Coca-Cola fans rejoice as flavour discontinued in 2007 spotted in UK supermarkets
The rare beverage has been spotted at Farmfoods
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Coca-Cola Lime has made a surprise return to UK supermarket shelves, 17 years after being discontinued.
The beverage, originally available from 2005 to 2007 before being axed by the drinks maker, has been spotted by excited shoppers at Farmfoods stores across the country.
It combines the classic Coca-Cola taste with lime juice, offering a convenient alternative for consumers.
The innovative blend eliminates the need for customers to manually add fresh lime slices to their beverages, as noted by the drinks manufacturer.
The eight-pack of Coca-Cola Lime cans is now available at Farmfoods
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News of the drink's return was shared on the NewFoodUK Facebook Page, sparking enthusiasm among shoppers.
Social media users expressed their excitement, with one commenting they "needed" to try the beverage.
Another Facebook user described the fruit-flavoured drink as looking "refreshing".
The eight-pack of Coca-Cola Lime cans is now available at Farmfoods, which operates more than 300 stores across the UK.
Customers are advised to check availability at their local branch before visiting, with store locations available via the Farmfoods website store finder.
Shoppers were delighted by the news, with one stating: "I need this."
Another shopper echoed: "I need to try this and find some."
The comeback follows a pattern of recent product removals by Nestle and Cadbury.
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