The Coca-Cola Co. just announced its newest limited-time soda, and it’s a combination of Sprite and tea that was initially floated by a team of interns six years ago. Sprite + Tea just hit ...

In 2023, it was a viral trend to put tea bags in Sprite. Now it’s a real product: Sprite + Tea, now in bottle and can form. Here's our review of it.

The latest drink of the moment is the recently-released Sprite + Tea, which, according to The Street, came from a viral TikTok trend of people dipping their teabags into Sprite.

The 1986 game Shenron no Nazo introduced three new fighters created by Akira Toriyama. They were never seen again, ... Toriyama made full concept art for the characters, and the developers turned them ...

Sprite Blends Lemon-Lime and Tea for New Limited Edition Release: Inspired by a viral trend and launching in partnership with Eastside Golf.

Sprite is about to drop a new flavor. The company announced on May 19 that it is launching a new limited-edition summer flavor. "Sprite + Tea" is directly inspired by consumer consumption and the ...

Sprite just bottled a viral TikTok trend — literally. What began as a flavor hack and an intern-led research project has blossomed into a full-blown retail release. The final formula combines ...

Sprite + Tea began as an intern research project that drew inspiration from a social media trend wherein consumers put tea bags into Sprite. When the trend garnered millions of views on TikTok, ...

What if your crisp, fountain Sprite tasted like a sweet treat? TikTokkers have discovered a hack to get a secret menu item at McDonald’s: Cotton Candy Sprite. TikTokkers have discovered Cotton ...

Scientists found Sprite is an effective cure for a hangover because it speeds up the body's processing of acetaldehyde. A study published in 2013 found drinking Sprite may help alleviate hangover ...

If they tell you they don't have it, chances are they're lying. 'Cotton Candy' Sprite is a popular treat that people say you can order at McDonald's. The drink is said to be on McDonald's "Secret ...

A sprite can be over and done in about 10 milliseconds; that’s about 20 times faster than the blink of an eye). 8. You need as wide an aperture as you can manage. Sprites are actually quite bright ...