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Sugar substitutes like sucralose, used in drinks including sugar-free Red Bull, are a common choice for people trying to cut calories or reduce their sugar intake.

The sugar free version assures me this is a combination of artificial flavors. We've got a new seasonal Red Bull to try, along with last month's special Pink Edition. Let's see how each turned out.