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Dr Pepper Dark Berry

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 **Current Status:** | United States: Current Flavor

**Dr Pepper Dark Berry** is a Dr Pepper flavor originally released in Summer 2019 for a limited time to promote the theatrical release of *Spider-Man: Far From Home.* After the demand of bringing it back, Dr Pepper Dark Berry is now released once again in Summer 2022 promoting *Jurassic World Dominion.*

## **Description**

Dr Pepper Dark Berry is a Dark Berry flavored Dr Pepper.

## **History**

### **2019 Original Limited-Time Store Release**

Dr Pepper Dark Berry got first officially released on May 1st, 2019, lasting for a limited time until July 31st, 2019, promoting the theatrical release of Spider-Man: Far From Home. After the limited-time 2019 release, it spawned an overwhelmingly huge amount of demand for it to bring it back.

### **2022 Limited-Time Store Release**

After the overwhelming demand, Keurig Dr Pepper plans to re-release it alongside a zero sugar variant on May 1st, 2022, lasting again for a limited time until July 31st, 2022, just in time in summer 2022 of promoting the theatrical release of *Jurassic World Dominion.*

## **International Release**

### **Mexico**

In July 2019, following the American release of Dr Pepper Dark Berry on May 2nd, 2019, Dr Pepper Dark Berry got released in Mexico for a limited time. There are no known plans thus far for Dr Pepper Dark Berry to get released in Mexico in summer 2022.
Big Red

*Not to be confused with Fanta Big Red*

**Big Red** (originally known as **Sun Tang Red Cream Soda**) is a red crème soda created in 1937 by Grover C. Thomsen and R.H. Roark in Waco, Texas. It is generally classified as an American variety of cream soda, and it is the original "red cream soda." The name was changed to "**Sun Tang Big Red Cream Soda**" in 1959, and to "**Big Red**" in 1969 by Harold Jansing, then president of the San Antonio bottling plant, after hearing a golf caddy refer to the soda by that name.

## **Description**

Big Red is a red creme flavored soda that is red in color, similar to Barq's Red Creme Soda and Dad's Red Creme Soda.

## **History**

Until the late 1970s, Big Red was exclusively marketed in Central and South Texas and around Louisville, Kentucky, including parts of Southern Indiana such as Fort Wayne, Indiana. The drink is highly popular in the Southern United States and is well known for its unique taste and red color. Its unique taste, though often thought to be bubble gum, is created by mixing orange and lemon oils with the traditional vanilla used in other cream sodas. Big Red is produced and distributed by various independent soft drink bottlers including Keurig Dr Pepper, CCE, and Pepsi Bottling Group under license from Big Red, Inc., based in Austin, Texas.

Big Red was the sixth-highest selling soft drink company in the United States from 2002–2004, after Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Keurig Dr Pepper, Cott, and National Beverage Company. As a preeminent red creme soda in the Southern United States, it is a staple of many Juneteenth celebrations.

In 2007, Big Red Ltd. was purchased by Gary Smith with the backing from Citigroup Venture Capital and Goldman Sachs. Gary Smith now serves as the Chairman and CEO of Big Red and All Sport, Inc.

In 2008, Keurig Dr Pepper purchased a minority interest in Big Red, Inc. Keurig Dr Pepper distributes almost 80% of the product that Big Red sells annually. Although the production facility is still in Waco, Texas, Big Red relocated its corporate headquarters to Austin, Texas in 2009.

In Summer 2012, Big Red Inc. celebrated its 75th anniversary which gave out special prizes and with specially marked packages had this promotion.
Coca-Cola BlāK

**Coca-Cola Blāk** was a coffee flavored variant of Coca-Cola, introduced in 2006 by The Coca Cola Company and discontinued in 2008. It was available in France, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Lithuania, Canada, and the United States.

In 2021, Coca-Cola released a similar flavor called Coca-Cola With Coffee, though it has also since been discontinued.
Canada Dry Island Lime

**Canada Dry Island Lime** is a lime flavored soda made by Canada Dry.

Not much is known about this flavor, including when it was originally released. It was originally assumed to be discontinued, due to it not being on the official websites for Canada Dry or Keurig Dr Pepper. A comment on a Reddit thread stated that Island Lime was a regional flavor sold in or around the New Jersey area. Similar to how Canada Dry Vanilla Cream also isn't listed on any either official website yet still remains to be a permanent flavor.

The flavor was originally thought to be released in the 2000's, due to some images of the drink featuring the Canada Dry logo used from 2000-2010. However, an image surfaced on Worthpoint, of an older can design which appears to most likely be from the 80's.
Coca-Cola Zero Sugar

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*Not to be confused with Diet Coke*

**Coca-Cola Zero Sugar** (previously known as **Coca-Cola Zero** in the United States) is a variant of Coca-Cola that uses almost the exact formula but doesn't contain any sugar. It was The Coca-Cola Company's attempt to compete with Pepsi Zero Sugar.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar is a variant of Coca-Cola which was brown in color, similar to Pepsi Zero Sugar. Its flavor is the same as regular Coca-Cola but doesn't contain any sugar.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar was first introduced in stores of the United States in 2005 in an attempt to compete with Pepsi's Zero Sugar soda.

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar was Coca-Cola's biggest product launch in 22 years. It is primarily marketed towards young adult males and has even been nicknamed "Bloke Coke" in the United Kingdom. In the United States, advertising has been tailored to its targeted market by describing the drink as "calorie-free" rather than "diet", since young adult males are said to associate diet drinks with women. United States marketing has also emphasized its similarity in taste to sugared Coca-Cola through a 2007 United States viral marketing campaign that suggested the company's executives were so angry over the drinks' similarities, they were considering suing their coworkers for "taste infringement".

