Sprite Zero Sugar in a 300 ml can, the clear lemon-lime soft drink without sugar, for meal deals, canteens, cafes, events and delivery orders.
A green can with the white Sprite lettering running vertically, a yellow lemon-drop dot, and ZERO SUGAR printed down the side in English and Arabic. The record lists it as a 300 ml can filled in the UAE, with zero calories in the product name. As general background, Sprite is commonly described as a clear, lemon-lime soft drink created by the Coca-Cola Company, noting that the Sprite name was first used around 1955 and that Coca-Cola acquired it in 1960. A zero-sugar version typically sells alongside the regular can, because many guests now ask for a sugar-free option with their meal. The gallery shows the classic pairings, an ice-filled glass next to a chicken wrap and fries, and another beside grilled chicken, rice and salad. Commonly, restaurants, canteens and caterers keep cans in the chiller, add them to meal deals and delivery combos, and serve them poured over ice with a slice of lemon or lime. They also suit gyms, offices, school events and outdoor gatherings. Store cases out of the sun and avoid freezing, since cans can split, and rotate stock so older dates go out first.
