For daytime revision, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar and Pepsi Max are options when sugar per can is the deciding factor: Joybuy UK and Pepsi UK respectively list 0 g sugars per 330 ml can, but both standard formulations contain caffeine. If revision runs into the afternoon or evening, check for an explicitly caffeine-free variant; if you prefer Coca-Cola Original Taste, its Joybuy UK listing gives 35 g sugars per 330 ml can.
A 330 ml can is a convenient portion to compare across multipacks. Joybuy UK lists 0 g sugars per can for Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, while Pepsi UK lists 0 g for Pepsi Max; check caffeine separately if that matters to you.
If avoiding caffeine after lunch matters, look for a pack explicitly labelled caffeine-free. Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Children's Health advises young people to avoid caffeine after lunch; a standard zero-sugar cola label alone does not establish that a drink has no caffeine.
For several people or revision sessions, compare the can size and count before choosing a pack. Tesco Groceries lists 24 × 330 ml formats across several cola variants, including regular, zero-sugar and no-caffeine options.
Choose when: You want a daytime 330 ml cola can with 0 g sugars, as listed for Coca-Cola Zero Sugar by Joybuy UK and Pepsi Max by Pepsi UK.
Bear in mind: Both standard formulations list caffeine, so zero sugar does not meet a caffeine-free requirement.
Choose when: Avoiding caffeine later in the day matters; Tesco Groceries lists no-caffeine cola variants in 24 × 330 ml packs.
Bear in mind: Check the exact variant and its nutrition label rather than transferring details from a standard diet or zero-sugar can.
Choose when: You specifically want Coca-Cola Original Taste rather than a zero-sugar variant.
Bear in mind: Joybuy UK lists 35 g sugars per 330 ml can for Original Taste, compared with 0 g for its Coca-Cola Zero Sugar listing.
| Priority | What to check | Your needs |
|---|---|---|
| Sugar per can | Compare the nutrition panels for the exact 330 ml variants. Joybuy UK lists 35 g sugars for Coca-Cola Original Taste and 0 g for Coca-Cola Zero Sugar; Pepsi UK lists 0 g for Pepsi Max. | I want to know how much sugar is in each can before making it a regular part of revision snacks. |
| Caffeine | Read the variant name and ingredients; standard Coca-Cola Zero Sugar and Pepsi Max list caffeine. For a no-caffeine choice, confirm that wording on the chosen pack. | If I am revising after lunch, avoiding caffeine matters more to me than whether the front of the can says diet or zero sugar. Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Children's Health advises young people to avoid caffeine after lunch. |
| Pack format | Check both the number of cans and the volume per can. A 24 × 330 ml pack contains 24 individual cans, not one large bottle. | For a shared household pack, I need a can count that fits the number of people and revision sessions planned. |
| Ingredients | Check the label of the exact variant. Pepsi UK lists aspartame and a source of phenylalanine for standard Pepsi Max and Diet Pepsi. | Particular sweeteners or label statements matter in my household, so I need to read the ingredients on the pack I choose. |
Standard Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Pepsi Max and Diet Pepsi list caffeine, despite their sugar-free positioning.
If you need to avoid caffeine, choose an explicitly no-caffeine variant and check the ingredients on the exact pack.
The sugar amounts differ between named products: Joybuy UK lists 35 g per 330 ml can for Coca-Cola Original Taste and 0 g for Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, while Pepsi UK lists 0 g for Pepsi Max.
Read the per-can nutrition panel before deciding which formulation to keep with revision snacks.
Original Taste and Zero Sugar provide two distinct formulations in the 24 × 330 ml format listed by Joybuy UK.
Pepsi UK provides ingredient and nutrition information for standard Pepsi Max and Diet Pepsi.
Tesco Groceries is a retailer reference for checking how named cola variants are listed in 24 × 330 ml packs.
These 24 × 330 ml can options cover explicitly no-caffeine variants, standard zero-sugar cola and Coca-Cola Original Taste. Check the exact variant against your sugar and caffeine requirements.
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The explicitly no-caffeine variant is relevant when avoiding caffeine during later revision. This pack contains 24 × 330 ml cans; check its per-can nutrition and ingredients on the delivered pack.
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Choose this named caffeine-free variant rather than assuming standard Pepsi Max has the same formulation. The pack contains 24 × 330 ml cans; check the delivered label for its nutrition and ingredient details.
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For daytime revision when sugar per can is the concern, Pepsi UK lists 0 g sugars per 330 ml for standard Pepsi Max. This 24-can variant is not labelled caffeine-free; Pepsi UK also lists caffeine, aspartame and a source of phenylalanine for the standard formulation.
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This 24-can option suits a comparison focused on sugar per can: Joybuy UK lists 0 g sugars per 330 ml. The standard variant lists caffeine, so choose an explicitly caffeine-free product if that is your requirement.
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This is the regular Original Taste choice in a 24-can pack. Joybuy UK lists 35 g sugars and 139 kcal per 330 ml can; its product information also lists caffeine, so account for both when choosing a revision drink.
No. Standard Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Pepsi Max and Diet Pepsi list caffeine. If you need to avoid it, choose a variant explicitly labelled no caffeine or caffeine-free and check the exact can.
Check whether the cola contains caffeine rather than relying on its sugar description. Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Children's Health advises young people to avoid caffeine after lunch because it can make falling asleep harder.
Joybuy UK lists 35 g sugars per 330 ml can for Coca-Cola Original Taste and 0 g for Coca-Cola Zero Sugar. Pepsi UK also lists 0 g sugars per 330 ml for standard Pepsi Max; check the panel on the precise variant you buy.