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Japan seems to be the place to be if you want wild Coca-Cola variations.
Not content with talking about putting booze in their soda, the drinks company has debuted a slushie version that does away with those Frozen Coke machines that seem to break down every so often.
Launched on Monday, the new concoction in a pouch has been dubbed “Coca-Cola Frozen Lemon,” a product which the company said has been in the works for eight years with nearly 100 different prototypes tested.
5000RT：【夏にピッタリ】「コカ・コーラ フローズン レモン」が世界初登場！https://t.co/eFVAV1YO58
「コカ・コーラ」ならではの爽快感と、クリーミーなシャリシャリ食感の組み合わせが新鮮な製品。4月16日より発売で、… pic.twitter.com/qoHSfdVf8v
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