In 2017, despite increasing sales in the United States, The Coca-Cola Company announced that Coca-Cola Zero would be reformulated and rebranded as Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, intended to taste more like standard Coca-Cola while emphasizing the lack of sugar content. The new formula was first tested in the United Kingdom in June 2016, with plans to roll it out in other countries in the following months.

The move caused some vocal backlash. *The Washington Post* noted Coke Zero is very popular, and that fans compared the change to the launch of New Coke in 1985. However, *Beverage Digest* executive editor Duane Stanford noted that it was very similar in flavor and that the formula likely was tweaked only slightly as the ingredients list is the same. He noted that the rebranding was the main emphasis.

In Australia, the soda was relaunched as "Coca-Cola No Sugar" in 2017 but had trouble gaining initial acceptance.
Fanta Mango

**Current Status:** | United StatesGermanySwitzerlandChinaSouth Africa: Permanent Flavor

**Fanta Mango** is a Fanta flavor released in 2015 as a permanent flavor in the United States.

## **History**

### **United States**

Fanta Mango got released in the United States in 2015. Since its release, it has remained one of the stable lesser-known flavors lingering around alongside Fanta Grapefruit and other American Fanta flavors.

### **Germany**

In 2008, Fanta Mango got released in Germany for a limited time under a new name, "Fanta World Thailand Mango."

In 2011, it got again released as a permanent flavor as "Fanta Mango." Since 2019, its sugar content was cut and still sports the same name but zero sugar.

### **Switzerland**

In 2009, much like the German release, Fanta Mango got released in Switzerland for a limited time under a new name, "Fanta World Thailand Mango."

After a few years, it got again released as a permanent flavor as "Fanta Mango."

### **Japan**

Fanta Houjun Mango got released in Japan in 2014, and presumably, in the same year, it got discontinued.

In 2018, a similar mango-flavored Fanta called Fanta W+ Mango Charge with vitamins got released for a limited time.

### **China**

In 2015, Fanta Mango got later released in China as a permanent flavor.

### **South Africa**

In 2020, Fanta Sparkling Mango got released in South Africa as a permanent flavor.
Hydrox Grape Soda

**Hydrox Grape Soda** was the former Grape flavor of Hydrox.

Grape was one of the original flavors of Hydrox, first being advertised alongside other flavors in 1937, the same year that Hydrox started to diversify by selling sodas under their own name.

It is currently unknown when exactly this flavor was discontinued.
Coca-Cola Y3000

**Coca-Cola Y3000** is a Coca-Cola Creations flavor released in September 2023 for a limited time in various countries.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Y3000 is a Futuristic "Bubble Gum and Vanilla" (Unconfirmed) flavor of Coca-Cola. Its color has a brown look.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Y3000 was first leaked in Early 2023, planning to be released in Mid-September 2023 in the United States.

It was officially released in various countries in the world in September 2023, sold in 10-packs of 7.5-ounce cans and 20-ounce bottles for a limited time alongside a Zero Sugar variant.
Coca-Cola Quebec Maple

**Coca-Cola Quebec Maple** is a Canadian flavor of Coca-Cola that was originally released in 2020.

The drink consists of regular Coca-Cola flavoring, though mixed with maple syrup. According to the official Coca-Cola Canada website, the syrup they used specifically comes from the providence of Quebec.

Coca-Cola Quebec Maple is only available in the country of Canada and remains to be a permanent flavor.
Barq's Peach Soda

**Barq's Peach Soda** (also known as Barq's Imitation Peach Soda) is a former flavor of Barq's soda.

Not much info can be found about this soda. It is assumed that it was originally released sometime between the early 1940's-1970's, though it is currently unknown when exactly this flavor was released or discontinued.
Luigi Berry

Luigi Berry along with Mario Punch Soda, Yoshi Apple, and Princess Toadstool Cherry, were released in 1993 by Shasta Cola in association with Nintendo. The sodas were a hit in Japan, but not in the United States, so all sodas were discontinued in 1994.

Luigi Berry was a berry flavored soda, filled with Vitamin C. It is unrecorded what this soda compared to in taste.

Edit\* The flavor of the Luigi Berry is very similar in taste to the "blueberry" version of Red Bull. Both are carbonated, berry flavored, and are loaded with vitamins, but have a very unique flavor profile that is extremely close to each other.
List of Pepsi spokespersons

Pepsi, one of the world's largest soft drink manufacturers, has used a wide range of celebrities and personalities as spokespeople over the years. Here is a list of some of the most notable Pepsi spokespeople:

1. Michael Jackson
2. Britney Spears
3. Beyoncé
4. Shakira
5. Lionel Messi
6. David Beckham
7. Cindy Crawford
8. Madonna
9. Ray Charles
10. Michael J. Fox
11. Jeff Gordon
12. Nicki Minaj
13. Pink
14. Mariah Carey
15. Christina Aguilera
16. One Direction
17. Kendall Jenner
18. Sofia Vergara
19. Kyrie Irving
20. Lionel Richie
Canfield's Swiss Creme

**Canfield's Swiss Creme** is a Creme flavor of soda made by Canfield's.

Similar to Canfield's other brand 50/50, the name of the drink slightly varied, possibly depending on region. With the name of the manufacturer being different. Variants of this include;

* Canfields Swiss Creme
* Laurel Spring Swiss Creme
* Cotton Club Swiss Creme
* Kecks Swiss Creme Soda
* Graf's Swiss Creme Soda

All of which had the exact same can design. All of the other brand names, except for the original name of Canfields Swiss Creme, have since been phased out.

