It comes after news that Lilt is set to be rebranded as a new Fanta flavour
Following the news that the tropical fizzy drink Lilt will be discontinued as we know it, shoppers have been on the lookout for beverages with a similar flavour profile to satisfy their sweet tooth.It was reported on Monday that the citrusy soft drink would no longer be found on our supermarket shelves, but instead, will be undergoing a rebrand as a new Fanta flavour, joining fan favourites like Lemon and Fruit Twist in the brand owned by Coca Cola.
In the budget German supermarket - known for their range of brand inspired products, coined ‘dupes’ - there’s a two litre bottle of fizzy drink called Tropical Blast, and it retails at just 59p. I’ve never tried Lilt before, and so at least I wouldn’t be blinded by brand bias in this comparison. I have no loyalties in Lilt or its rivals, so it would all come down to that all important fizz and flavour.
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