European Fanta Orange Soda 6-Pack of Cans 6 x 330 ml

My husband loves real orange Fanta from Europe. This is it! Not like what you buy in the US. Too bad it is so expensive.

This is not to be confused with Italian Fanta. This is listed as European Fanta, it is actually the Great Britain brand of the product that has dyes and vegetable oils and artificial sweeteners. Originally, real Fanta is Italian and it uses real orange juice, sugar, citric acid,lemon juice and and carbonation. It has no artificial sweeteners, no dyes, no vegetable oils, and no high fructose corn syrup. This product that I received is the same sugary syrupy Fanta with the artificial dyes and colors that we sell in the United States. It's from GB not Italy. Very disappointing.

This is way better than the version we get in America. Loved it and arrived faster than I thought.

Tastes a little like it has orange juice in it. Also tastes less processed (in a good way)

This is a review of THIS particular order, NOT European Fanta in general. I have loved GERMAN Orange Fanta ever since my first sojourn in Germany 50 years ago. Mixed with Coke it makes a great drink called Spatze, which, being a non-beer drinker, allowed me to go to Oktoberfest and enjoy the ambiance and schnitzel with a mug in my hands (even if it WAS more expensive than beer). Even in my diabetic old age, I have discovered that mixing this with Coke Zero makes a close approximation of the drink of my youth. HOWEVER, this particular order had a strange flavor to it that is NOT the same as the Fanta I remember from my past, nor the other "European" Fanta I have gotten from Amazon before. It reminded me of Italian Soda, which I definitely don't like. Now, I know that there is artificial sweetener in today's Fanta. This is NOT the canner's decision. This is a EU regulation to reduce the amount of sugars in food and drink that children consume. Soon little pudgy German children in Lederhosen will be a thing of the past. But I digress. The other Euro Fanta I have ordered from Amazon had the artificial sweeteners mandated by the EU, but still was close enough to the original to make a decent Spetze. The difference is where it was CANNED. The Fanta I have had that came from Germany, Ireland, and the Czech Republic all tasted normal, in spite of the artificial sweeteners. THIS batch was canned in GREAT BRITAIN. Of course since BREXIT it shouldn't be called European Fanta, but ENGLISH Fanta, so that people who like the real thing can avoid it. I hope that the purveyors of this soda on Amazon will have the good grace to advertise the country of origin in the future. If they do, avoid disappointment by avoiding ENGLISH Fanta.