Comparing Fanta Orange Soda
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I don't know if this is the case here , but in Asia it's not unusual to have a production date rather than an expire/use by date.
Why does this comment say 1 month ago? Isn't this a new video on November 6?
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@@Maro-HamasakiThat is 100% the case.
@@StacyL.usually videos that are just food reviews I'll put out in the middle of the week and I have recently old food saturday, if I'm in a mood to really make videos I might make half a dozen in a day and I'll put them up on patreon immediately where they'll sometimes sit because I only post one a week
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Holy crap, as a German where the fanta is like the bosnian one the US one looks like strait out of an cooling reactor from a Nuclear Power Plant
As a French I can't agree more!! Looks awfully scary!
I'm British and I fully agree! Our Fanta here is the same as the Bosnian one. It tastes delicious and I drink it all the time. But the American Fanta - yikes! Pure koolaid!
Same in Norway
I couldn't agree more lol, uk Fanta is the same as the Bosnian one. 😂😂@cooling reactor from a nuclear power plant..
The colour of my piss after a heavy weekend when I was younger
You are spot on about all the dye additives in everything...seems 98% of all food and drink in America is so highly processed and we're all highly addicted to it.
He’s amazed by everything. 😢😢😂
I used to drink about a gallon of soda everyday, I was always tired and felt terrible every morning. About 6 months ago I stopped drinking soda completely and I’ve never felt better.
I'm not surprised with the version of Fanta you got in the US... Yikes, that's koolaid! Try the European version, it's delicious and made with orange juice - I'm in the UK and I drink that all the time.
@@LittleKitty22it's still full of sugar, horrible for you to drink a gallon a day. Sure maybe a glass every once in a while is ok... But you're better off without it. It's not the same as drinking fruit juice, it's still a soda made with like 5% fruit juice
@@BudgeProjects Not quite a gallon, lol - that was the person writing the original comment that said that, but about 2 liters (less than half a gallon). Thing is, I need the sugar due to very low blood sugar levels. I pass out if I don't regularly consume sugar. My doctor is refusing to treat it, or investigate why I got such low blood sugar levels.
A gallon? Dude how long have you done this, it‘s a miracle you’re still alive!
I knew the burps were coming 😂👍
@8:55: The Japanese bottle has a serving size of 100mL instead of 591mL (1 bottle) for the US bottle, so you'll need to factor that in when comparing the sugar content. Once you do that, the total sugar in the Japanese bottle is 61g compared to 73g; however, the sugar content by volume is nearly identical with 12.2g per 100mL for the Japanese bottle and 12.4g per 100mL for the US bottle.
Most of the recycling areas I have encountered want you to leave the cap off of plastic bottles. The reality is that plastic is not terribly recyclable. Only a small percentage of it is recycled, the rest just ends up in a landfill. It is one of the myths created by the plastic/petroleum industries. Aluminum and glass can basically be recycled an infinite number of times.
P.S. Do not put pizza boxes in the recycler unless your local recycling company specifically allows it. The grease/cheese/residue can contaminate the rest of the recyclables.
More of these, please! I'm from Europe, from Hungary, and i really want to know, how different these things are in the US, compared to the stuff we got here!
Edit: that cap design, which one the bosnian Fanta has, it's fairly new, they serve for easier recyclability.
Overall American groceries are much worse than European ones. Really low quality standards and a really odd food laws. They can pretty much use anything unless it's proven to be harmful. Europe, and I guess most other countries, have laws where the companies FIRST have to prove that what they use in their processed food is safe. The US is all about securing profit for companies...
You're stuff is definitely healthier then what we have here in the US
I’m from America and I despise our Fanta when I went to Europe I thought the Fanta was sooooo good
On the Japanese Fanta bottle, I actually like the art it has on the label. For European Fanta, don’t know if it’s true, but in the wake of California’s Food Dye Ban, I heard a rumor that they and other drinks as well as European candy will be sold there as a result.
As a Croatian, I can translate Bosnian. It says on 100ml, there are 10,2 grams of sugar, meaning there is at least 51 grams of sugar in a 500ml bottle. I think that also means for a japanese one. There is no way only 12 grams of sugar are inside that bottle. Also, you are not supposed to snap off a cap off a bosnian one, the idea is that cap is always connected to the bottle to comply with some weird plastic waste laws in Europe.
