Sprite Zero

Sprite is a drink that I often find a little too sweet. It is also packed with sugar and calories, so I was quite excited when I first spotted Sprite Zero on the supermarket... because I thought it would contain all the taste without the calories, fabulous! ******************Packaging and Availability **************** Sprite Zero has a very similar label to its sugary sister Sprite - the only difference is the world 'zero' which is written in white over a black background. This drink is quite widely available - you can pick it up in most supermarkets and some corner shops. Although over recent ... more

Sprite Zero is basically the Diet version of Sprite. Most soft drinks seem to have a Diet version these days, and that is good for us that are trying to watch out weight. You can buy this drink in a few different ways Individual Cans - 330ml, roughly 65p 500ml Bottles - roughly 90p 6x 330ml multipack cans - roughly £2.50 2 Litre Bottles - roughly £1.60 Sometimes this can be on offer, but not that often. Just now the 2 Litre bottles are £1 at Asda, otherwise the other offer i've seen is 2 multipacks for £3. Packaging is alright and pretty normal for the type of product. The cans are a mix of ... more

I am not a tea or coffee drinker, so rely on water and soft drinks for my fluid intake. What a refreshing change Sprite Zero made from having a coca cola or pepsi. With a thirst quenching taste it has proved a great drink in the current heat. Also being on a low calorie diet, it has also proved a useful addition to my list of foods and drinks. When served "seriously cool" as directed, it was fantastic. However, having drank the product straight off the shelf, without being cooled it was not as enjoyable and left an artificial sweetener aftertaste, so my advice would be to get the most from ... more