Canned soft drink · Bottled in Thailand by Thai Namthip (Coc
Sprite lemon-lime soda (Thai 325 ml can)
สไปรท์ เลมอน-ไลม์ · Sprite lemon-lime
A clear, colourless carbonated lemon-lime flavoured soft drink in a slim 325 ml can, the Thai-market version sweetened with a mix of sugar and low-calorie sweeteners.
Not cooked: carbonated water blended with sugar syrup, acids, flavouring and sweeteners, then canned. Served chilled or over ice — the can even says 'shake gently, serve cold, avoid direct sunlight'.
A photo can't see the kitchen. This is what the dish usually contains: always ask, especially with an allergy.
Commonly contains
- Carbonated water Base of the drink
- Sugar Label states 4.5% sugar; 14 g sugars per can
- Acidity regulators: citric acid (INS 330), sodium citrate (INS 331(iii)) Give the sharp lemon-lime tang
- Preservatives (INS 202 potassium sorbate, INS 211 sodium benzoate) Listed on the Thai can
- Sweeteners: acesulfame potassium and sucralose Used alongside sugar to cut calories in the Thai formula — relevant if you avoid artificial sweeteners or have PKU conce
- Natural lemon and lime flavouring Citrus flavour concentrate
- Stabiliser (INS 290 / carbon dioxide) Carbonation
Ask about
- Exact sweetener blend Coca-Cola Thailand reformulates for sugar-tax reasons; check the current can if you avoid sucralose or acesulfame K
- Ice and glassware at the shop If you are drinking it poured over ice at a food court, ice is fine but the glass may have held milky or nut-based drink
- Refill/fountain versions Fountain Sprite from a shared dispenser can carry traces of milk-based or other drinks from the same nozzle
Not usually in it: peanuts, treeNuts, shellfish, fish, gluten, dairy, egg, soy, sesame
Diets
- Vegetarian: usually fits Ingredients listed are water, sugar, acids, flavouring and sweeteners — no animal-derived ingredients declared
- Vegan: usually fits No animal ingredients declared on the Thai label
- Halal: ask No alcohol or animal ingredients declared; Thai Coca-Cola products are widely accepted, but check for a halal mark if th
- Kosher: ask Thai-produced cans are not certified for the Thai market; certification varies by country
Estimate per plate
Per the label: 1 can (325 ml) = 60 kcal, total carbohydrate