Yep, it's like Coke Zero vs Diet Coke: 10x the flavor and 10x the calories.
Coke Zero and Diet Coke are both noncaloric.
If you’re playing the same games they play on the label, sure. There is less than one calorie per serving.
(Edit: in Diet Coke. Not too sure about Coke Zero).
What game is played? To me it seems pretty straightforward that for both the actual caloric content is ~0.
I believe it’s .4 calories per serving which is less than one and which rounds down to zero, but it’s not approximately zero by a long shot.
How is 0.4 kcal "not approximately zero by a long shot"?
Especially when compared to a standard coke with around 150 kcal.
Well, it’s almost half a calorie, to begin with.
By the time I finish the can I'll have Burned through more than 0.4 calories.
0 × 10 = 0
...that's the joke.
Coke Zero and Diet Coke are both noncaloric.
If you’re playing the same games they play on the label, sure. There is less than one calorie per serving.
(Edit: in Diet Coke. Not too sure about Coke Zero).
What game is played? To me it seems pretty straightforward that for both the actual caloric content is ~0.
I believe it’s .4 calories per serving which is less than one and which rounds down to zero, but it’s not approximately zero by a long shot.
How is 0.4 kcal "not approximately zero by a long shot"?
Especially when compared to a standard coke with around 150 kcal.
Well, it’s almost half a calorie, to begin with.
By the time I finish the can I'll have Burned through more than 0.4 calories.
0 × 10 = 0
...that's the joke.