It it currently unknown when exactly the flavor was introduced.
Dr Pepper Ten

Dr Pepper Ten was a diet variant of the original Dr Pepper. The name derives from the fact the the drink only has ten calories.

The flavor was originally released in 2011, and was discontinued in 2018.

The drink is possibly most well remembered today for its controversial ad campaign "It's not for women"
Fanta Cherry

*Not to be confused with* *Fanta Wild Cherry*.

Fanta Cherry is a Fanta flavor out of the Coca-Cola Freestyle Machine. Fanta cherry tastes like the cherry syrup in the coca-cola freestyle machine.

## Trivia

There is another Cherry flavored soda made by Fanta, it is called Fanta Wild Cherry.

Fanta Cherry and Big Red kinda have the same red color

Fanta Cherry is a coca-cola freestyle flavor
7 Up Pomegranate

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**7 Up Pomegrante** was a 7 Up flavor inventively released for a limited time during the holiday season, on and off from 2007 through 2010, 2016, and 2021.

## **Description**

7 Up Pomegranate, as its name implies, was a Pomegranate flavor of 7 Up. It's similar to some other winter flavors, such as Sprite Winter Spiced Cranberry, Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash and Canada Dry Cranberry Ginger Ale. Its color has a dark red burgundy look.

## **History**

After the recent introduction of Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash in 2006, one year after, Keurig Dr Pepper decided to release a winter-themed drink called 7 Up Pomegranate.

It got inventively released for a limited time during the holiday season from 2007 through 2010 until it got replaced by 7 Up Mixed Berry in 2011. It came back in 2016 only in 2-liters and in 2021 in 2-liters and 6-pack minicans multipacks.

### **Diet 7 Up Pomegranate**

During the same time when 7 Up Pomegranate got released, a diet variant came into play with the matching two sizes in the same amount of time as the regular variant from 2007 through 2010, until it got replaced by Diet 7 Up Mixed Berry in 2011.

As of November 2021, Diet 7 Up Pomegranate has never seen the light of day since 2010, 11 years from now.
Crush Tropical Punch

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Diet Pepsi (Aspartame Free)

**Diet Pepsi (Aspartame Free)** was the other Diet Pepsi version that was released in 2013 to replace the Diet Pepsi (Classic Sweetener Blend), and then the Aspartame Free version became quietly discontinued in early 2018 by the Classic Sweetener Blend of Diet Pepsi.

## History

In December 2012, an AP article reported that Diet Pepsi was changing its sweetener to sucralose ahead of a major rebranding of the soft drink set for January 2013.

In 2015, some people on Facebook and Twitter expressed their distaste for the Aspartame Free version. In response, Pepsi revived its aspartame formulation, as "Diet Pepsi Classic Sweetener Blend" for United States markets in September 2016, and it was sold alongside the new formula.

In December 2017, the label for Diet Pepsi stated "Now Aspartame Free"/"Aspartame Free" and listed sucralose as the sweetener in the ingredients list. According to Pepsi-Cola manufacturer/distributor Wis-Pak, PepsiCo announced plans to reformulate Diet Pepsi back to its original formula, reverting its sweetener from sucralose to aspartame.

The new formulation was released in markets on February 25, 2018, and the Aspartame Free version became discontinued during the Classic Sweetener Blend was released fully.
Fanta Apple Splash Low Sugar

A prototype can of Fanta Apple Splash.

**Fanta Zesty Berry** is a Fanta flavour released exclusively in the United Kingdom.

## Description

Apple Splash Low Sugar is an Apple, Lime and Kiwi Fruit flavoured drink. Being a mid-calorie drink, hence the "Low Sugar" name; the drink contains a blend of both Sugar and the Artificial Sweeteners Aspartame and Ace-K. It had a dark green color.

## History

Fanta Apple Splash Low Sugar was released in February 2004, and was the fourth expansion to Fanta in the UK during the 2000 relaunch, following Icy Lemon (2001), Fruit Twist (2002) and Zesty Berry (2003). It was the first mid-calorie variety of Fanta released in the UK.

In 2006, Apple Splash Low Sugar was dropped in favour of a completely zero-calorie alternative - Fanta Z Apple.
Coca-Cola Raspberry

*Not to be confused with Coca-Cola California Raspberry.*

 **Current Status:** | United States, Finland, Norway, United Kingdom, Denmark, and Taiwan: Permanent Flavor

**Coca-Cola Raspberry** is a Coca-Cola flavor that was first released alongside Diet Raspberry Coke in stores on June 1st, 2005 and until December 31st, 2005 in New Zealand on a trial basis. It was later released in other countries such as the United States, Finland, and Norway as a permanent flavor.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Raspberry was first released alongside Diet Raspberry Coke in stores of New Zealand on June 1st, 2005 and until December 31st, 2005 in New Zealand on a trial basis. In the summer of 2017, it was later brought back in New Zealand followed by an Australian release for a limited edition release in November. It was later discontinued that year.

## **United States Release**

Coca-Cola Raspberry was later released in the United States as an exclusive flavor in the initial release of Coca-Cola Freestyle machines in 2009 as a permanent flavor.

## **International Release**

### **Finland/Norway**

In August 2018, Coca-Cola Raspberry was later released in Finland, and Norway only as a Zero Sugar flavor.

