Did you know that a 2-liter bottle of Fanta Orange contains the juice of two and a half oranges? Fanta has been linked to the fruit since the 60s, when it arrived in Spain, along with symbols that have marked an era such as the Seat 600, the Beatles and the baby boom.
Mothers have always appreciated the Fanta brand and given it to their children. Our generation knows how to enjoy like nobody else… and they know what they like.
Fanta Orange y Fanta Lemon they are already part of our more recent history.
The essence of Fanta lies in its naturalness. Fanta uses in its production juice that comes from more than 400 million oranges and 260 million lemons, creating the mythical Fanta Flavor that is known to all of us.
Little by little Fanta has been growing and evolving with us, and that is why they have been launching new varietiesas Fanta Zero, which has no added sugars, for example, in the case of Fanta Zero Orange only those that come naturally from fruit juice, and Fanta No Bubbles, with all the flavor of Fanta, without bubbles.
At Fanta they have opted for a clear philosophy committed to quality, innovation and care for the environment. For this reason, they strictly comply with international quality standards and the production and bottling processes have been significantly improved so that the containers are increasingly light and recyclable.
That is why it has been the consumers themselves who have awarded, in the last two years to Fanta Zero and Fanta No bubbles with the Innovation Grand Prize 2009, as product of the year in the category refreshments.
What is your favorite Fanta flavor?
En recetin, we also live on advertising :) anyway we are sorry that you felt it as such. As you will see below, we have published a recipe whose base is orange Fanta, we leave it here for you to enjoy. https://www.recetin.com/pollo-a-la-fanta-de-naranja-%C2%BFo-de-limon.html
my mother !! It is one thing to advertise and another to lie in this way! How can you say that Fanta is healthy? Is it healthy to bring some orange juice? Why don't you say how much sugar is in a 2-liter bottle? I tell you, 258 grams. Yes, to drink that juice of 2,5 oranges you have to drink the entire 2-liter bottle, with its consequent 258 grams of sugar, not to mention the preservatives. If that is healthy, let God come down and see it. Do not play with people's health, putting "healthy soft drinks" and "Fanta" in the same sentence has no name. Well yes it does, fool people.