Coke Zero is sugar-free. However, the sugar substitutes it contains may not necessarily be a healthier option for people looking to reduce their risk of diabetes. A 14-year study in 66,118 women observed an association between drinking artificially sweetened beverages and an increased risk of type 2 diabetes

As a Coke enthusiast, I can confidently say that Coke Zero offers a fantastic alternative to the traditional Coca-Cola. Its zero-calorie formulation manages to retain the original taste, making it a guilt-free pleasure. Whether you’re health-conscious, looking to reduce sugar intake, or simply seeking a refreshing beverage, Coke Zero should be on your radar. Give it a try, and you might just find your new go-to drink without compromising on flavor. Cheers to a refreshing experience!

Received free to review. This was a pleasant surprise. I usually drink caffeinefree Diet Coke. I thought the lime was going to be much stronger in taste...and Im not a huge lime fan so wasnt sure that was going to be popular with me But it was very gentle. At first a bit like there was a slice of lime in the glass. But after a while it seemed to get a little dusky in flavour as if my previous glass had had a slice of lime and the taste was simply lingering after the fact. So...a bit uncertain about this one. Erring on the good idea side Cautiously recommend, though would it defeat the purpose to say try adding a slice of lime to pep the taste up a tad

A much better alternative to diet colas

Another staple in our household. My husband isn't a can of diet Coke, as he does not like the after taste, but he absolutely adores this stuff. Much better for his Waistline too! He honestly can't tell the difference between this and regular Coca Cola.

Almost Like Coke Zero

I love the taste of regular Coca-Cola over ice, but my hips, thighs, and blood sugar levels do not. And unless it's from McDonald's, where they keep the soda syrup refrigerated at all times, I don't care for Diet Coke.Coca-Cola Zero Sugar is a happy medium, though.At first, it has that full-bodied taste that regular Coca-Cola is known for. Then it tapers off a bit, giving you Diet Coke vibes but slightly better. I drink a can every afternoon for a pick-me-up.In a perfect world, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar would taste EXACTLY like the regular version. But in a perfect world, I'd also be married to Justin Timberlake, so...yeah, drink Coke Zero.

Greener so better

The thing I like about this product is minimum waste. Ok it's Coke - predictable product with good track record. What is good is you buy what you need instead of being tied to box size, And no cardboard packaging to recycle. The size is right for young children - so less waste. And plastic bottles of Coke? Well we all know about plastic pollution. The cans are aluminium so eminently suited to recycling.

I love it!

Nice design, slim cans, and of course the content is really good. I try to only buy sugar free, and I honestly couldn't tell the difference between sugar and zero, which mean they have done a pretty good job. Will continue to buy for special occasions. I also like that it comes in a recyclable cardboard box.

New taste should be NO taste

Ordered these accidentally, having meant to choose the 2L bottle. But assumed it would be the same stuff. Unfortunately not. On opening the box, all the cans are labelled with the ominous "New taste". I assume it's only a matter of time before the bottles go the same way - if they haven't already - so my ordering mistake, whilst annoying, is not the real issue. Compared to the original formula, this stuff has a much weaker cola flavour, and a really yucky aftertaste of artificial sweeteners. I usually avoid diet drinks because of that synthetic aftertaste, but Coke Zero was one of the few that got it right. Not anymore. This is verging on undrinkable and I have five cans still to get through. It looks like I won't be buying Coke Zero anymore, so either back to ... MoreOrdered these accidentally, having meant to choose the 2L bottle. But assumed it would be the same stuff. Unfortunately not. On opening the box, all the cans are labelled with the ominous "New taste". I assume it's only a matter of time before the bottles go the same way - if they haven't already - so my ordering mistake, whilst annoying, is not the real issue. Compared to the original formula, this stuff has a much weaker cola flavour, and a really yucky aftertaste of artificial sweeteners. I usually avoid diet drinks because of that synthetic aftertaste, but Coke Zero was one of the few that got it right. Not anymore. This is verging on undrinkable and I have five cans still to get through. It looks like I won't be buying Coke Zero anymore, so either back to full-leaded, or just not drink it at all. Why do they have to mess with something that worked?

Tastes great! No calories, Great Alt to Diet Coke

I love diet Drinks and this one is another go-to! I think the flavor is stronger and sweeter than Diet coke, so if you want something stronger, this is great. Great taste all-in-all and highly recommended. The canned version stays colder longer as well.I also think it tastes great with food and on its own.

better than Diet Coke

I personally would rather drink coke original (full sugar), but if you want to swap to a low/no sugar alternative now and then this really is so much nicer than Diet Coke. It doesnt have that overwhelming artificial sweetener aftertaste, although there is obviously a little aftertaste but it is damn near in taste to the original. All in all very drinkable ice cold from fridge and helps cut down sugar intake but still having a fizzy coke. I would definitely buy a pack again.