### **United Kingdom**

In January 2019, Coca-Cola Raspberry was later released in the United Kingdom only as a Zero Sugar flavor.

### **Denmark**

In May 2019, Coca-Cola Raspberry was later released in Denmark only as a Zero Sugar flavor.

### **Taiwan**

In Early 2019, Coca-Cola Raspberry was later released in Taiwan as only as a Zero Sugar flavor.
Coca-Cola Clear

**Coca-Cola Clear** is a Coca-Cola flavor that was officially released in stores on June 11th, 2018, in Japan. It was developed at Coca-Cola Asia Pacific.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Clear is a variant of Coca-Cola which is clear in color, similar to Coca-Cola Clear Lime, Crystal Pepsi, and Crystal From Pepsi. Its flavor is a diet cola with a hint of extra lemon flavoring.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Clear was first released in stores of Japan in June 2018 followed by a rollout in China, Australia, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, and other import stores across the world.

## **Singapore Release**

In July 2018, Coca-Cola Clear was exclusively introduced in Singapore at participating 7-Eleven store locations permanently.

## **Malaysia Release**

In August 2018, Coca-Cola Clear was exclusively introduced in Malaysia at participating FamilyMart store locations permanently.
Diet Dr Pepper Cherry Chocolate

*Not to be confused with Dr Pepper Fantastic Chocolate or Dr Pepper Cherry.*

**Diet Dr Pepper Cherry Chocolate** was a limited edition flavor of Dr Pepper that was originally released in 2007 and was discontinued a year later in 2008.

It had the taste of regular Dr Pepper mixed with Cherry and Chocolate flavoring.

Similar to Canfield's Diet Chocolate Fudge, The soda only comes in a diet variant, as there is no "regular" (non-diet) version of the drink.
Fanta Blue Raspberry

*Not to be confused with Frozen Fanta Blue Raspberry*

**Fanta Blue Raspberry** is a blue raspberry flavored Fanta released in 2008 only in Canada.

## History

Fanta Blue Raspberry was released in 2008 only in Canada and then later discontinued. It is now available as a slurpee flavor at 7-Eleven.

## Trivia

* People say that Fanta Blue Raspberry tastes like cotton candy.
Coca-Cola Apple

**Coca-Cola Apple** was a Coca-Cola flavor that was officially released in stores on September 16th, 2019, for a limited time only an exclusive flavor only in Japan. It was later discontinued in Late 2019 after the original limited-edition soda run in Japan.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Apple was a variant of Coca-Cola which was brown in color. Its flavor was the same as regular Coca-Cola but with added apple flavoring.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Apple was officially released in stores in Japan on September 16th, 2019 for a limited time. It was later discontinued in Late 2019 after the original limited-edition soda run in Japan. This release was only an exclusive release to Japan.
DnL

**dnL** was a 7 Up flavor that was officially released in stores on June 2nd, 2002, and until the discontinuation on December 31st, 2005. It was Keurig Dr Pepper's attempt to extend soft drink brand names with new iterations, including PepsiCo's Pepsi Blue, Keurig Dr Pepper's Dr Pepper Red Fusion, and Coca-Cola's Vanilla Coke.

## **History**

dnL was first released in stores of the United States on June 2nd, 2002 in an attempt to extend the 7 Up line up. It was released in the same year with other attempts to extend soft drink brand names with new iterations, including PepsiCo's Pepsi Blue, Keurig Dr Pepper's Dr Pepper Red Fusion, and Coca-Cola's Vanilla Coke. It was arguably poorly marketed, and while it remained listed as an official product of the company until late 2005, it was scheduled to be discontinued for 2006 in favor of the "7 Up Plus" brand

The product's name came from the fact that the "dnL" logo is the "7 Up" logo rotated 180°. As such, the product itself was, in many ways, the polar opposite of 7 Up: while 7 Up is caffeine-free, colorless, and comes in a green bottle, dnL contained caffeine, was colored vaguely similar to the green of 7 Up's bottle and came in a clear bottle. And while 7 Up has a fairly standard lemon-lime flavor, dnL was a stronger lime-lemon/citrus flavor.

It was promoted in SSX 3, 46th Annual Grammy Awards, and The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers as it’s sponsored drink.

The limited amount of marketing created for dnL focused on its "upside-down" theme, including its slogan, "*Turn your thirst upside-down.*" The color was also similar to Pepsi's Mountain Dew soft drink, and, like Mountain Dew, was developed primarily to compete with The Coca-Cola Company's Sprite, Fanta, and Mello Yello.
Fanta Citrus

**Fanta Citrus** is a flavor of Fanta that is sold in some international countries.

## History

Fanta Citrus was introduced in 2004, as a replacement for Citra, which was discontinued that same year. Though, the new flavor was only available throughout specific United States regions.

Fanta Citrus was similar to Citra though it was mixed with lemon flavoring instead of grapefruit.

The flavor was eventually discontinued in the United States, however, it still exits in several other various international countries, including the Middle East.
Pepsi Edge

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**Pepsi Edge** was a Pepsi cola flavor first released in 2004 in the United States. After a few months of production, it ceased, discontinued due to low sales.

## **Description**

Pepsi Edge is a variant of Pepsi. Much like Coca-Cola C2, it contained half of the carbohydrates, calories, and sugars of a regular Pepsi and was sweetened with Splenda brand Sucralose.

## **History**

Pepsi Edge got released in early 2004, and after a few months, it went discontinued.
Kist

*Not to be confused with Sunkist.*

A can of Kist Orange soda.