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I know a Croatian, and he says in his hometown including Bosnia it's largely publicly dumped garbage everywhere including in the shopping centres, and Bosnia has waste laws fucking hilarious oh the irony.
We got the new caps in Norway too but only on Pepsi and Coke, but for some reason not on the store brands. It's a clever plan to make the soda go flat while in the fridge.
As a person who is very sensitive to all dyes, especially red and blue, I appreciate your videos that show different variations in drinks and foods here in the USA. It's an atrocity that we allow this kind of thing to happen in our country.
If people buy it, they’ll keep making it.
@@Sandman2007 sad but true... The American government doesn't care about it's people 🤷🏻♂️
And honestly I mean it's up to the people I don't think most people over there care enough to get it removed/banned...
@@anthonyc8951I don’t want the government mixed up in that. The customers make the rules. If they decide in mass not to purchase radioactive orange Fanta, then it would be poor business to keep producing that product.
@@Sandman2007 it's the FDA (government) that regulates that stuff and puts it out there for people to consume and of course a lot of American people will be gullible enough to buy it... We have a lot of food colourings here in the UK that are banned including yellow no. 5 and 6 and red no. 40.
If i saw, and calculated correctly then the sugar contents are american 12.35g, japanese 12.2g and european 10.2g per 100ml
So would make sense that the European one is the more sour
In Japan we do have many chemicals in food. Japan does not ban many chemical banned in USA or Europe. The Japanese shade colour here is to make it more natural look and desirable as citrus beverage to people (¬_¬)ﾉ
wow this is really weird. Here in canada i figured we would have the same as you guys but ours is not that toxic orange color. its also not sour like the japanese ones so it must be another variation. seems every country has their own :o
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Love this kind of content. Would be interesting to see the US Fanta compared to Canadian and Mexican Fanta. Cheers.
Yeah, they usually have the Mexican glass bottles at grocery stores in US also. I get the Mexican coca-cola. They use real sugar instead of corn syrup. I think that might be the only difference.
Im from Texas, we get Mexican soda by the truckloads here in our grocery stores. Mexican Coca-Cola and Fanta is actually pretty amazing. I always get the Mexican orange Fanta and it taste just like a real orange and they come in cool 70's style ribbed bottles. They use real cane sugar there because its readily available in Mexico and its grown a lot there in the tropical regions. Its strange at first if youre used to corn syrup but after a while you realize how much better it is. Its kind of like comparing cheap store brand soda to name brand.
What I find crazy is a lot of these companies that make foods that are worldwide is that even though a lot of the companies are American they actually produce better products under EU laws, for example any nutrition bar in Europe has to contain real fruit whereas in there own country (America) they are given substitutes and additives.
That’s the thing I love being from the UK is the tough food laws from the EU. It is shocking for US residents that these companies chose to give lower quality foods to their home country because the laws are so relaxed
Ehhh did you forget about Brexit?You aren’t under EU restrictions anymore, guarantee your food standards are going to drop.
@@bid84 damn dude who hurt you? Just because we aren’t part of the EU doesn’t mean we are going to suddenly drop restrictions that we agreed to. Also the fact the UK declined a deal with trump at the time which would of led to us slumping to the poor regulations that the US has tells me otherwise.
@@celsteer941 Just stating a fact, literally the very union that governs food standards you have opted out from. Which is not ideal when as a country you are a heavy net importer of calories.
There used to be a soda drink called Orangina that was sold in this country. I loved it. Its color and taste was identical to that Japanese Fanta you drank…a little tart, but also sweetened (Orangina also had some orange pulp in it). Today, the only way to get it is to order it directly from the manufacturer in France (not even Amazon sells it, at least in the USA). It would be interesting if you could get a bottle of Orangina and compare…I think you would enjoy it. Keep making these great videos, I really enjoy them! 😊
We have that in Canada
Orangina is still a thing in Europe. I think it's Algerian-French orginally but I guess the name was sold multiple times now to some global beverage manufacturer. Yes, it was Cadbury- Schweppes and is now Suntory (Japan).
