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Mexican Fanta Orange, 24 ct, 355 mL bottles
Mexican Fanta Orange Glass Bottle, 12 fl oz, 24 Pack
69,99 $
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Mario –
It taste like typical American fanta. The glass saids different but it taste the same.
DeAngelo Williams –
Kinda surprised how bad these are but I could
Only have a bad batch. But I’ve never experienced this with the sprite or cokes. But the Mexican orange Fanta comes off flat and they have pretty much no carbonation even after letting them get freezing cold there is still no carb. It tastes like drinking really cold flat pop. Imo stick with the Mexican sprite and coke.
Dale Berman –
The Mexican Fanta in a glass bottle is my favorite soda. I know soda is not good for you but sugar is my only vice. This is made with cane sugar. I also like NuGrape cane sugar bottle soda. It is hard to find Mexican Fanta becasue they are not manufacturing it right now. Hopefully they will start again. I used to buy it at the Smart & Final markets.
Henzo Broquee –
there’s nothing like it.
and surprisingly enough, the price breaks down to 15c / oz. which is well within the range of other orange soda or sparkling juices.
(and yes, I realize HFCS "fanta" or crush are going to cost way, way less than that.)
there are a lot of more convenient (the 2day shipping, the not-coming-in-a-brick-of-24-glass-bottles) alternatives, but nothing can really compare to oldschool fanta.
some recommended not-quite-alternatives, for the curious:
in order of my personal flavor preference:
1. Ocean Spray – Sparkling Citrus Tangerine (19c – 22c / oz)
tie-2. Izze – Clementine (8c – 9c / oz)
tie-2. San Pellegrino – Aranciata (10c – 12c / oz)
3. Switch – Orange Tangerine (11c – 13c / oz)
……
d/q. Blue Sky – Organic Orange Divine Soda (7c – 8c / oz) ((gross sugar-seltzer with a vaguest hint of orange))
Bernie –
If you’re even looking at buying this you already know the real reason why…
hamzaawan –
I bought these because of gas, but there was no gas in it. The taste was so bad. I wasted my money on this product, its better to buy from chipotle.
Zack –
No corn syrup, do you need another reason?
Bruce H. –
Tast goog
Sarine Alaverdyan –
The Mexican glass is better then the can ones, the flavor is better!
Gabriel N. –
Never had any problem with it. Best Fanta!