Coca-Cola launches limited edition drink that divides the nation - Where to buy it

One Coca-Cola fan commented under a Facebook post by Newfoodsuk: "I really want to try them."

Another started planning their next trip to Iceland, saying they "might have to go". A third stated: "I tried this and it was surprisingly good."

Some Coca-Cola enthusiasts compared the beverage to cream soda. One fan said it "tastes amazing".

One Coca-Cola fan was not convinced though: "I've just drank one this eve, tastes like Diet Coke to me - nothing Oreo about it."

Others were unimpressed with its taste. A social media user said: "My son spat it out - it was so embarrassing lol." Another said that the concoction "sounds vile".

Back in August, Coca-Cola GB and Ireland posted about the news on Instagram: "No one expected it, but everybody wanted it. Coca-Cola Zero Sugar and Oreo are now besties forever (or for a limited time).

"Stay tuned to find out how to get your hands on the limited-edition drink in September."

To this, Oreo UK and Ireland responded: "Stay calm, it’s happening bestie."

When they heard the news about Coca-Cola's new beverage, one excited fan said: "Oh wow, my favourite things combined."

Another rejoiced: "I can't wait. My two favourite things are together finally! Even if it's a limited-edition thing."

A third said they were "extremely looking forward to trying this".

Britons can snap up a can of Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Oreo Limited Edition 250ml for 85p in Iceland.

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A 24-pack of cans is available at Your Coca-Cola for £21.50.

In other food news, McDonald's has launched a new menu this week including the return of "iconic" items.

The restaurant company will welcome exciting drinks, burgers, sides and sweet treats for fast food fans from September 4.