The Dark History of Fanta: From Nazi Germany to International Flavors

TLDRIn this video, we explore the dark history of Fanta, a soda brand that was created in Nazi Germany using domestically available ingredients. It sold a million cases during the war and was used as a sugar substitute. Today, Fanta offers a wide range of flavors from around the world.

Key insights

🌍Fanta is an international brand with over 100 flavors available worldwide.

🍊Fanta was originally made from sugar beet, whey, and apple pomace in Nazi Germany during World War II.

🌐Fanta became popular in Germany as a sugar substitute during the war.

🍇After the war, Fanta expanded its flavors and became a global brand.

🌈Today, Fanta offers a wide range of flavors from citrus to exotic fruits from different countries.

Q&A

What ingredients were originally used to make Fanta?

Fanta was made from sugar beet, whey, and apple pomace in Nazi Germany during World War II.

How did Fanta become popular in Germany during the war?

Fanta became popular in Germany as a sugar substitute since sugar was severely rationed during the war.

What happened to Fanta after the war?

After the war, Fanta expanded its flavors and became a global brand with over 100 flavors available worldwide.

What flavors does Fanta offer today?

Today, Fanta offers a wide range of flavors from citrus to exotic fruits from different countries.

Is Fanta still associated with its dark history?

While Fanta's dark history is well-known, the brand has evolved and is now primarily known for its variety of flavors and international appeal.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Fanta is an international brand with over 100 flavors available worldwide.

00:23Fanta was originally made from sugar beet, whey, and apple pomace in Nazi Germany during World War II.

03:09Fanta became popular in Germany as a sugar substitute during the war.

05:44After the war, Fanta expanded its flavors and became a global brand.

08:00Today, Fanta offers a wide range of flavors from citrus to exotic fruits from different countries.