The Coca-Cola and coffee mixture was sold in a variety of flavors, offering options for those searching for a tasty afternoon boost. Dark blend, vanilla, caramel, and Coke Zero options delivered almost 70mg of caffeine per 12-ounce can, doubling the amount found in a typical can of Coke. The coffee flavor was described as a sneaky element in the drink, as each sip led with the familiar taste of bubbly Coke until coffee entered the chat as a kind of grand finale.
Pepsi, on Monday, announced the launch of Pepsi Prebiotic Cola, a new product it says has the taste of a traditional Pepsi plus three grams of prebiotic fiber, which can improve digestion and aid gut health.
Coca-Cola's campaign highlights Gen Z's shift from traditional pet names to personalized nicknames, reflecting their preference for unique expressions of affection that resonate with their identity.
Coca-Cola has emerged as a resilient choice for investors, maintaining a strong market position despite economic challenges, boasting continuous dividend increases for 63 years.