Rating on the Fantas:10/10. Rating on those carbonated roars at the end: 10/10!😂
12g sugar is probably incorrect. In europe you often have the ingredients in g/100ml. That makes these labels universal. You can throw them on a 2L bottle or on a small one. So if you divide the US suger by 5.91 you end up with 12.35g/100ml which is exactly the same
Because FANTA is actually a German invention,you should have get FANTA from Germany instead from Bosnia 😉
The bottle from US is marked as 1 serving, though the Japanese bottle is marked as 5 servings so a total of 60 grams of sugar. Just wanted to note that incase you didn't notice; the sugar content difference is not as significant as you mentioned.
The Brazilian Fanta follows the same color pattern as the American Fanta. I believe the taste should be similar too. I prefer Fanta from Europe and from other countries which don't use artificial colors as much
In the UK in the 90's we used to have Sunkist and I always preferable it to Fanta then it disappeared! Ironically it was the same colour as the dark orange American Fanta.
I don't believe you could drink a 6 pack of the Japanese ones and not get as much sugar as 1 of the American sodas. Geez! 😳
It's pretty close. Reread that Japanese label. Servings per container is 5. Total sugar times 5. The US one is one serving. It would be 6 servings if the bottles were the same. 16 oz vs 20 oz
As an european Kid i approve that european fanta its sours when you take your first sip!
Also referring to my last comment I don't know if you know but we've actually banned a lot of those food colourings here in the UK including yellow no. 5 and 6, and red no. 40 (what you get in takis)
i love eu fanta compared to americas i wish we wouldn't use fake coloring in everything idc what my drink looks like
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Imagine drinking American Fanta out of a can. The cancer causing coloring would be even more pointless
I'm not sure if the English translation is wrong on the bottle or if Fanta is an exception, but pretty much all soda here in Japan is sweetened with "Grape Syrup" rather than Corn Syrup.
Love the videos btw! ❤
It's interesting to see how how much these companies push their products to the borders of regulations, I'm from Italy and they say they use real sicilian oranges to make fanta, you can actually see the particles of orange in the bottle, kind of shocking to know in the american ones there aren't oranges at all
Wow that's interesting, I'm in the UK and I drink a lot of Fanta. Our Fanta is made here in the UK and it's made with orange juice from concentrate. There's no particles in it. It's delicious though and very refreshing.
Orange soda from italy is on another level (also their other traditional soda drinks). Italians have a very refined taste, and almost everything related to food is of better quality than the eu standard. Im from croatia, about 30miles south from trieste, and we do all our big grocery shopping in Italy, its also cheaper even with gas included. I always stock up on aranciata and also pompelmo soda...
I grew up visiting my grandparents in Spain in the 1980s and the Fanta there was always special with a better taste, often served in a glass with ice. Fanta was also very popular in South Africa where I spent some time as a kid but it was not as good. I remember when grape Fanta came out - that was huge. Then came lemon Fanta! Fond memories.
I was in the Philippines. There you can get Sprite and Coke but no Fanta. It's called royal there and it tastes diffrent to my german Fanta.
Thanks for the video because I'm planning on moving to Japan and I like the Anine girl on the Japanese Fanta bottle and the European Fanta use sugar not high fructose corn syrup and the japanese used both real orange juice and orange extract
We in Switzerland also have the yellow ones
The American ones look disgusting to me, like they gone bad 20 years ago and left to rot at the sun
From Serbia, not Bosnia, but perhaps they were sold from Bosnia?
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Loved fanta orange since I was a kid still do they used to serve it in my school at dinner time in a paper cup was so good after you just finished your dinner I found it always made you more thirsty tho like you just wanted more 🤤🤤 of course ours is the normal version on the right lol 👌🏻🇬🇧
That’s crazy the Japanese bottle of 500mL says that it’s 5 servings.
Talk about prettying-up the percentages for daily values…
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If you like sugarless soda, try Zevia. It has many different varieties and none of them contain aspartame or dye. They are sweetened wit stevia and are all as clear as water.
Don't buy Dr... Get orange, grape or root beer lol
If you got Dr. and you will regret drink it.
I was hoping you'd drink all of them!!!
