Coca Cola Peach Is Coming-Here Is Where To Find It

Coca Cola Peach is going to be available soon nationwide. Where can you find it? Don't worry, I've got all of those details coming, so just keep reading. Will this be a permanent thing? I don't know, but I think it will at least be something cool to try for the summer. And you don't even have to ask, of course I'll be giving this a try later this month.

According to an article I read on All Recipes Coca Cola Peach is actually available now! You can get it in the Coca Cola Freestyle machines exclusively at Zaxby's. Zaxby's is the only place to get Coca Cola Peach until the end of May. Starting on May 30th, you'll be able to get the new flavor in Coca Cola Freestyle machines across the country. However, that will be the only place to get it, in the Coke Freestyle machines. As of now, I haven't heard anything about it being available in stores.

Coke isn't the only player in the peach game this summer. Earlier this Spring, Pepsi announced that it would be releasing Pepsi Peach and Pepsi Lime just in time for the summer. I can't wait to try these too, as well as the Dr. Pepper Coconut. If there is a new flavor of soda coming out, you can bet I'll give it a try, and give you an honest review.

The most recent flavors I've tried are Coca Cola Spiced and Sprite Chill. They were both really good! So good that it wasn't a one and done. I've gotten those drinks a couple of times now. So if y'all see me at Zaxby's at some point in the near future, know that I'm there to give Coca Cola Peach a try!

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Speaking of sodas, do the name brand sodas and the store brand sodas taste any different? Check out this taste test.

I will admit that I am a Diet Coke snob. It is my favorite soda and I love it, and I probably drink too much of it.  I decided to take the Diet Coke taste test challenge. Can I tell the difference between Diet Coke and the store-brand version of Diet Soda? We all are on Team Coke or Team Pepsi. So many people say you can't tell the difference, so I thought I'd take the challenge and see if I could.

I am a big fan of the store brand products. There are two things I will not use store-brand products for. Soda and toilet paper. I was told by a co-worker that I couldn't tell the difference, so this is why I'm doing this challenge. I'll be 100% honest when it comes to anything other than Diet Coke, I don't know that I could tell the difference. That's why I buy a lot of store brands.

The Diet Coke Taste Test Challenge is on. Did I get them all right? Here we go with the challenge.

First up, I took the Diet Coke challenge against the Aldi store brand. It's branded as Summit Diet Cola. Just so that it can't be said it was rigged, I brought Cody in to help. The first thing about this brand was the price. You can get a 12-pack for just around $3.50. Summit also carries regular cola, lemon-lime, root beer, a Dr. Pepper-style soda, and orange. They also have 2 liter bottles that can run around less than one dollar. Time for my first taste test. Did this one stump me, or did I know my Diet Coke?

Cody joins me this time to see if I can taste the difference.  This time around it's "Big K", The Kroger version of diet soda.  Kroger has a bigger variety of store-brand sodas. They even carry a crisp apple flavor, fruit punch, and a mango soda!  Kroger also offers all of their sodas in 12-pack cans and 2-liter bottles.  12-pack cans are just under $5.00 and the bottles are around $1.50 for two liters.  Now let's see if Big K was able to put Diet Coke's senses to the test.  How did I do with the Big K and the Kroger version of diet soda?

Cody is back to keep things honest as I try out the Food Lion store brand of their diet soda. Now when it comes to over all Food Lion store brands, they are very good and you will save money. Most of the products are made by the major companies with the store brands name on it. Food Lion comes with their soda line being very affordable also. Most 12-packs are under $5.00 and A 2 liter will run around $1.50. The carry a wide variety also with me now try the Food Lion Zero Soda. So could that hint lead you to think I didn't know the difference between the two. Only one way to find out.

This one had me nervous going into the challenge because the Publix brands are good. Publix is where I do 90% of my grocery shopping and I will be the first to tell you, their store brands are on point and save me lots of money. It's hard to find a Publix brand that doesn't come close to the original. I will say, I've tried any of the store brand sodas until this challenge. The one thing I noticed while looking at the sodas, they carry the biggest variety of store brand sodas, even a Ginger Ale Publix brand. I said it at the start, this one made me nervous. Could I tell the difference? Here's Cody and I to see!

The one was me against Sam's Diet Soda.  Cody wasn't available this day so I Tee came into help pull this one off.  Let's be honest, the Great Value brand at Wal-Mart is top shelf when it comes to store brands.  What about the soda?  I was worried about this one also because I've tried and still use many of Sam's/Wal-Mart store brands.  The price is good, the variety of sodas you can get is good.  They unlike the other stores will also package their sodas in 24-pack cases.  So, how did O'l Mr Diet Coke snob do against the Sam's/Wal-Mart?  Let's Go