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Fanta Tutti Frutti taste test: top banana or bad apple?

Patrick Vogt
6.3.2025
Translation: Jessica Johnson-Ferguson

No sooner have I admitted to being a sucker for soft drinks than a new flavour rocks up at my house: Fanta Tutti Frutti. My teammates and I tasted it and weren’t impressed.

Wow, that was quick! It was only recently that I wrote a piece about Coca-Cola Orange Cream in which I expressed my love of sweet fizzy drinks. Sadly, I haven’t had the chance to try the new Coke taste, as it’s currently reserved for the USA and Canada. Instead, my infatuation is bearing fruit in other ways.

But I’m always happy to be proven wrong, so I try to go into the Fanta Tutti Frutti tasting with an open mind. Admittedly, just like my teammates, I wasn’t able to shake all my scepticism.

Of the three fruit flavours it contains, banana is the dominant one – when you crack open the can and when you take a sip. I like bananas, so I’m not put off by that. But I’m soon sick of the taste, so definitely not going for a second can of Fanta Tutti Frutti. I can only make out a hint of peach, and fail to detect any pineapple.

De gustibus non est disputandum

So we put Fanta’s latest creation to the test and thought it was mediocre at best and god-awful at worst. But as the saying goes, one man’s meat is another man’s poison. So if Fanta Tutti Frutti has piqued your interest, why not give it a try? Worst case, you don’t like it. Best case, you’ve found your new favourite drink.

Fanta Tutti Frutti should soon be available from our range. Until then, you can enjoy Fanta’s more established editions, all of which I prefer to the latest one. As I said, you just can’t trust something branded Tutti Frutti.

Have you tried Fanta Tutti Frutti yet? What do you think? Let us know in the comments!

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I'm a full-blooded dad and husband, part-time nerd and chicken farmer, cat tamer and animal lover. I would like to know everything and yet I know nothing. I know even less, but I learn something new every day. What I am good at is dealing with words, spoken and written. And I get to prove that here. 


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