Pepsi Flavors Variety Pack, Wild Cherry, Mango, Original, 12 Ounce Cans (18 Pack)

What’s not to like. Tiny treat. Real sugar. Not mamby pamby high fructose crapola. Quality OG Taste. Attractive design so much so we cut out the bulb. Glowed them together into ornament for fun.Only problem is they ship in a self destructive way. Amazon refunded me for delivery where a can exploded due to handling at drop off. On video saw the driver accidentally drop the box. Though since a second order learned do not get this box of cans delivered in the same box with other stuff. Order it on its own so it’s less likely to be packed with other items. Like for sub and save. Soda everywhere sucks. May cause leakage. And cans will dent.I like this soda and can’t find it local. When it’s on sale get a box for a morning treat. So much caffeine packed in the little can do an early day treat.For a treat this is a favorite. When ordering be aware of a potential issue with shipping delivery.

I'm a Pepsi LOVER! I even love the SMELL of Pepsi. I can EASILY smell the difference from any other soda. I have been drinking it for over 50 years. So, I have to say I was pretty heartbroken years ago when they switched to high fructose corn syrup as the sweetener. I actually hated it so much that I stopped drinking soda. It was just too sweet. SO when they finally came back out with the real sugar Pepsi, I was thrilled. It is especially nice to have the smaller cans too, because I really can't drink the larger ones at one time. So it's a Win-Win and a happy camper! Thank you Pepsi for the REAL SUGAR!

Look, we all know soda is not great for you. I treat myself to a small can of Pepsi a couple of times a week. It is not easy to find Pepsi made from real sugar rather than high fructose syrup. I used to buy Coke made in Mexico for this reason. They come in 16 oz bottles so I was spending a lot and wasting a lot as well

Better than the corn syrup version. Will not be buying regular Pepsi as long as this is available. Why cola companies don't use real sugar in all their drinks, is beyond me. It might be a little more expensive of an ingredient versus corn syrup but real sugar definitely makes it taste better.

This was definitely a curiosity-motivated purchase. I'd heard about nitrogen-infused beverages for years but never actually encountered any in a store as far as I know. Possibly because I'm not a beer drinker. When this popped up on my recommendations, I decided it was worth trying. In the goal of making a novel product that's smoother and less bitter than a normal Pepsi, it definitely succeeded. You wouldn't think the size of gas bubbles would really make that much of a difference in "texture" but it does. And, not being a fan of carbonated/seltzer/tonic water, I did like how much richer both the Pepsi and Vanilla drinks were without that carbonated bitterness. But, as to how many times did I pour things correctly to experience it at its best? That I can't tell you. What I can tell you is that I wasn't a natural and I wound up with 4 messes to clean up. Including one on the edge of a very nice keyboard that happened despite a plate being held beneath the can before opening it. I know the packaging said not to shake ... but I think their definition of "shake" would be my version of "bump" or "sway" because I certainly didn't shake any of the cans ... but it did more better the more time I allowed to pass between the time I retrieved a can from the fridge and set it down on the table .... and I then tried to open it to pour it. There is a technique to it and would not be surprised at all if there's a Pepsi tutorial video dedicated just to that. But, mess aside, it was good. I started off drinking one of each ... but wound up finishing off the Pepsi first and then the Vanilla. Probably would have drank the Vanilla first if it was a straight Creme Soda instead of a Vanilla Pepsi. As an individual, I'd see this as a cool treat to enjoy if I find some directly in a B&M store. But, I could see it (and some regular Pepsi) being an interesting party game where people are doing taste tests to compare a regular Pepsi, a Pepsi Nitro, and a cold bottle of spring water flavored with Soda Stream Pepsi syrup (no carbonation or nitrogen bubbles!) to see which one people really do prefer.

When it comes to drinks and other large or heavy things, your local store is usually cheaper. But my local store runs out of these Pepsis in all sizes, and I'm obsessed. HFCS makes me feel gross, and non-sugar sweeteners have had some odd effects on me, but these sodas are delightful.Your mileage may vary, but I find these small cans to be about as much as I want to drink. I used to slam 2L bottles, but I'm guessing that the glucose is spiking my blood sugar and setting off all the correct signals for satisfaction.Pepsi and a few others had a can issue a few years back, and I remember getting a lot of popped cans. Never had a problem recently, though.

This Pepsi has the best cola flavor to me. Perfect sweetness and bold cola flavor with actual carbonation in it! Fresh tasting. I don’t find the Coke brand tastes at all similar. Cute mini can size. Excellent container.