Fanta Grape Soda Can 355 ml (Pack of 12)

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Coca-Cola included just the right amount of carbon dioxide – it’s enough to make it fizzy like soda but not too overbearing to subdue the natural peach juice flavor. Fanta is the original fruity flavoured fizzy carbonated soft drink and was originally created in 1940 by the Coca Cola Company. The famous orange Fanta of today wasn’t produced until 1955, but there is now over 100 Fanta flavours available worldwide. The most significant difference between Fanta Orange and Fanta Japanese Citrus is the latter is sweeter and has some tartness. Due to its rarity, this Fanta is expensive. You can only get it in specialty shops and online platforms. 7. Fanta Shine Muscat

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A testament to its influence is a cottage industry that produces melon-flavored treats that taste like soda. Regarding scent, the standard grape has an artificial grape smell. On the contrary, Fanta Premier Grape smells like wine. The flavor’s ubiquity is easy to understand, as melon-flavored products are popular among the Japanese. You can find melon bread and even sweets with the fruit’s flavor. In addition, its recipe aims to tap into childhood nostalgia without losing touch with adult sensations. Fanta Grape is for those with a passion for purple! The crisp, sweet and refreshing taste of Fanta Grape is pure bliss. If you're a fan of the smooth texture of Fanta, you're going to love this flavour. So delicious it should come with an addiction warning!It also has a relatively low density for a drink that’s supposed to have yogurt. Regardless, it’s tasty and refreshing and will likely leave you craving for more. Wrapping Up

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Japan boasts of some of the world’s unique Fanta flavors. While most are seasonal, others are exclusively available in the country throughout the year. Fanta White Peach looks like fizzy water milk, which is what you want in a carbonated soft drink. Moreover, it smells and tastes like peach. The US variant contains artificial flavorings, while the Japanese Fanta Orange has real orange juice and extract. Besides the country’s association with melons, the Fanta Melon flavor has cut a niche. The locals adore it, which has been the case since its introduction around 30 years ago. You can find this flavor at most convenience stores, but being a limited edition, nobody knows how long it will last. 4. Fanta Okinawa Shikuwasa FruitGolden Week is one of Japan’s biggest holiday periods, that gets the entire country out and about in great spring weather. To help you get the most out of this special time of year, we’ve lined up 10 of the best Golden Week destinations in Japan.