The new Coca-Cola Freestyle machine, which creates a wide, and wild, assortment of flavors based on combinations of its portfolio of sodas and juices, and which the company has shown at futurist
conferences and other events, is being tested in Massachusetts. The company is distributing 17 of the machines in the state, to places like Wendy's and Kelly's Roast Beef. The retro-looking machines
make 125 flavors like Sprite with Grape and Hi-C Orange Vanilla.
The fountain offers 20 regular, low-calorie, and diet options of soda, ranging from traditional Coca-Cola to
PowerAde and Seagram's Seltzer Water. Consumers can add flavors like fruit punch, grape, lemon, lime, orange, raspberry, cherry, strawberry, and vanilla.
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