This is the Difference Between Diet Coke and Zero Sugar Coke

 Every fizzy drink has its own fans who claim that their favorite drink is the best fizzy drink. You may be familiar with these two variants of Coca-Cola, Diet Coke and Zero Sugar Coke.

Many of you think that both of you contain less sugar than regular Coca-Cola. You made a big mistake. As it turns out, there is a difference, between the two variants of Coca-Cola, a substance that you may have never heard of.

Fans of Coca-Cola brand soft drinks agree that Diet Coke and Zero Sugar Coke are low-calorie drinks with the best taste. Although many people assume that the same drink is only packaged in different products, it turns out that there is a difference between the two.

Zero Sugar Coke contains a substance called sodium nitrate, while Diet Coke contains citric acid or nitric acid. Diet Coke is a variant of Coca-Cola that is claimed to be sugar-free and launched for the first time in 1983. Followed by Cola-Cola Zero 2006, then replaced with Coca-Cola Zero Sugar 2016 yesterday.

Diet Coke

Diet coke contains citric acid and nitric acid, aspartame, phosporic acid, pottasium benzoate, caramel color and caffeine. This is a drink variant of Coca-Cola that is claimed to be sugar-free. Diet coke was first launched in 1983. The taste of this drink is quite light and refreshing when compared to other Coca-Cola.

The motto of Diet Coke is "Always Great Taste". Packaged in gray canned bottles, many believe that this drink only contains 1-4 calories. In the nutritional value information section, diet coke is said to contain 0 calories, 0 grams of fat, 0 grams of protein, 0 grams of total carbs and 70 mg of sodium.

Zero Sugar Coke

For zero sugar coke, this drink contains a substance called sodium nitrate. The motto of this drink is "Real Coca-Cola Taste AND Zero Calories." In the nutritional value information section, this drink contains 0 calories, 0 grams of fat, 70 mg of sodium, 0 grams of protein and 0 grams of total carbs.

Just like diet coke, this drink is also claimed to be sugar-free. Zero sugar coke is a variant of Coca-Cola which is fairly new because it was first launched in 2006 under the name Coca-Cola Zero Sugar. In 2016, the name of this drink was changed to Zero Sugar Coke. For taste, this drink tastes more like Coca-Cola Classic.

Coca-Cola said sales of low-calorie Coca-Cola increased overall sales by 43 percent — surprisingly and the chemical mix worked.

In a statement on its official website, the trademark explained the difference between the two variants of the fizzy drink that fans love the most. "Both are sugar and calorie free. Coca-Cola Zero Sugar looks and feels like a Coca-Cola Classic, while Diet Coke feels lighter."