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If you want to buy soft drinks online, you’ll quickly find a huge selection of cola, lemonade, iced tea, fruit drinks and Asian specialities. The real challenge is matching the pack size, ingredients and intended use. A low unit price isn’t much of a bargain if the quantity doesn’t match your consumption, or if you have to use up a large opened pack in a hurry.
When choosing a multipack of drinks, don’t just look at the price per can. What really matters is the total volume, the packaging format and how much storage space you have. A 24-pack of 330 ml cans contains 7.92 litres. That’s great for households, offices or events, but it needs more cupboard space than six 1.25-litre bottles.
Names like Orange, Exotic or Lychee mainly describe the flavour. The actual fruit content is listed in the ingredients or the quantitative ingredient declaration. So when choosing fruit drinks, it’s worth checking the juice content, sugar and sweeteners.
Sugar-free drinks can contain sweeteners and still have caffeine. Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, for example, is made with sweeteners, contains 0 g sugar and 0.2 kcal per 100 ml according to the product information, but it also contains caffeine. For children, pregnant women or anyone sensitive to caffeine, you should always check the labelling on the packaging.
For on-the-go, lunchboxes and single servings, 200–330 ml packs are ideal. Cans can be stored unopened and taken out one at a time. Bottles of 1.25 or 2 litres can be a good choice for families, offices and catering customers, provided the drink is kept in the fridge after opening and used within the recommended time.
When ordering cola cans or other soft drinks on offer, also check whether the product comes in a 6-pack, 10-pack, 18-pack or 24-pack. Comparing the price per litre is more meaningful than just looking at the pack price.
The ingredients list shows whether a drink contains sugar, fruit juice concentrate, sweeteners or caffeine. Examples:
For aspartame, the statement ‘contains a source of phenylalanine’ is relevant. Allergens such as milk, soya or gluten-containing cereals should also be checked. LOTTE Milkis, for example, contains milk; depending on the product, additional information on soya or possible traces of other ingredients may be given.
Unopened soft drinks are usually stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. After opening, follow the manufacturer’s instructions. For larger bottles of iced tea or lemonade, chilled storage and consumption within a few days is often recommended. For occasional use, small cans or single-serve pouches can be more practical than a large pack.
Why this product fits the profile: The 24-pack of 330 ml cans allows you to drink in portions and is ideal for stocking up at home or in the office.
The portion size prevents a large bottle from staying open for several days. The product information also states that it is sugar-free and lists the caffeine content.
24 cans, 330 ml per can, 0 g sugar and 0.2 kcal per 100 ml according to the product information.
Why this product fits the profile: The peach iced tea is described as a directly brewed black tea with natural peach flavour, rosehip and hibiscus, and is suitable for families or entertaining.
The 2-litre bottles make the total volume clear. After opening, the recommended chilled storage within the product information should be followed.
6 bottles with a total of 12 litres, vegan and alcohol-free according to the product description.
Why this product fits the profile: The 24-pack multipack is aimed at households, offices, parties and catering customers who want to combine cola and orange in one drink.
The uniform can size makes it easy to serve at events. Ingredients and caffeine can be clearly checked before purchase.
24 cans of 330 ml each, cola-orange flavour and 37.3 kcal per 100 ml according to the product information.
Why this product fits the profile: This Korean drink combines fizz with a mild milk and yoghurt flavour, offering an alternative to classic Asian soft drinks.
The single 250 ml size reduces the risk of buying a large quantity of an unfamiliar flavour. The mention of milk as an allergen should be noted.
Korean soft drink, 250 ml, with milk powder and 44 kcal per 100 ml according to the product information.
We’ve put together a full, regularly updated list of products that meet these strict selection criteria and the safety regulations in force in the EU.
For classic cola, alongside Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, you can also choose Coca-Cola Original Taste in 18- or 24-packs, as well as Coca-Cola Vanilla. Fruity options include Fanta Orange and Fanta Exotic. If you prefer a lemony lemonade, you can compare Sprite Lemon-Lime as a 6-bottle pack or a 24-can pack.
Among Korean drinks and other Asian soft drinks, you’ll also find LOTTE Milkis Melon, LOTTE Milkis Strawberry, Jardin Blue Lemon Ade, Mogu Mogu Lychee and Jane Jane Lychee Soda. For smaller portions, Capri-Sun products are available, including Multivitamin Sugar-Free and Monster Alarm. The information on sugar, sweeteners and allergens should always be checked on the product page and packaging.
For occasional consumption, 6-packs or individual 250–330 ml packs are manageable. Families, offices and event organisers can stock up with 18- or 24-packs. Before ordering, consider your storage space and how much you’re likely to drink.
No. Being sugar-free and containing caffeine are separate characteristics. Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, for example, is described as sugar-free but does contain caffeine. The ingredients list and any warning on the packaging will tell you.
It depends on the product and the pack size. Chilled storage after opening and consumption within a few days is standard. For cans, it’s best to drink them straight away. Always follow the instructions on the product label.