Children and their innocent antics have always managed to grab our attention and make us smile. One such cute moment was captured on camera and has now gone viral on the internet.
The 15 seconds long video shows a toddler tasting Coca-Cola for the first-ever time. What made it yet more adorable was her epic reaction after trying the aerated drink.
The video was shared on Twitter from an account named Buitengebieden.
The toddler seemed to have accompanied her parents to a McDonald's outlet, where she was allowed to try a glass of Coca-Cola for the first time.
The toddler uses a straw to take a sip of the aerated drink after which she was taken aback by the drink's fizziness.
She takes a moment to analyze the taste and smiles before going back for another sip.
"Little girl tries Coke for the first time.. (sic)," the video caption reads.
Whilst some netizens described the video as "super cute", others pointed out that Coca-Cola is not a drink that should be given to a toddler.
"Little girl shouldn’t be trying Coca-Cola,” a user wrote. “Seriously! The fact that she went back for the straw... it's instant addiction (sic)," another comment read.
The video went viral very quickly, garnering more than 423k views, 14.9k likes, and tons of comments.
"Severely! The truth that she went again for the straw… it is on the spot habit," wrote one.
One other individual commented, "It's the diabetes waking up in 30 years."
"Little woman should not be attempting Coke," another wrote.
"If it's from McDonald's it's just sugary water!!," a user tweeted.
"That face is due to the bubbles, not the sugar (who says it isn’t Coke Zero anyway?). Somehow I don’t suppose you’d comment if she was drinking a healthy (high in sugar) fruit juice. I’m not a fan of coke but I’m even less a fan of pomposity," a user wrote.
"The bubbles are also very bad, mainly for your teeth, even when there's no sugar in it. Fruit juice is also bad for your teeth, the same goes for squeezed fresh fruit drinks and the latter contains also too much fruit sugar," another wrote.
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