Per Diet Coke’s ingredient label, its primary sweetener is aspartame, and since ingredients are listed in order by weight, it’s reasonable to assume that it contains much less acesulfame ...

Aldi’s Summit Diet Cola is the brand’s generic version of Diet Coke. The pop features a similar silver can with red lettering, and almost an identical ingredient label—except that Aldi’s ...

When Coca-Cola's new Diet Coke flavors hit store shelves in mid-January, serious soda aficionados may notice a new ingredient on the product's label--acesulfame potassium, or Ace-K. The artificial ...

Diet sodas first hit the market in the 1950s, coinciding with a shift towards healthier eating habits. As more people grew conscious of their sugar intake, soda companies saw an opportunity.

In fact, diet soda seems like a great alternative to regular old pop, because all those numbers on the nutritional label read zero—no calories, carbs, or sugar.

Diet Coke's ingredient list is fairly simple: according to the label, the main ingredient is carbonated water. Aspartame is the third ingredient on the list, which means it is one of the top three ...

Coca-Cola Life, distinguished by its green label, is marketed as a “natural” and “green” low-calorie beverage in (what else?) a fully recyclable bottle that’s made with 30% plant material.

Diet Coke took a hit when aspartame was labeled a possible carcinogen by the World Health Organization. We tasted five alternatives, some better than others.