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As McDonald restaurants at the national level are starting to kiss theirPopular Hi-C Orange Lavaburst FarewellThere is a new drink at the drink to take its place. Unlike its HI-C predecessor; This new drink is gaseous and will be availablealone At McDonald's sites.

The new fruity drink is called Tropicberry Sprite. This is true, refreshing soda and lemon-citron limit without caffeine deploys a brand new flavor exclusively for McDonald locations. The new soda has a traditional basic flavor of lemon and lime, with a mixture of tropical inspired flavors, according to a McDonald representative, we talked to.

As the Hi-C Orange Lavaburst went progressed from May 1st, the tropical sprite will be available. Although it is unclear, which locations will be the first to serve the soda on May 1, it will be deployed from May to July. After July, all locations will begin to transport this flavored tropical pop.

McDonald's locations are encouraged to continue to sell HI-C Orange Lavaburst until they are exhausted, how much the tropical sprite will be available. Although the nutrition information is not yet available, it is believed to be similar to a regular sprite: 140 calories, 38 grams of carbohydrates and 38 grams of sugar in a 12 ounce portion. Although Tropicberry Sprite's ingredient information is not yet available, regular sprite is manufactured with carbonate water, high fructose corn syrup, citric acid, natural flavors, sodium citrate and of the sodium citrate. Sodium benzoate.

On aShared Memo on RedditThe new sprite drink sprite is in partnership with the contract of McDonald with Coca-Cola. Sprite Tropicberry will be sold exclusively by McDonald's, which means people fall in love with the new soda, they will only be able to get it to the fast food chain.

Although the tropical flavor is new, it is not the first time that Sprite has ventured in the field of fruit flavored sodas. From 2003, Sprite started selling "remix" flavors in three varieties: tropical, Bercyclear and Aruba Jam. Although these sodas have been interrupted in 2005, Sprite released the tropical flavor for a limited time in 2016 under the name "tropical mixture". This flavor has been described on theWebsite of the company Like a "familiar taste of lime-lime with delicious flavors of strawberries and pineapple." Even if it's under a different name, it looks like the new drink for McDonald's will have a similar flavor profile. (Until we get the nutritional information, however, we still do not know if it ranks among our30 drinks instances in the planet.)

It will be interesting to see how customers react to this new drink - especially since the favorite HI-C Orange Lavaburst favorites will be removed from the menu.

Original photos with the permission of Facebook,McDonalds.