Sprite is a caffeine-free soda made with lemon-lime oils and citric acid. Ideal for those avoiding stimulants, it offers refreshing taste without caffeine.
PepsiCo, Inc. owns Pepsi-Cola, evolving from its origins under Caleb Bradham. The 1965 merger with Frito-Lay created today’s global powerhouse.
Fanta offers a truly caffeine-free beverage experience, maintaining zero caffeine across its flavors globally, ideal for those avoiding stimulants.
Sprite is a wholly owned brand of The Coca-Cola Company, not a partnership. Enjoyed globally, it’s marketed as a caffeine-free lemon-lime soda.
Schweppes ginger ale lacks real ginger, relying on artificial flavors and high sugar, offering minimal digestive benefits but potential discomfort.
Diet Coke remains popular, yet aspartame concerns arise. Moderate consumption poses minimal risk, but acidity and caffeine warrant caution.
Discover the iconic creation of Coca-Cola by Dr. John Stith Pemberton on May 8, 1886, in Atlanta. This non-alcoholic drink became a global icon.
Sprite is a caffeine-free lemon-lime soda, perfect for those avoiding stimulants. Enjoy its refreshing taste without the jitters.
Coca-Cola, a global icon, was first sold as a medicinal tonic by Dr. John Stith Pemberton on May 8, 1886. It now serves 1.9 billion drinks daily.
Fanta, born in WWII Germany from trade embargo-induced necessity, evolved into Coca-Cola’s popular orange soda, thriving in 190 countries today.