**Kist** is a brand of fruit-flavored soda that is currently owned by The Coca-Cola Company.

## History

The Kist brand was originally introduced by The Citrus Products Company in 1919 in the city of Chicago, Illinois. Kist was discontinued in the United States beginning in 1965, though the brand was still being manufactured and sold in Panama. Kist was later acquired by The Coca-Cola Company and became the Panama counterpart of the Fanta brand, using a similar logo.
Pepsi Nitro

**Pepsi Nitro** is a Pepsi cola flavor sampled in 2019's Super Bowl appeared and held in Atlanta, Georgia, with its own two flavors, Draft Cola and Vanilla Draft Cola. It was planned to be released but postponed until March 28th, 2022.

## **Description**

It is a nitrogen-infused version of Pepsi that has a creamier, smoother taste compared to regular Pepsi, which is traditionally carbonated.

### **Flavors**

Draft Cola is its Original Pepsi with natural flavor, while the Vanilla Draft Cola is its Pepsi Vanilla with artificial flavor.

## **History**

Pepsi Nitro was first announced back in January 2019. It was later sampled in the Super Bowl in February that year, appeared and held in Atlanta, Georgia, with its own two flavors, Draft Cola and Vanilla Draft Cola. After sampling, there were no later appearances since then.

In July 2021, people were wondering about what happened to Pepsi Nitro? In response, PepsiCo announced "Stay Tuned," as the product was not ready to release until it's ready.

On March 28th, 2022, the two flavors of Pepsi Nitro, were released to the public.

## **Trivia**

* Pepsi Nitro is the first infused nitrogen-infused cola in its own kind.
Minute Maid Strawberry Soda

**Minute Maid Strawberry Soda** was a flavor of Strawberry soda created by Minute Maid.

## History

Minute Maid Strawberry Soda was a later addition to the Minute Maid Soda line, with the earliest known mention of the drink being in 1994, years after the Minute Maid brand first started to produce and release soda. The entire Minute Maid Soda line was gone by 2005, most likely in favor of Coca-Cola's other, more successful brand, Fanta.

There was also a 7-Eleven Slurpee Variant.
Pepsi Pogi

**Pepsi Pogi** was a limited edition Pepsi variant that was available in The Philippines. The word "pogi" is Tagalog for "handsome." The marketing campaign they have for this variant is themed after the 90's trend of "handsome" lead characters in movies bearing suave mustaches. They even have a short film to match the campaign too.

## History

Pepsi Pogi was released alongside Pepsi Blue in The Philippines for a limited time. This limited edition flavor was released for a certain amount of time until the discontinuation later in 2011.
Jolly Rancher Cinnamon Cherry Fire

*Not to be confused with Jolly Rancher Cherry Soda.*

**Jolly Rancher Cinnamon Cherry Fire** was a flavor of Jolly Rancher Soda that was based off of the same flavor as the candy (though the candy flavor was released in a separate package and it's part of the original Jolly Ranchers lineup.). It was released and discontinued with the rest of the Jolly Rancher Soda line.
Pepsi One

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**Pepsi One** was a Diet Pepsi cola flavor first released in 1999, and after a long time of production, it got discontinued at the beginning of 2015.

## **Description**

Pepsi One, as its name suggests, 1 stands for one calorie. Its flavor was the same as regular Diet Pepsi, much like Pepsi Zero Sugar, but had a mix of artificial sweeteners, Aspartame, Acesulfame potassium (Ace-K), and later Sucralose to balance it out.

## **History**

On June 30, 1998, the artificial sweetener Acesulfame potassium (Ace-K) got approved for use by the Food and Drug Administration. PepsiCo responded within one hour, announcing the introduction of Pepsi One (which reached store shelves the following October). This new variety got based upon an earlier product (sold in other countries) called Pepsi Max, but it featured a formula and flavor profile specifically developed for the U.S. market.

The launch of Pepsi One included an advertising campaign featuring the slogan "just one calorie." Subsequently, comedian Tom Green appeared as the spokesperson in a series of television advertisements that had begun airing in April 1999.

Before 2012, Pepsi One was the last Pepsi variant to include the old logo used from 2003 to 2008, while all the other Pepsi variants had been using the current logo used since late 2008. The only Pepsi product not using the ongoing logo was Pepsi Throwback, which intentionally used retro packaging. Sometime in 2012, Pepsi One's logo got modernized, with the current logo being in order with the other flavors.

On March 21, 2005, PepsiCo stated that it would begin adding Sucralose to a newly reformulated Pepsi One to create a full-flavor cola taste.

In January 2014, Consumer Reports magazine tested levels of the chemical 4-methylimidazole (4-MeI) – a potential carcinogen – in various beverages in the United States. It got found that Pepsi One was one of two drinks that contained the chemical over 29 micrograms per can or bottle, with that being California Proposition 65's daily allowed amount for foods without a warning label.

In mid-2015, after its sister product Diet Pepsi had changed to using Sucralose and Ace-K as sweeteners instead of aspartame, Pepsi One got discontinued. PepsiCo stated that "Pepsi One has got discontinued. We regularly evaluate our product portfolio to find efficiencies, and we have decided to remove Pepsi One from the marketplace. Pepsi One has sporadic distribution and will be out of the marketplace by the start of the year 2015, and in some markets, product inventory has already been exhausted."

## **Trivia**

* When Pepsi One got first released in 1999, its first design featured "one" shaped like a #1.
Hydrox

**Hydrox** was a line of soda flavors released sometime in the 1890's and was discontinued in the early 1980s in the United States.

## **Description**

Hydrox was a line of soda flavors with artificial flavorings.

