Slammin’ Soda Made with Coca-Cola
160 Cal
Experience a classic soda like never before. Denny’s Slammin’ Soda Made with Coca-Cola elevates the iconic flavor with a generous swirl of sweet cream. This delicious, fizzy concoction is then finished with a zesty lime slice, creating a perfectly balanced and uniquely satisfying “dirty soda” experience you’ll crave again and again.
View Nutrition Summary
160 Cal
Energy Cal
0 g
Total Fat
40 mg
Sodium
49g
Carbs
49g
sugars
0g
Protein
Nutritional Information
Nutritional Information | quantity per serving |
---|---|
Energy (kcal) | 160 |
Serving Size | 12 oz |
Calories | 140 |
fat (g) | 0 |
Calories from Fat | 0 |
Trans Fats (g) | 0 |
Saturated Fat (g) | 0 |
Chol (mg) | 0 |
Sodium (mg) | 40 |
Carbs (g) | 49 |
Fiber (g) | 0 |
Protein (g) | 0 |
Sugar (g) | 49 |
Ingredients:
Allergens:
How to make Slammin’ Soda Made with Coca-Cola:
Practical tips to get the most from it:
Order cold and fresh: Ask for extra ice or a chilled glass to keep the cream texture light and the lime sharp. The contrast between cold cola and sweet cream is what makes the drink sing.
Customize smartly: Request more lime or a straw so the cream mixes slowly, or ask for a light pour of sweet cream if preferring less sweetness. For a lower-sugar feel, pick Coca‑Cola Zero variants at locations that offer them in the Slammin’ lineup.
Timing matters: Sip your drink soon after it arrives to experience the perfect balance before the cream settles too much. If you take your time, the cream may thicken on top, altering the mouthfeel, so occasional gentle stirring can keep the flavors harmonious throughout.
Pair with the right bites: This creamy cola goes surprisingly well with salty snacks or light desserts. Think crispy fries, salted nuts, or vanilla ice cream to elevate your tasting experience. The saltiness contrasts the cream’s sweetness, creating a delightful interplay of flavors.
Complementary Food Pairings:
Pairing suggestions
– Burgers and fries: The cream softens cola’s tang while lime cuts through fried richness.
– Sweet breakfasts: Pancakes or waffles match the sweet cream for a dessert-like combo.
– Spicy items: Tacos or buffalo-style dishes benefit from the drink’s cooling cream and citrus lift.
Why these pairings work: The drink balances fat and spice with acidity and sweetness, which makes it versatile with many diner staples.
Calorie Breakdown:
Total per serving: ~160 calories (as reported at Denny’s). Key contributors include:
- Carbonated Coca‑Cola base: primary liquid calories
- Sweet cream: concentrated sugars and fat
- Lime wedge: negligible calories but big on flavor
For comparison: a regular small fountain cola often ranges 90–150 calories; the cream addition explains the higher count here.
How Long Would It Take to Burn Off all those Calories:
Estimated burn times for ~160 calories (varies by body weight and intensity):
- Walking (3 mph): ~35–45 minutes
- Jogging (6 mph): ~12–15 minutes
- Cycling (moderate): ~20–25 minutes
These are general estimates. Activity trackers or metabolic calculators provide personalized results based on weight and effort.
How to Enjoy the Slammin’ Soda Made with Coca Cola:
Serving tips
- Sip first, then stir gently to combine cream and cola for an evolving flavor.
- Use the lime wedge to taste-test acidity levels—squeeze a little at a time until balance feels right. This layered approach highlights each component.
Availability and Locations:
Denny’s offers the Slammin’ Soda lineup at many of its U.S. locations. Variations include mixes with Sprite and Dr. Pepper as part of the “Slammin’ Sodas” menu. Pricing commonly hovers around $3.69, though local franchises may differ.
For up-to-date availability and menu additions, check Denny’s site or ask staff—many restaurants adopt limited-time offerings quickly.
Right time to grab it:
The drink suits mid-morning indulgence, brunch, or a late-night diner run. It pairs especially well with social outings and menu items where playful customization is welcome.
Trend context: The Slammin’ Soda taps into the broader “dirty soda” movement popular with Gen Z, where classic sodas get personalized add-ins. Industry shifts—like Coca‑Cola’s new flavor experiments and cane‑sugar initiatives—show a continued appetite for nostalgic and innovative soda experiences.