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Mtn Dew is rolling out in the US for a limited time its new flavor, which imitates the taste of fruit cake.
The red Mtn Dew Fruit Quake, sold in appropriately festive bottles and cans, is billed as a "bold" spin on the "dated" holiday classic.
Mtn Dew says its Fruit Quake drink merges its iconic citrus flavor with a blast of the fruity taste of the holidays.
The beverage firm warned not to expect Mtn Dew Fruit Quake to drink like liquid fruitcake.
Furthermore, replicating a traditional fruitcake is not Mtn Dew’s goal.
Mtn Dew noted that fruitcake is the holiday dessert no one wants to eat, so they're swapping the dated dessert with a tastier treat.
Thus, the Mtn Dew Fruit Quake supposedly tastes better than a fruitcake with the bonus of having caffeine.