## **History**

The Hydrox company was originally founded in 1888, though it is currently unknown when exactly the soda line started to be sold. The brand originally appeared to be releasing soda flavors in 1937, being advertised as "new Hydrox beverages" though further research proves that might mean newer flavors of Hydrox, and not a whole new drink brand all together, as there have been advertisements for other flavors that are from before 1937. Such as their Pale Dry Ginger Ale flavor, which was advertised in 1927, their Cream Soda flavor, which was advertised in 1923, and their regular Ginger Ale flavor, which was being advertised in newspapers as far back as the year 1900. The earliest known advertisement for Hydrox soda dates all the way back to 1898,

The Hydrox brand had many soda flavors available in the U.S. market. In the early 1980s, it was discontinued, with the last known advertisement that mentions Hyrdox soda being from 1986.

It's also worth mentioning that Hydrox later expanded into making Ice Cream, using the same name and logo. The ice cream division later became a subsidiary of The National Dairy Corporation. Like the sodas, the Hydrox brand of ice cream has also silently disappeared. Hydrox was also advertised as mineral waters instead of sodas during its early days.

## **Flavor Variants**

These are Flavor Variants that Hydrox had put out over the past couple of years of it's lifespan.

### **Discontinued**

* (1898) Sparkling Hydrox
* (1898) Hydrolaris
* (1898) Hydrox Lithia
* (1898) Consumers Special Ginger Ale
* (1898) Belfast Formula Ginger Ale
* (1898) Belfast Style Ginger Ale
* (1898 - 1903) Sarsaparilla
* (1898) Birch Beer
* (1898) Club Soda
* (1899 - 1903) New England Birch Beer
* (1968 - 1970s) Diet Black Cherry Cola
* (1970s) Cherry Cola
* (1970s) Wild Cherry Cola
* (1965-1980) Swizz
* (1937-1983) Cola
* (1968 - 1970s) Diet Cola
* (1923) Cream Soda
* (1970s) Diet Cream Soda
* (1898-1982) Ginger Ale
* (1927-1937) Pale Dry Ginger Ale
* (1970s) Diet Ginger Ale Soda
* (1923) Grape Soda
* (1898-1981) Lemon-Lime Soda
* (1970s) Diet Lemon-Lime Soda
* (1970s) Green Lime
* (1962 - 1980s) Diet Orange Soda
* (1962 - 1980s) Orange Soda
* (1962 - 1981) Diet Root Beer
* (1898 - 1981) Root Beer
* (1937) Strawberry Soda
Diet Pepsi Jazz (Strawberries and Cream)

**Diet Pepsi Jazz (Strawberries and Cream)** was a Diet Pepsi variant. It was released alongside Diet Pepsi Jazz (Caramel Cream), and Diet Pepsi Jazz (Black Cherry and French Vanilla) in 2006 and then later, The Diet Pepsi Jazz brand was discontinued in early 2008.

## History

The Diet Pepsi Jazz line up was introduced in 2006. It was a diet soda brand being available in three different flavors: Diet Pepsi Jazz (Black Cherry and French Vanilla), Diet Pepsi Jazz (Caramel Cream) and Diet Pepsi Jazz (Strawberries and Cream).

Pepsi announced that the soft drink line up was "The New Sound of Cola" in its ad campaign, before discontinuing the jazzy new addiction in early 2008.
Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Byte

**Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Byte** (Also known as **8-Bit**) is the second flavor made from Coca Cola Creations that was released as a store exclusive in the United States in May 2022.

## Description

Coca-Cola Byte is a pixels flavor of Coca-Cola. It is also zero sugar, similar to Coca-Cola Zero Sugar. It has been described by one reviewer as pop rocks and another reviewer as Red Bull. It has a brown color, similar to the original Coca-Cola.

## History

Coca Cola Byte was announced on April 4, 2022, and it was released in May 2022 in the United States as a Coca Cola store exclusive in limited quantities while supplies last. However, it seems to be released in physical retail in Mexico.

## Trivia

* Coca-Cola Byte was promoted in Fortnite in the Fortnite Creative map "Pixel Point".

## References

* I tried the pixel-flavored Coke, and it Bytes - The Verge
* Coca-Cola Byte Tastes Like Pop Rocks. Here's When You Can Try Coke's New Pixel Drink - CNET
* Coca-Cola® Creations Gaming-Inspired Coca-Cola® Zero Sugar Byte - News & Articles (coca-colacompany.com)
Martian Poop Soda

**Martian Poop Soda** is a flavor of soda that is manufactured by Rocket Fizz that was originally released in 2013.

Despite the purposefully weird name, the soda does not taste anything like poop, rather, it is Marionberry (a type of Blackberry) flavored.

## Availability

Martian Poop Soda is only sold online, mainly through specialty snack & drink websites, however it can also be bought on Amazon.
Like Cola

**Like Cola** is a former brand of caffeine free Cola.

## History

7 Up originally introduced the Like Cola brand in 1982 as a new brand hoping to compete with other companies such as Coca-Cola or Pepsi. Unlike the two previously mentioned brands, Like Cola was caffeine free, which was uncommon at the time.

7 Up eventually discontinued the brand, presumably due to low sales and competition from more well known companies. it was last advertised in 1996.
New Coke

**New Coke** (also known as **Coke II**) was a Coca-Cola cola flavor that replaced the flagship original formula of Coca-Cola in the United States, and Canada. It was first officially released on April 23rd, 1985 as intended to celebrate Coca-Cola's 100th anniversary. In roughly 2 months after the release of New Coke, the original formula of Coca-Cola was later brought back due to high demand. To prove that this is the original formulation, The Coca-Cola Company renamed Coca-Cola to "Coca-Cola Classic" which lasted until Spring 2011. In 1992, New Coke was released under the name "Coke II". It was later discontinued in July 2002.

