Fantakuchen: German cake with Fanta: Fantakuchen is a German cake typically flavoured with fizzy Fanta. Today, this dessert is mainly served at children’s birthday parties and at Karneval celebrations ...

A flavourful journey into the past as we recreate the original Fanta recipe from the 1940s using ingredients and methods inspired by the era. Long before Fanta became the drink we know today, its ...

Fantakuchen is a German cake typically flavoured with fizzy Fanta. It may be called by different names like "Fanta cake," "German orange soda cake" or "Fanta sponge cake." Today, this dessert is ...

SOFT drink fans are in a fizz over Fanta Orange after a major shake-up. A new lower sugar recipe means Fanta Orange now contains 33 per cent less sugar, but shoppers are unhappy with the new taste, ...

Some fizzy drink fans have been left fuming after Fanta Orange underwent a transformation. A new lower sugar recipe means the popular soft drink now contains 33 per cent less sugar. But some are ...

Despite Fanta's slightly dark origins, it is now one of the top 10 soft drinks in both the U.S. and the U.K. The two versions are not created equal, however, with local food regulations and cultural ...

Fanta has made a big change to its recipe. The soft drink now has 33 per cent less sugar, and much of the sweetness now supported by artificial sweeteners. It's the first time the flavour has been ...

Fanta has changed - and some soft drinks fans aren't happy. The popular drink is glugged down by many a Brummie every single day. You may opt for it at Nando's, or get a vat of it at your local Odeon ...