Coca-Cola Spiced- Check Out Dub’s Review Of The New Flavor
Yesterday, I tried the new Coca-Cola Spiced. Of course, as I typically do, when I try new things, I did a video. I mean, I had to give y’all an…

Yesterday, I tried the new Coca-Cola Spiced. Of course, as I typically do, when I try new things, I did a video. I mean, I had to give y'all an honest review. You can't be out here wasting your hard-earned money on something that may or may not be gross. So what did it taste like? Is it worth checking out? I'll answer all of these questions in the next couple of minutes.
The Story Behind The Spice
Late last year it came out that Coke was announcing a new flavor. They've had a bunch of limited edition flavors come out and go away over the past several years, but this one would be different. This flavor is staying around. This is Coke's first new flavor in three years, it's available in regular and zero-sugar options. It isn't a limited edition. So if you like it, you won't have to stockpile it before you can't find it anymore.
Coke describes the new flavor as Coca-Cola with a "burst of refreshing notes from raspberry and spiced flavors". Now I'm sure you're probably thinking what I was thinking when you first heard that. Raspberry-flavored Coke? Uhhhh hard pass! However, then I started thinking, you know what, don't knock it 'til you've tried it. Maybe it's good.
If nothing else, I felt like I needed to try it once to do a review video. Look, I've tried all of the other new flavors that have come out over the last several years, gotta try this one too. I'm providing a community service here! Ok, maybe that's a little strong, but I can at least offer you an honest opinion. If you want more info on the new Coke flavor, just click here.
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Here is my review of Coca-Cola Spiced
Of course, I'm sure you know Coke is based in Georgia, but did you know these other products were made here too?
5 Everyday Items You Didn’t Know Were Made in Georgia
Georgia is known for a lot of things from its southern charm to its sweet peaches. Did you know some of your everyday things are right here in Georgia?
Check out this list of items that are made in Georgia.
Frito Lay

Lays, Cheetos and Sun chips - do any of those names sound familiar to you? Of course they do! One the most recognizable snack brands is located in Perry, Georgia. This production plant is the largest in the United Sates.
Coca Cola

One of the most successful beverage brands is manufactured right here in Georgia. Atlanta, Ga is the home of Coca-Cola. The headquarters, as well as the factory, is located in that city. There is even a museum inside the factory that is a must-do experience.
Hothands Warmers
If you’ve ever had to be in cold weather for a long period, you’ve probably had these in your hand or your pocket on standby. Hothands are used across every region of the world yet they are manufactured in Georgia. For over 50 years, Dalton, Ga has been home to the HotHands Warmers headquarters.
YKK Zippers

This is one of the things that you probably didn’t notice till now. Look at a zipper on something around you, does that zipper hae YKK located on it? Mines did! YKK zippers are made and assembled in Macon, Georgia.
Hostess

Home of the Twinkies and Ding Dongs! What a crazy ride Hostess has had. Filed for bankruptcy, closed all its factories, to reopening its factories under new ownership. Out of the four factors re-opened, Columbus, Georgia was one.