This is interesting, never knew throughout my life that Fanta orange in Japan and Europe had different tints and tastes and American Fanta was just food dye, these videos teach me a lot and the old food stuff is just so interesting, keep up the great work NEW&M/Post10.
I am not calmed by many things in this anxious life, but I watch videos of you going out waging wars with clogged culverts or comparing international Fantas, and it does the trick!
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The European bottle cap is a new one. It is designed to stay on the bottle and you should recycle them together.
Actually, I had no idea that American Fanta is that different even in its color, looks kinda more artificial, I’d say.
Just recently, I had an experience with American made Hershey’s “strawberry” syrup, which turned out to be a thus flavored corn syrup - I did realize it when I took my time and examined the bottle. Decent in taste, but still, I’d rather go for the real strawberry one, not artificially flavored stuff.
Oooo the moment I saw the European Fanta I knew they were that way is because they don’t have the yucky color chemicals
they have carotene coloring, but thats probably better than the other coloring agents
The foreign ones look more appetizing to me.
Look up the history of Fanta sometime, you will be in for a bit of a surprise.
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Due to regulations, the European cap is not supposed to come off.
wow I didn't know the fanta in america looked different from the ones here in europe
I wish you'd say excuse me after you burp. Maybe that's no longer a manners thing though because you're not the first person I've seen belching really loudly in a vlog with out saying "Excuse me". Is that old school and an unnecessary social grace now? I'm older so I'm actually not certain. I was taught to try to not burp loudly and to say "excuse me" after I burped, that's what most boomers were taught.
People with manners were taught to say "Excuse me". The burping isn't pleasant nor funny to me .
The European Fanta has gotten more sour over the years. I stopped drinking the normal fanta because of it. There already is a Lemon Fanta if you want the sour stuff.
I don't get why they made the orange fanta more sour as well.
Maybe they did lower the sugar content and that's why. I never checked the lables as a kid 15+ years ago
I used to love Fanta in the UK but when they started adding sweeteners instead of sugar that ruined the taste for me, same with most other fizzy drinks here the only ones left with sugar and no sweeteners is coke and irnbru 1901.
I tried telling the person im living with how bad the food is nowadays with all the added dye and sugar and shes like its new and improved its better then back then... i remember when stuff didn't have that much 💩 in it, even in the 90s there wasn't all this added stuff.
Sugar & color dye
Can Change a favor some
And how sour each are as well
I live in germany. Here is everything strikt, you cant do things like in the usa. Im glad that we have it here like this. Even the water out of the sink is very good. The germans always make sure that they put good things in it
Check out the serving size on that Japanese version. I think it said 5 servings within that 16 ounce container, so that may be throwing off all of those sugar numbers. The American version is one serving size of 20 ounces.
FDA not cares about profits
Do you have any other decades foods & drinks.
Post, please let me know if there's any belching in this vid...
I'll know whether to watch it or not!
hell yes there is 😆
6:27 what happen with your finger?
Pepsi and Coke started to put your horrible American caps on bottles here in Europe😢. But there is a new law coming into place that brings bottle caps that cannot be taken off the bottle nice for the environment but sucks to drink from the bottle with the stupid cap sticking on the top.
You can still rip it off. Its actually not a new thing, we had that for a while a couple decades ago here in Europe and it went away because people just ripped it off anyway. And there is really no harm in that if you screw it back on as opposed to throw it away. I guess its just a measure to deal with the percentage of idiots who would do that - and are hopefully too weak to rip it off, or else its pointless. 😅
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This was made in Serbia not in Bosnia.
I was hoping for a good healthy burp. Thanks for that end :)
Great video but we all know orange crush will always reign superior!
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The bottle from Japan had a cancer warning on the bottle that wild! Great content
They are very strict about dyes in other countries. It's ridiculous that our country doesn't. Our country is weird!
I haven't seen the Mexican Fanta girls commercial in a while.
I can vividly remember the jiggle, I mean jingle.
I would still buy the same amount of everything if it didn’t have as much food coloring. As long as the flavor is there.
Buuuuuurrrrrrp ! lol
14:17 =D
The reason the Japanese has the corn syrup at the 1st place, it's probably because it has orange juice + water for liquids, whereas the US one only has water. This is why products in the US often have corn syrup + high fructose corn syrup, to lower their place in the ingredient list, instead of having only one of them but in first place!
