drink giant revealed Coca-Cola Cherry Vanilla and Diet Coke with Splenda had both been discontinued in a decision that came as a result of changing "consumer taste preferences"..
