A documentation and review of limited time, special edition, or otherwise hard-to-find noms.
Product circa: July 2026
I bought this fully having no idea what it was. It turns out that it's a mystery flavor in celebration of the semiquincentennial.
As the internet would suggest, this stuff is a dead ringer for guava. It feels like it tastes less salty than your average Gatorade, as well. A really nice change of pace, but nothing too special.
Product circa: 2025
It is my contention that every product should have an orange vanilla version, period.
Anyway, this stuff is good. Orange, vanilla, and cola are flavors that have always gone well with each other in any combination. The flavor is strong enough to be noticed here as well, and I would say they struck a good balance. However, I might say that the older Orange Coca-Cola product would be my preference.
The zero sugar version is a pale comparison to the original; the flavor balance is off, somehow. I think that vanilla flavoring might specifically struggle with calorie-free sweetener.
Product circa: 2024 and 2026
On paper, this feels like an all-time varietal, but in practice, the coconut flavor is quite faint, and I would have preferred it stronger, almost like what you'd from Sonic Drive-In if you ordered a Dr. Pepper with a coconut add-in. With that said, this stuff is still damn good, and I easily drank a whole 12 pack with time to spare. And evidently, it was popular enough that it has returned in 2026.
Product circa: post-2020
I vaguely remember this tasting of melon, but it was mostly forgettable. Label is cool AF, though.
Just a post dumping old pics that I never posted. I don't have individualized reviews of these, but I remember especially that the Oreos below were very good overall.
This is from years ago. I remember these being very tasty, I would love to buy these occasionally.
