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Attribute Details Type Lemon-lime flavored soda Manufacturer The Coca-Cola Company Introduced 1961 (in the USA, originated in Germany in 1959) Flavor Lemon and lime Caffeine Caffeine-free Color Clear Main Competitors 7 Up, Starry 🍋 Key Variants The Sprite brand has expanded over the years to include a variety of different flavors and formulations:
Sprite Original: The classic lemon-lime flavor that started it all.
Sprite Zero Sugar / Diet Sprite: A sugar-free version of the original, with zero calories.
Sprite Lymonade: A variant that blends the classic lemon-lime flavor with a splash of lemonade juice.
Regional & Limited Editions: Various markets have seen unique flavors like Sprite Cucumber, Sprite Cranberry (popularized by a meme-worthy holiday ad), Sprite Cherry, Sprite Tropical, and Sprite Ginger.
📝 Ingredients & Nutrition The ingredients for Sprite can vary slightly by country, but the core recipe is consistent.
Region (Example) Key Sweetener Calories (per 12 oz) Key Ingredients United States High Fructose Corn Syrup 140 Carbonated water, high fructose corn syrup, citric acid, natural flavors, sodium citrate, sodium benzoate Europe (e.g., Ireland) Sugar & Sweeteners ~60-80 Carbonated water, sugar, citric acid, natural lemon and lime flavorings, sweeteners (Acesulfame K, Aspartame) Africa (e.g., Nigeria) Sugar & Sweeteners ~140 Carbonated water, sugar, acidulants (citric acid, sodium citrate), lime and lemon flavors, preservative, sweeteners As shown, a 12 fl oz (355 ml) can of Sprite in the U.S. contains 140 calories and 38 grams of sugar.
In many markets, especially the UK and Europe, Maggi sells a line of “World Foods” sauces made in India. These are completely different from the liquid seasoning and are meant to be used as condiments .
Taste Profile: These are thick, sweet, and spicy sauces (like a sweet chilli or masala ketchup), not salty and savory like the original seasoning.
Primary Use: Used as a dipping sauce for snacks, or as a cooking sauce for marinades.
Popular Varieties:
Hot & Sweet Sauce: A blend of tomato, red chilli, garlic, and ginger. It tastes similar to a sweet chilli sauce .
Masala Chilli Sauce: A spicier blend focused on red chilli puree and cumin powder .
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