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Published 08:44 1 Apr 2018 BST
Updated 10:43 1 Apr 2018 BST

Coca-Cola said in a statement: "Not only do they promise to be the perfect tasty, sugar-free refreshment, but they’ll also double-up as the ideal accessory for any brunch time social media photo – guaranteed to see the ‘likes’ rolling in."
According to the Mirror, they describe the flavours as:
• Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Avocado – Forget smashed or blended, this new flavour infuses the subtle, creamy undertones of amazing avocado with that great Coca-Cola Zero Sugar taste. Both delicious and nutritious, this gorgeously green pick-me-up is guaranteed to make your socials grow.
• Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Charcoal – Cleanse, refresh and revitalise with a Zero Sugar supercharge. Loaded with activated charcoal, creating a smooth and rich flavour, this miracle in-a-can pairs-perfectly with your favourite Instagram filter.
Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Sourdough – Crafted with care, superbly sour and bursting with fermented flavours. Packed with crumbly goodness – so you can start the day in the right way with a mouth-wateringly good snap of this wild-yeast infused Zero Sugar treat.
Alec Mellor Marketing Manager at Coca-Cola Great Britain said: "We’ve listened to millennials and that’s why we have decided to introduce these exciting new flavours to the Coca-Cola Zero Sugar range.
"We’ve scoured Instagram for the most in-demand food trends to enhance your mind, body and soul and we expect the avocado army to clean them off the shelves in no time."
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