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24 x 330ml cans - Coke Zero - Clubcard Price


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Offer from tomorrow 19/07 at Tesco running until Sunday , showing online and will be in store (Tesco Extra / Superstores) . £6 Clubcard price for 24 cans of coke zero, 25p a can.
Please note based on previous promos may exclude NI and Tesco Express store pricing maybe higher.

24 x 330ml cans - Coke Zero £6 Clubcard price
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Please note based on previous promos may exclude NI and Tesco Express store pricing maybe higher.

24 x 330ml cans - Coke Zero £6 Clubcard price
- Sparkling Low Calorie Soft Drink with Plant Extracts with Sweeteners.
- A low-calorie sparkling soft drink with zero sugar and the great taste of Coca-Cola.
- Coca-Cola Zero Sugar is a sugar free, low-calorie soft drink with the great taste of original Coca-Cola.
- Coca-Cola Zero Sugar is the perfect drink for when you want all the taste of Coca‑Cola, without the sugar or calories.
- Coca-Cola Zero Sugar is the perfect drink for when you want all the taste of Coca‑Cola, without the sugar or calories.
- Coke Zero Sugar is a sugar free, low calorie soft drink with the great taste of original Coca-Cola.- Zero sugar
- - Zero Calories
- - Contains plant extracts and sweeteners
- - Contains a source of Phenylalanine
- Serve ice cold for maximum refreshment.
- Contains 24 individual 330ml cans.
- Keep one cold in the fridge
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sorted byThe World Health Organisation has 3 categories. Class 1 (the worst) contains things like Tobacco and Alcohol. Things known to cause cancer. Class 2A, is a probable link to cancer and includes things like red meat. Class 2B, which is where Aspartame has been categorised, is a possible risk of cancer. In the same category is Aloe Vera and pickled vegetables.
In a 70kg adult, they would need to drink roughly 14 cans a day to be at risk. Who is managing this, seriously? In a 10 year old child at around 32kg, they'd need to drink 6 cans a day. Which is more doable, but again, who is letting their children drink 2 litres of Coke Zero a day?! Very few people I imagine.
These limits have not changed since the 80s. WHO was satisfied with these reported levels again in their report. So ignore all the alarmist reactions to this news. Coke Zero (and other aspartame based drinks) are perfectly safe.
Oh and heated OP. (edited)
Wonder was the offer we had only in Northern Ireland
You'd have to drink a lot of cans within a day, literally 15+ to be affected..
Sad, sad times we live in!
Cans are thinner and taller now, it seems.
Ordered a few more items to make the 8.1 mile trip worthwhile.
slightly cheaper option
costco sell the 30 cans for £7.18 so 24p per can.