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The Definitive Diet Coke Ranking

Keep calm and drink Diet Coke out of a can.

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The Definitive Diet Coke Ranking

I love Diet Coke. It is my coffee and my water. I crave nothing like I crave Diet Coke. You could say I'm an addict. My mom won't buy it for me sometimes, but I still love and need my daily dose of Diet Coke. When people tell me it causes cancer, I respond with "I may die young, but I'm enjoying my DC today." Although I don't love many things as much as I love Diet Coke, I'm very particular in how I drink the best drink known to man.

1. In an Aluminum Bottle

This doesn't even taste like Diet Coke, so I don't know why this has ever been a thing. (@Coca Cola)


2. In a Bottle

I love Diet Coke an insane amount; however, I will drink it out of bottle in almost no scenario. It gets flat way too quickly, and the fizz lasts only when you open it. Also, this has little to no crisp whatsoever.

3. 1.5 L Bottle


Because the only time this is actually acceptable is when everyone is filling up cups with this, and even then, I'm still questioning it.

4. A Can

Truly the best way to drink DC at home. No taste can compare to the crisp, cool feeling that fills your mouth when you take the silver aluminum can out of the refrigerator. Even though I personally love room-temperature Diet Coke, a cold one will do the trick. This also takes a while to get flat, so yay. BRB—while I go get another one.

5. A Fountain Diet Coke

This is the holy grail of Diet Coke drinking. The crispness is forever crisp, it's always cool, and there are (normally) always refills. It is honestly one of my favorite parts of a dining experience.

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