Gone but not forgotten. Let’s take a peek into Coca-Cola’s fizzy graveyard.
While the jury is still out on these more recent releases, there are many Coca-Cola drinks that went flat a while ago and have since been long gone from our memory. Let's take a look at just a few of the company's discontinued products that you're unlikely to ever see again on store shelves."Put the lime in the Coke, you nut," were the witty lyrics used to introduce Coca-Cola with Lime back in 2005.
However, early in 2022, consumers noticed the orange goodness was quietly being picked from store shelves. And soon after, the following:"The Coca-Cola Company recently made the decision to discontinue Coca-Cola® Orange Vanilla. Coca-Cola® Orange Vanilla will not be available on store shelves after March 2022."
However, there were no hard feelings during the breakup, and Coca-Cola even wrote Tab a heartfelt farewell note which was shared in honor of the drink's 57 years of influence."The brand is a pop icon, thanks to the highly recognizable colorful pink can, and the effervescent liquid tucked inside is truly one of a kind," the dedicated
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