## **History**

New Coke was a reformulation of the classic Coca-Cola that was released by The Coca-Cola Company in April 1985. The decision to introduce New Coke was made in response to declining sales and market share of Coca-Cola in the early 1980s.

New Coke was created to have a smoother, sweeter taste that would appeal to a wider audience. It was tested extensively and received positive feedback from focus groups. The Coca-Cola Company was confident in the product and made the decision to replace the original Coca-Cola with New Coke.

However, the launch of New Coke was met with an immediate and strong backlash from consumers. Many loyal Coca-Cola drinkers were outraged and felt that the company was betraying its heritage. The backlash was so intense that the company received over 40,000 complaints and letters of protest within weeks of the launch.

In response to the public outcry, The Coca-Cola Company decided to bring back the original Coca-Cola, now marketed as "Coca-Cola Classic", just three months after the launch of New Coke. The company also continued to produce New Coke for a period of time, but it never gained significant market share and was eventually discontinued.

The failure of New Coke is widely considered to be one of the biggest marketing blunders in history. The episode demonstrated the importance of brand loyalty and the emotional attachment that consumers have to certain brands. It also highlighted the need for companies to listen to their customers and understand the importance of heritage and tradition in the marketing of iconic brands.

## **Re-release**

In 2019, Coca-Cola decided to team up with Netflix to re-release New Coke to promote Stranger Things Season 3, since the season took place in 1985, the year that New Coke was introduced.
Pepsi Pink

**Pepsi Pink** was a Pepsi cola flavor that was officially released in stores in November 2011 only in Japan as a limited edition soda.

## Description

Pepsi Pink is a variant of Pepsi which is pink in color its flavor is strawberry and milk.

## History

Pepsi Pink was released in in November 2011 only in Japan as a limited edition soda, and then discontinued later.
Howard Johnson's

**Howard Johnson's** was originally a chain of restaurants as well as hotels. They would later start to sell select food items in grocery stores, such as frozen macaroni & cheese.

Howard Johnson's can soda started to be advertised by supermarkets in 1968, with no known advertisements as of 1977.

The brand had several different flavors, including Basic Cola, Orange, Grape, Cream Soda, Ginger Ale, Root Beer, as well as a Diet Cola variant.

The last Howard Johnson's restaurant was closed in 2022, and the supermarket items (Macaroni & Cheese, Soda, etc.) have since been long gone, with the only thing currently remaining from the brand is the hotel chain, which is currently owned and operated by the Wyndham.
Minute Maid Soda

**Minute Maid Soda** is a former line of sodas created by Minute Maid.

* Minute Maid Orange Soda
* Minute Maid Grape Soda
* Minute Maid Lemon-Lime Soda
* Minute Maid Strawberry Soda
* Minute Maid Fruit Punch Soda
* Minute Maid Orange Soda Slurpee
* Minute Maid Strawberry Soda Slurpee
* Minute Maid Fruit Punch Soda Slurpee

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Goya (Brand)

**Goya** is a food company that also manufactures and sells sodas.

## History

Goya Foods was originally founded in 1936, specializing in food items such as grains, seasonings, cooking flour, cooking oils, and more.

Beginning in the late 1990s, Goya began to release soda, with the earliest known mention of "Goya Sodas" being from 1997 newspaper archives.

As of December 2023, the official Goya Website lists 16 different flavors of tropical sodas.
Jack Daniel's Coca-Cola

**Jack Daniel's Coca-Cola** is a flavor of Coca-Cola that was originally originally released in 2023.

The Drink is a mix between Coca-Cola & Jack Daniel's alcohol. The flavor was originally released in Mexico and was brought to the United States months later.

There's also a Zero Sugar variant available.
Fanta Pineapple

**Fanta Pineapple** is a flavor of Fanta, first released in 1987 in Japan. It gained positive feedback during its first few years, including making its way to the United States in 1989. Its popularity has remained consistent for 30+ years, making it a reliable flavor for many countries.

## **Description**

Fanta Pineapple is a Pineapple flavor of Fanta and has a yellow look, having a comparable tasting flavor and color to that of Crush Pineapple.

## **History**

Fanta Pineapple was first released in Japan in 1987. After a few years of its Japanese release, it was released in the United States in 1989 and in many other countries.

In 2002, in the United States, Fanta Pineapple, alongside other flavors: Fanta Orange, Fanta Grape, Fanta Strawberry was highly promoted by spoke-ladies named "The Fantanas." After advertising the four core flavors of its Fanta brand, its popularity soared, leaving the popularity of the four flavors steady in demand for many years.
Pepsi Tropical Chill

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**Pepsi Tropical Chill** was a Pepsi cola flavor first released as the "Pepsi Wild Bunch" line of three flavors, Raging Razzberry, Strawberry Burst, and Tropical Chill in the Summer of 1991.

## **Description**

Pepsi Tropical Chill was a Tropical (Pineapple and Orange) Cola flavor of Pepsi. There was also a Diet variant.

## **History**

The Pepsi Wild Bunch line of three flavors Raging Razzberry, Strawberry Burst, and Tropical Chill got first released for a limited time from February 1991 to April 1991 test-marketed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

This limited-time test-market release received generally mixed reactions, a little denial than successful.

