During World War II, Coca-Cola's German branch faced a major problem: trade restrictions made it impossible to import the ingredients needed to make the iconic drink. In response, Max Keith, the head of Coca-Cola Germany, improvised a new beverage using ingredients available in wartime Germany, like whey and apple pomace. This drink was called "Fanta," short for "fantasie," reflecting the creative thinking behind its invention. Fanta quickly gained popularity in Nazi Germany, and after the war, Coca-Cola embraced the drink, turning it into the global soda brand we know today. 🍹✨
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