List of Pepsi variations
List of Pepsi variations
Pepsi is a carbonated soft drink produced and manufactured by PepsiCo. Since its creation, Pepsi has introduced a variety of flavors and product lines to cater to different tastes and preferences. Below is a list of notable Pepsi variations.
Regular Variations[edit | edit source]
- Pepsi - The original cola-flavored beverage.
- Diet Pepsi - A low-calorie version of the original Pepsi.
- Pepsi Zero Sugar - A zero-calorie, sugar-free version of Pepsi.
- Pepsi Max - A sugar-free cola with added caffeine and ginseng.
Flavor Variations[edit | edit source]
- Pepsi Wild Cherry - Pepsi with a cherry flavor.
- Pepsi Vanilla - Pepsi with a vanilla flavor.
- Pepsi Lime - Pepsi with a lime flavor.
- Pepsi Mango - Pepsi with a mango flavor.
- Pepsi Blue - A berry-flavored Pepsi with a distinctive blue color.
Seasonal and Limited Editions[edit | edit source]
- Pepsi Holiday Spice - A limited-edition Pepsi with a blend of holiday spices.
- Pepsi Fire - A cinnamon-flavored Pepsi available for a limited time.
- Pepsi Ice - A mint-flavored Pepsi available in select markets.
- Pepsi Salted Caramel - A limited-edition Pepsi with a salted caramel flavor.
International Variations[edit | edit source]
- Pepsi Ice Cucumber - A cucumber-flavored Pepsi available in Japan.
- Pepsi White - A yogurt-flavored Pepsi available in Japan.
- Pepsi Azuki - A red bean-flavored Pepsi available in Japan.
- Pepsi Twist - A lemon-flavored Pepsi available in various international markets.
Caffeine-Free Variations[edit | edit source]
- Caffeine-Free Pepsi - The original Pepsi without caffeine.
- Caffeine-Free Diet Pepsi - Diet Pepsi without caffeine.
Other Notable Variations[edit | edit source]
- Crystal Pepsi - A clear, caffeine-free version of Pepsi.
- Pepsi Next - A mid-calorie version of Pepsi with 30% less sugar.
- Pepsi Natural - A version of Pepsi made with natural ingredients.
- Pepsi Throwback - A version of Pepsi made with real sugar instead of high-fructose corn syrup.
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