Sprite is caffeine-free but high in sugar, causing energy spikes. New variants with caffeine exist in ASEAN regions. Healthier alternatives recommended.
Schweppes ginger ale uses “Natural Flavors” with minimal ginger. Legal cases have pushed brands to clarify “real ginger” claims in marketing.
Discover Vietnamese coffee culture with the rich phin filter method, robusta beans, and sweetened condensed milk for a bold and creamy brew.
Discover the fizzy magic behind Fanta! Carbonated with CO2, it enhances fruit flavors, balances sweetness, and delivers a refreshing sensation.
Caleb Bradham invented “Brad’s Drink” in 1893 in his pharmacy, later rebranding it as Pepsi-Cola in 1898 for its digestive aid and refreshing taste.
Discover the intricate ownership of Schweppes, divided among Keurig Dr Pepper, Coca-Cola, and Asahi, with PepsiCo owning no stake globally.
Monster Energy drinks pose serious health risks due to high caffeine and sugar content, causing cardiovascular stress and metabolic issues with regular use.
Fanta, created in Nazi Germany in 1940 from food scraps, evolved into a $1 billion Coca-Cola brand, available in over 200 flavors worldwide.
Red Bull contains 80 mg caffeine and 27 g sugar per can, offering energy boosts but posing health risks, especially with frequent consumption or alcohol.
“Monster Energy drinks are health risks in a can, with 160 mg caffeine, 54 g sugar, and unknown additives causing ER visits to skyrocket. Beware!”
