Talk:Sprite Zero Sugar
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Sweetener formulae
[edit]I checked with a bottle bought here in Sweden, and it used corresponding sweeteners as in the North American counterpart mentioned in the article. This lead me to believe it's also the norm in Europe, which makes me wonder if there even is alternative sweetening formulae for this drink anywhere. I.e. the drink branded exactly "Sprite Zero". Feel free to report any here, but in that case that should also be brought up in the article. If no alternatives are found, I think that part of the article should be removed in some time as it would be misleading and redundant. -- Northgrove 17:43, 5 July 2006 (UTC)
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Reference Amount for Nutrition Table
[edit]Within the nutrition section I'm missing the amount of fluid the values are referencing to. The introdution mentions 75 mg of aspartam per 355 ml Sprite Zero so I assume that's the amount the table references. On the other hand I have a bottle which says 3.3 kcal per 250 ml which contradicts that assumption. So what's the referencing amount?--77.187.8.183 (talk) 23:43, 22 May 2009 (UTC)
Sounds like marketing hype
[edit]Quote "Consumers that are conscientious about their personal well-being and confident about expressing their individuality are the brand’s main targets." This is clearly written by some marketing agency for this product. I don't think you could find more cliched marketing banter if you tried than "confident about expressing their individuality". 60.234.139.37 (talk) 10:12, 7 January 2012 (UTC)