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Sprite is gearing up for the holiday season with the launch of its latest flavor, Vanilla Frost. Blending Sprite’s signature lemon-lime taste with a touch of vanilla, this festive edition has fans excited for a new twist. The flavor will be available in regular and zero-sugar options at Kroger in December.
Sprite Unveils Holiday Vanilla Frost Flavor, Blending Citrus and Vanilla, to Excited Fan Reactions
Sprite embraces the holiday season with its latest flavor, and fans eagerly anticipate the new release. The Coca-Cola-owned brand is set to launch Sprite Vanilla Frost, a flavor that blends Sprite’s classic citrus taste with a hint of vanilla, evoking the cozy essence of baked goods during the holidays. Available in regular and zero-sugar varieties, the new flavor will hit Kroger shelves in December, potentially expanding to other retailers later in the winter.
Food blogger SnackGator took to Instagram to announce the upcoming flavor, and fans quickly expressed excitement. One fan commented, “Okay, I love this, and I will try it,” while another shared, “Definitely wanna try this. I want to see how the vanilla is gonna mix with the lemon-lime.” The enthusiasm continued with remarks like, “Sprite going hard lately,” and even a humorous comment, “I now have a reason to live. Thank you, baby Jesus.”
However, some fans were disappointed by the flavor’s limited initial availability. One fan wrote, “Sprite vanilla is my favorite! It better come to non-Kroger stores,” noting that Kroger only operates in 35 U.S.
Sprite Vanilla Frost Debuts After Success of Sprite Chill, Offering a Festive Twist for the Holidays
The excitement for Sprite Vanilla Frost follows the success of Sprite Chill, a limited-edition flavor that debuted earlier this year. According to Parade, the press release for Sprite Chill highlighted its unique blend of cherry-lime flavors with a proprietary cooling agent that created an elevated sensory experience without mint. Felicity Boucetla, senior director of product development for sparkling flavors, explained that “consumers today are looking for multisensorial beverage experiences,” the new flavors are designed to meet that demand while maintaining Sprite’s refreshing signature taste.
With Sprite Vanilla Frost on the horizon, fans are ready to enjoy the brand’s festive twist on a beloved classic.
