Jones Soda is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a sugary-sweet drink that is designed to taste like birthday cake. While consumers can already purchase cake-flavored beer, cookies and breakfast pastries, now they can enjoy a soda infused with the same delicious flavors.
The new limited-edition Birthday Cake Soda helps to celebrate the company's 20th anniversary. The new drink is designed to taste like birthday cake, which means it has a sweet, candy-like flavor. Despite the ultra-sweet flavor, the soda actually contains five percent less sugar than other Jones Soda products. This is because the drink is made with cane sugar instead of refined sugar.
The new cake-flavored soda will be available in select stores as of February. It will also be available online, with the added option to create your own customized label.
Birthday Cake-Flavored Sodas
This Sweet Soda is Designed to Taste Like Birthday Cake
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Industry Implications
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