New York (CNN Business) McDonald’s has heard the complaints and is bringing back the fan-favorite Hi-C Orange drink after a nearly four-year absence from soda fountains.
McDonald’s (MCD) has created a special website to track the re-arrival of the beverage. It will be updated on a weekly basis and can be used by entering a zip code. Hi-C will join Fanta Orange in McDonald’s soda fountains, making its “legendary orange drink roster once again complete,” the company said.
Bringing in the rear, sodas that are most acidic are: Diet Pepsi,Dr Pepper, Squirt, Lemon Brisk, Pepsi, Coke and Cherry Coke have high acidic levels of 3.031, 2.899, 2.898, 2.525 and 2.522 pH levels respectively. And the king of soda acidity, with the lowest pH, is RC Cola, possessing a frightening pH level of 2.387.
If you want to choose the safest soda, then root beer is your best bet. Root beer has the lowest acidity levels of any other soda, averaging between 4 and 5. A&W root beer has a pH level of 4.75, and Barq’s is at 4.47.
What is the replacement for Hi C Orange Lavaburst?
Hi-C Orange Lavaburst, a non-carbonated drink, was replaced in 2017 by Sprite Tropic Berry, a carbonated drink that was made by Coca-Cola exclusively for the chain. The removal of the beloved drink after about 60 years on McDonalds’ menus sparked outrage from irate fans and a petition on Change.org. McDonald’s ( MCD) has created a special website …
McDonald’s said in a release that its return was prompted by boisterous fans on social media that have “passionately asked for us to bring it back over the years.”. McDonald’s is bringing back Hi-C Orange in the coming months. Hi-C Orange Lavaburst, a non-carbonated drink, was replaced in 2017 by Sprite Tropic Berry, …
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