Most Americans have experienced the simple pleasure of cracking open an ice-cold Coca-Cola on a cold day. That first carbonated sip tastes equally sweet and refreshing. Whether you’re a fan of Diet Coke, Cherry Coke, or another variation, the consensus is usually the same: Coca-Cola’s recipe is delicious.

President Donald Trump said Wednesday beverage giant Coca-Cola has agreed to use cane sugar in its U.S. drinks.

TV Star Turns Heads on Red Carpet with Epic Diet Coke-Themed Attire originally appeared on Parade. Meg Stalter knows how to make a red carpet moment.

Coca-Cola's response was posted under a Fox News report of Trump's annoucement on X, formerly Twitter, which said: "President Donald Trump celebrates a new win for the 'MAHA' movement as Coca-Cola announces it's switching from artificial flavoring to real cane sugar—earning the president's praise as the popular drink gets a classic makeover."

"It's just better!" he wrote on Truth Social. Here's what we know about his announcement, and what it could mean for prices.

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that Coca-Cola has agreed to use real cane sugar in its flagship soft drink in the U.S. at his suggestion — though the company didn’t confirm such a move.

Will Coke really follow through with Trump's announcement? And will it make you healthier? The answer isn't terribly surprising.

The scrutiny over Coke’s sweeteners began Wednesday, when President Donald Trump announced that Atlanta-based Coca-Cola Co. had agreed to switch to using cane sugar in the regular version of its beverage manufactured in the U.S.

Too Much star Megan Stalter attended the Las Culturistas Culture Awards in Los Angeles July 17 sporting a fizzy outfit inspired by Diet Coke.

President Donald Trump stirred up social media Wednesday with a bold claim: Coca-Cola is about to ditch high‑fructose corn syrup in favor of real cane sugar, just like the beloved Mexican version.