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The Internet Still Doesn't Quite Know What Coca-Cola Move Tastes Like
By LAURA HOLLIDAY
Can of Coca-Cola Move in front of soda-filled glasses
Sometimes new beverage flavors are so abstract, we can't put our finger on how to describe them. The latest mysterious beverage comes from none other than Coca-Cola, who has partnered with Grammy award-winning singer Rosalía to create a confounding concoction that fans can't quite figure out.
Woman's black jacket featuring Coca-Cola Creations logo in red
Coca-Cola Move is the latest in the brand's Creations series — a line of sodas characterized by the moods they evoke, rather than their flavor. Coca-Cola describes the soda as "A taste inspired by transformation," and the vague description has inspired fans to try the product for themselves, and post their theories online.
Promotional poster of singer Rosalía holding can of Coca-Cola Move
According to TikTok, popular guesses are strawberry, vanilla, cream soda, cherry, and cotton candy, while other guesses across the internet include coconut, popcorn, rosé, and most unusually, sun tan lotion. It is unknown whether the truth behind this mysterious, divisive beverage will ever bubble to the surface.