Make a comparison video between European and American chocolate. That would be interesting.
And make sure to pick chocolate from Switzerland and Belgium. 😊
@@GaniscolMy man. Finnish Fazer brand chocolate is perhaps one of the highest quality chocolates in Europe.
I'm from France (where the Fanta is sour) and I've never seen a USA Fanta...not a fan of that drink anyway but the American one disgusts me even more
Funny how people from the United States love drinking soda that have unnatural and saturated colors lol
Anyway great video :) the Japanese bottle is my favourite
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It isn't that American's want these phony colors, and such, the domestic marketing arms insist on it. Frankly they answers to TPTB and want to ded as many of us as possible.
73 grams of sugar. SMH
Whenever I go to America, I'm always horrified by the amount of food coloring.
Fanta in Canada is similar to the US one. They just call the dyes differently. But they are the same dyes. Allura Red = Red 40 and Sunset yellow FCF = Yellow 6.
I should note that the US Fanta sugar is the entire bottle, but the Japanese was for 100 ml serving and the Bosnian one had 100 ml and 250 ml servings.
The Japanese one is 5 servings per bottle.. The US serving is one bottle.
I find it interesting how the presumably same product is different across the world in taste. Each region/country has their own preferences. But the extent of unnatural coloring in US products is alarming, even if you ignore the health aspect of it and just consider the look, I find the US Fanta unappealing due to the coloring. It doesnt even pass as blood orange, its almost like a bottle of paint...
Interesting comparison, Post. I like it that you are always open to explore new things, also from other countries! Maybe you can do this too when you go to Canada, take some stuff from there to test.
Soon, the United States ones will be more similar to the international ones, as the FDA announced no more brominated vegetable oil. It will really affect regular Mountain Dew the most.
I used to loooove Sunny Delight until I found out it had this stuff in it. That probably explained its “smooth” texture.😫
Try Australian, United Kingdom and Chinese Fanta now you'd have a different flavour profile.
12 grams of sugar. It’s most likely 12 grams of sugar per 100 grams of the soda, so 12x5 grams in a single bottle. Nutrition facts is like this in Sweden where I live, it’s measured per 100 grams.
Actually would you be up for trying to order something i saw a while back? Japanese horse flavored ice cream. Squid ink flavored. Red bean. Purple sweet potato. Crab and others. Not sure how easy it would be to get but just a thought. I couldn’t lol. Thx ✊🏻
I honestly never been a fan of Fanta orange soda but will drink it if it's around once and awhile
The U.S. puts so much unnecessary crap into food. I have a food allergy disease which makes my esophagus close down on most foods. I just spent two weeks in the UK, and had zero food issues. The U.S. needs to clean up our food.
When ww2 broke out, the world boycotted Germany, so they had to make everything, including soft drinks. That soft drink was fanta...
They probably use different oranges between the European and Japanese Fantas. Just like Florida and Californian sunny d is different. Though that could be a whole different video. How does sunny D compare from different countries?
Here in the Philippines, Fanta is called Royal and has the same taste as Fanta despite Royal was being bought by Coca-Cola Philippines in 2007 as the local marketer of Fanta. Royal is more popular in the country even though its around 100 years old.
So just if you aren't aware, the reasoning behind why foods and such are dyed or crossbreeded is so it appeals more to people.
Ex: Oranges are more green with some slight orange ever so slightly. The issue is people tend to see that as unripe. So a certain type of gas, waxed or even dyed is used to make the orange look fresh which appeals to the general population who will buy it.
In other countries, it was however banned due to long-term consumption leading to health risks.
So color is extracted from the vegetables and fruits to give that hue although it is a lot lighter. Crossbreeding mind you isn't a bad thing, all foods you are eating are from some type of crossbreed.
11:37 You pulled the European cap off 😂. The European one has a clever cap. You don’t pull it off. It’s so you don’t lose the cap and you can screw it back on. The cap never leaves the bottle when you drink it.
😭😭 the big burp
I bought a gunger ale from a store that was a year expired. I still drank it, but after only a year it was more than half way to flat
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