It’s begun to disappear already from supermarket shelves. The promotion end date was 6/13. If you don’t find it this week, that’s why. I wrote to Pepsi (with little hope) expressing interest in seeing this...

Are there any stores in the NY Hudson Valley or Albany Capital area selling Pepsi Throwback, Pepsi Natural or Mexican Coca Cola? I occasionally find Mexican Cokes at small restaurants, but no one selling six packs or more....

I recently ate at a Taco Stand that was selling Pure Cane Sugar Pepsi in a bottle. It was so good I ordered 3 bottles, but at $2 a piece I was hoping there was another place I could get a few of these bad boys here in LA? Any help...

generally, between Recipe X cooked well, and Recipe X cooked not so well. But do you know how to measure that claim? Suppose your friend says "I can distinguish between Coke and Pepsi". How would you show that that claim is true,...

Has anyone seen kosher for Passover Coke or Pepsi in bottles smaller than 2 litres anywhere in the country? It’s probably not cost effective to make it, but I thought maybe in N.Y. Thanks, Benny

Fuddruckers has the Pepsi version...used to have Coke but changed over when they went temporarily insane I guess. The Habit in La Verne has the Coke version.

The Pepsi site only mentions the cherry and strawberry. I think they were thinking about limeberry ... maybe later if these first two sell. I haven’t seen it either, but so far I’ve only seen the first two at one...

One more “review” of Pepsi Holiday Spice. We bought a 6 pack of it, and it was used up, but not because it was any good. The name was “spice,” but I couldn’t taste any “spice” that was...

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John Nese is the Willy Wonka of carbonation.

Brace yourself for a feeling of mild betrayal: Japan’s blockbuster new summer refresher—a cucumber-based soda—is made by Pepsi.

A new Diet Pepsi ad pokes retro-fun at Beverly Hills, 90210.

Pepsi and CBS are putting a tiny television in select issues of Entertainment Weekly. Daft or divine?

Diet cola for men, Doritos with magical powers, and the wrath of coworkers who love their Bud Light.

It sounds like a late night infomercial—get healthy by drinking soda! As Coke and Pepsi prepare to introduce vitamin-fortified versions of their products, the public debates the concept of “healthy soda.”

Slate writes about the inevitable co-opting of the word “local” by giant international companies.