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An early version of Diet Coke, TaB proudly boasted about how few calories it contained and was one of the biggest names in the low- and no-calorie soda market back in the ’60s and ’70s
There were several variants of the drink made, most notably TaB Clear, which was a colourless cola. No calories, no colour – Tasted marginally like Cola with 87,000 chemicals thrown in for good measure.
In October 2020, Coca Cola announced that TaB was finally being discontinued.
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Proving once again that you can sell anything with adverts featuring a bikini-clad sex goddess with a 2″ waist and ‘something to hold on to’ hips.
