Sodaisn’t good for us, this is a saddiettruth that just about everyone knows by now.
However, they were phased out, here are 9 discontinued diet sodas that you’ll never see again.
Plus, don’t miss6 People Who Should Never Drink Diet Soda, Say Doctors.
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Diet Pepsi A.M.
Diet Pepsi A.M. was the diet version ofPepsi A.M.marketed in the late 80s by Pepsi.
And, of course, for Diet Crystal Pepsi,which came out in 1992.
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Tab Clear
Tab Clear was created by Coca-Cola as an answer to Crystal Pepsi.
Whatever its' purpose, Tab Clear went the way of Crystal Pepsi and both disappeared.
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This saccharine-sweetened soda with a twist of lemon was introduced in 1975.
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Supposedly,the lemon flavor disguised the off-puttingsaccharineflavor.
It was discontinued in the late 80s.
In reality, this stuff was no more healthy than the undoctored alternative and it flopped.
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Diet 7UP Gold
7UP Gold was a spicy, sugar-free soda with a hit of caffeine.
And that’s an empty can, FYI.
Want the caffeine without the sugar?
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Then Diet Jolt Cola was your best bet.
That or… coffee.
That said, both the diet and sugary versions of this soda werenixed back in 2007.
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The fans then voted on the sodas.
In the end, Diet Super Nova, a strawberry-melon flavor, won over Diet Voltage.
Ithit the shelves for 12 weeksbut never quite caught on and was discontinued.
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A previous version of this article was originally published on Mar 24, 2022.
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