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.
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.