Coke Introduces A “Healthy” Alternative

Here’s what Coke’s stevia-sweetened “Coca-Cola Life” looks like. Green means healthy right?   (via Business Insider)
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Coke Introduces A “Healthy” Alternative

Here’s what Coke’s stevia-sweetened “Coca-Cola Life” looks like. Green means healthy right?   (via Business Insider)

Words: Bailey Pennick

June 19, 2014

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Here’s what Coke’s stevia-sweetened “Coca-Cola Life” looks like.

Green means healthy right?

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(via Business Insider)

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