Coke Zero is sweetened with a combination of Aspartame and acesulfame potassium (Ace-K). Coke Zero is the same basic formula as classic Coke while Diet Coke is a different formula completely. Diet Coke is sweetened with Aspartame only. There are unsubstantiated theories (at least by Coca Cola) that the unsuccessful release of Coke Two or new Coke was actually the formula for Diet Coke, just sweetened with the classic sugar combination.
Also, Coke Zero has 0.5 Calories per 100ml while Diet Coke, oddly enough, still contains one Calorie.
One other rationale for the Coca Cola release of Coke Zero is that men are reluctant to buy diet coke because of the association with dieting and women. Much of the marketing of Coke Zero in the US is directed toward men and activities often associated with masculinity.
On a side note, in many European countries and pan American/south American countries, Diet Coke is released as Coca Cola Light.= In any case, both Aspartame and Acesulfame are extremely toxic to the human body, which is why in spite of the ludicrous 'urban legend' claim, many food manufacturers now actually write on their products: 'Does not contain Aspartame'.
Coke Zero is sweetened with a combination of aspartame and acesulfame potassium (Ace-K). Coke Zero is the same basic formula as classic Coke while Diet Coke is a different formula completely. Diet Coke is sweetened with aspartame only. There are unsubstantiated theories (at least by Coca Cola) that the unsuccessful release of Coke Two or new Coke was actually the formula for Diet Coke, just sweetened with the classic sugar combination.
Also, Coke Zero has 0.5 Calories per 100ml while Diet Coke, oddly enough, still contains one Calorie.
One other rationale for the Coca Cola release of Coke Zero is that men are reluctant to buy diet coke because of the association with dieting and women. Much of the marketing of Coke Zero in the US is directed toward men and activities often associated with masculinity.
On a side note, in many European countries and pan American/south American countries, Diet Coke is released as Coca Cola Light.= In any case, both Aspartame and Acesulfame are extremely toxic to the human body, which is why in spite of the ludicrous 'urban legend' claim, many food manufacturers now actually write on their products: 'Does not contain Aspartame'.
Coke zero isn't necessarily better than regular or diet coke. The main difference between them is the sweetening agent (sugar or corn syrup or aspartame or Splenda). If your weight is not a problem than you don't neeed a diet drink, otherwise a diet drink may help.
Some people choose their drink by flavor preference as the different sweeteners impart specific flavors to the drink.
there is no sugar in coke zero, but in diet coke there is only less sugar than in normal coke
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coke zero definetly
A can of coke zero has OVER 9000 GRAMS OF SUGAR
No. Coke Zero has no calories, while regular Coke does.
Coke zero Large is 1.5L Coke zero regular is 600ml+
Sprite zero is an acid just as Coke or Coke Zero.
coke zero is better because no sugar
Definitely coke always go original. Coke Zero. Get as few calories as possible. You might as well eliminate the calorie problem considering you're hurting your kidneys, bladder, ability to absorb sugar and tolerance for caffeine by drinking it.
You don't, diet anything is giving you a sugar replacement which is bad for you, Did you know your liver lives off of sugar and water, drinking diet coke is actually worse for you and your teeth and gums, just stick with coke, coke zero is fine it still has real sugar in it
None. Coca-Cola Zero is called that due to "Zero Calories, Same Taste". Having no calories, Coke Zero has no sugar.
Well if you look on the back of the can it will tell you the calories and what it has inside it but its definitely coke zero because not only has it got zero calories it has zero caffeine and sodium
No there are no preservatitves in regular coke. however in coke zero and diet coke there are.