This is the Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Oreo, a collaboration between the two iconic brands, released in September 2024 alongside Coca-Cola-flavoured Oreo cookies, and described as ‘fizzy cookie flavoured’.

The beverage had an opaque dark brown hue, similar to regular Coca-Cola, with strong carbonation. When consumed from the can, it lacked any aroma distinct from regular Coca-Cola. However, when poured into a glass, it revealed distinct notes of Oreo cookie, with vanilla and rich cocoa hints. Chilled, the initial sip tasted like a sweet, vanilla-flavoured Coke. Subsequent sips, however, revealed more complexity, with cocoa undertones emerging mid-sip and becoming more prominent in the finish. There were also brief savoury notes as the bubbles cleansed the palate for a clean aftertaste. While the typical acidic notes of Coca-Cola were present, they blended harmoniously with the cocoa and vanilla flavours of Oreo.

We later tried the frozen slush version from McDonald’s, which had a similar flavour profile. Overall, this Coca-Cola and Oreo collaboration was surprisingly enjoyable and worth trying.

This Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Oreo contained 250 mL. It was produced in Australia and purchased in Sydney, Australia in 2024.