## **Trivia**

* A similar release happened in early 2019 where three Pepsi flavors, Mango, Lime and Berry got released for a limited time from April 2019 to June 2019 nationwide.
Fanta Strawberry Fusion

*Not to be confused with Fanta Fusion, Fanta Strawberry, Fanta Strawberry Kiwi, Fanta Strawberry Cream, or Fanta Strawberry Sherbet Fizz.*

**Fanta Strawberry Fusion** is a Coca-Cola Freestyle flavor that is exclusive to Wendy's restaurant locations.

The drink is fruit punch flavored with more of a strawberry twist.

The flavor is a seasonal item that gets released every summer, with it originally being released in 2019.
Northern Neck Ginger Ale

**Mother Neck Ginger Ale** is a former brand of Ginger Ale flavored soda that was sold in and around the Virginia area.

## History

Mother Neck Ginger Ale was originally introduced in 1926, being sold in Montross, Virginia. As time went on, Mother Neck began to be sold around other surrounding areas and became a well known drink, graining somewhat of a cult following, despite it being a regional brand. Mother Neck remained to be an independent company until it was acquired by The Coca-Cola Company in 2001.

Similar to most brands that they acquired in the past, Coca-Cola continued to manufacture Mother Neck Ginger Ale with it still remaining a popular name in its respective areas. This was until 2020 when The Coca-Cola Company announced that they were discontinuing several brands. Some of these brands included TaB, Coca-Cola Life, and Mother Neck Ginger Ale.
Nehi Ginger Ale

**Nehi Ginger Ale** is the Ginger Ale soda flavor of the Nehi brand.

It was introduced in 1941 as one of the original flavors of Nehi, though unlike most of the other flavors it has since been discontinued. It is currently unknown when the flavor was discontinued, though, it was last advertised in 1991.
Graf's

**Graf's** (Stylized as *graf/s*, and originally called *Grandpa Grafs*) was a regional brand of soda that was only found in the East and Northwestern United States.

The brand made several flavors (such as Basic Cola, Fruit Punch, Lemon-Lime, Cherry, etc.), but they were most well known for their original drink, root beer.

Several websites claim that Graf's is still being produced despite the fact that the only form of Graf's that you can currently purchase is old / vintage cans from places such as Ebay.

The 50/50 soda brand was also branded under Graf's. 50/50 soda is still currently being manufactured and sold, although it's branded under Canfields, and not Graf's.

The last known appearance of the Graf's Brand is from 2006 newspaper grocery store advertisements in which the brand is advertised.
Coca-Cola With Coffee

**Coca-Cola With Coffee** was a more caffeinated, coffee flavored variant of Coca-Cola (similar to Coca-Cola BlāK). The drink was first released in Japan in 2018, with it being released to various other countries as time went on. The flavor was released to the U.S. in 2021, with it lasting a short time as it was discontinued in November of 2022.

Coca-Cola With Coffee is still available in various other countries, including Canada. Even though the drink was first introduced in Japan, it's currently not listed on the official website for Coca-Cola Japan.

## Flavors

Coca-Cola With Coffee had a total of six flavors, Dark Blend, Caramel, Vanilla, Dark Blend Zero Sugar, and Vanilla Zero Sugar.
Fanta Mezzo

*Not to be confused with Mezzo Mix.*

**Fanta Mezzo** is a flavor of Fanta.

## Description

Fanta Mezzo was released sometime in 2015, being available in the countries of Spain & Sweden. The name comes from Mezzo Mix, a brand of soda that is also owned by The Coca-Cola Company. It is currently unknown why the decision was made to create a new Fanta Flavor, as opposed to bringing the Mezzo Mix brand to Spain & Sweden.

The flavor of Fanta Mezzo is the same as Mezzo Mix. Said flavor being a mix between Orange and Cola.
Pepsi 125 Diner

The **Pepsi 125 Diner** is a restaurant that is owned and operated by Pepsi. The restaurant was opened in October of 2023 to honor the 125th anniversary of the company. It is located at 477 Broadway, in New York City, and reportedly costs $50 just to enter.

The official restaurant website lists the sole location as "experience closed"
Hydrox Pale Dry Ginger Ale

*Not to be confused with Hydrox Ginger Ale.*

**Hydrox Pale Dry Ginger Ale** was a former Ginger Ale flavor of Hydrox.

It is currently the oldest known (soda related) mention of the somewhat-obscure Hydrox brand, with newspaper archives mentioning the flavor as far back as 1927. Though, it was also advertised as being one of the original flavors of the "new Hyrdox Beverages" line 10 years later in 1937.

Hydrox also released a similar flavor that same year called Hydrox Ginger Ale, which despite the similar naming, was advertised as a different flavor all together.

The Pale Dry flavor hasn't been advertised since 1937, however, it is possibly that it wasn't discontinued until years later.
New Tab

**New Tab** was a re-formulation of the original Tab soda that was released by Coca-Cola in 1970.

New Tab added sugar and removed cyclamates, which Tab soda previously did not contain.

It is speculated that the "New" branding was removed sometime in 1971.

## Trivia

The branding of New Tab is similar to New Coke, which wasn't released until years later.
Pepsi Strawberry

**Pepsi Strawberry** was a Pepsi cola flavor that was released in the UK and France in late 1994 and then discontinued later.

## Description

Pepsi Strawberry is a variant of Pepsi, which is brown in color. Its flavor is the same as regular Pepsi, but with added strawberry flavor.

## History

Pepsi Strawberry was released in the UK and France in late 1994, alongside Pepsi Tropical. The two flavors were later discontinued.