Coca-Cola quietly discontinues popular flavor as shoppers say 'you can still make it at home'

COCA-Cola fans have mourned the end of a fan-favorite soft drink, but they may have found an at-home solution.

In an X post (formerly known as Twitter), Coca-Cola confirmed the flavor was discontinued.

A customer reached out to the brand asking if the Cinnamon Coke had been discontinued from stores.

The company responded with the confirmation.

"Unfortunately, Cinnamon Coke was a limited-edition flavor and was only available while supplies lasted," the brand confirmed.

"Thanks for being a flavor fan and we'll let the team know you'd like to see it back again."

HOME MADE COLA

The Coca-Cola can be made with four ingredients, food blogs claimed.

The Cinnamon-flavored soda can be made with cinnamon bark syrup, a lime wedge, ice and Coca-Cola, according to Kerry Food Service.

Customers can combine 12-ounced of the soda with a half ounce of the bark syrup to replicate the taste, the recipe said.

Coca-Cola has taken to X to confirm several other fan-favorite flavors are fully discontinued.

In August, the company confirmed that it axed the Orange Vanilla Coke.

The company said the drink combined vanilla with a hint of orange into the classic crisp Coca-Cola finish.

Customers begged for the brand to bring back the flavor on X.

"The other weird flavors you're coming up with are gag me," one customer claimed.

Coca-Cola also stated it discontinued the zero-sugar version as well.

The company also discontinued some other non-name brand drinks.

Coca-Cola discontinued the Strawberry Cucumber Aha sparkling water - customers have expressed dismay at the decision.

"I need this in my life again," one customer cried.

"It's all I can think about."