Coke Plus is the fibermaxxing soda that Americans haven’t caught on to yet
On a recent trip to Japan, I found a fiber-forward soda that tastes like Diet Coke and keeps things movingSign up for the Filter US newsletter, your weekly guide to buying fewer, better thingsOn my recent vacation to Japan, I learned they are light-years ahead of the US in many ways – from their high-tech toilets and efficient bullet trains to … diet sodas.Amidst the chilled bottles of Coke Zero and Sugar-Free Pepsi stocked in the fridge of practically every 7-Eleven was another mysterious beverage in a bright white can – Coke Plus, which my friend heard about from the internet’s goldmine of travel videos. Continue reading...
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On a recent trip to Japan, I found a fiber-forward soda that tastes like Diet Coke and keeps things moving
Sign up for the Filter US newsletter, your weekly guide to buying fewer, better things
On my recent vacation to Japan, I learned they are light-years ahead of the US in many ways – from their high-tech toilets and efficient bullet trains to … diet sodas.
Amidst the chilled bottles of Coke Zero and Sugar-Free Pepsi stocked in the fridge of practically every 7-Eleven was another mysterious beverage in a bright white can – Coke Plus, which my friend heard about from the internet’s goldmine of travel videos.
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