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Michael Jackson

Michael Jackson (1958-2009) was an American singer, songwriter, and dancer who became one of the most iconic and influential figures in the history of popular music. Born in Gary, Indiana, he began his career as a child in the group The Jackson 5 before launching his solo career in the 1980s.

Jackson's music was a fusion of various styles, including R&B, pop, rock, and soul. He had a unique vocal style and was known for his innovative dance moves, particularly his signature moonwalk. His songs often addressed social issues, including racism and poverty, and he became a symbol of hope for many people around the world.

Throughout his career, Jackson released numerous hit singles, including "Thriller," "Billie Jean," "Beat It," and "Bad," and his albums consistently topped the charts. He won multiple Grammy Awards, sold millions of records, and became one of the best-selling music artists of all time.

Jackson was also known for his philanthropy and humanitarian work, particularly his support of children's charities. He established the Heal the World Foundation in 1992, which aimed to improve the lives of children around the world.

However, Jackson's personal life was also marked by controversy. He faced multiple allegations of child sexual abuse, although he denied the accusations and was acquitted of criminal charges in 2005. His public image was also affected by his changing appearance, which some attributed to cosmetic surgery.

Jackson died in 2009 at the age of 50, following a cardiac arrest caused by an overdose of a medication he was taking for insomnia. Despite the controversies surrounding his life, his music and impact on popular culture continue to be celebrated and remembered by fans around the world.

## Relation to Pepsi

Michael Jackson had a notable relationship with the Pepsi brand in the 1980s. In 1983, he signed a $5 million deal with Pepsi to become the company's spokesperson and star in a series of commercials and advertisements.

One of the most famous incidents involving Jackson and Pepsi occurred during the filming of a commercial in 1984. Pyrotechnics were used during the shoot, and an accident occurred that caused Jackson's hair to catch fire. He suffered second-degree burns to his scalp and was hospitalized for several weeks. This incident was widely reported and became a significant moment in Jackson's career.

Despite the accident, Jackson continued to work with Pepsi, and the partnership lasted for several years. Pepsi used his music and image in various advertising campaigns, and he appeared in several commercials promoting the brand.

Jackson's association with Pepsi was not without controversy. In 1992, he was accused of canceling a performance at a Pepsi-sponsored event due to his disagreements with the company over the content of the commercial they had produced featuring him. The incident led to a lawsuit, which was eventually settled out of court.

Overall, Jackson's relationship with the Pepsi brand played a significant role in his career and contributed to his status as a cultural icon.
Pepsi Mojito

Pepsi Mojito is a Pepsi cola flavor that was officially released in Italy on summer 2009 as a limited edition flavor and then discontinued later.

## Description

Pepsi Mojito is a variant of Pepsi which is brown in color its flavor is the same as regular Pepsi but with added mojito flavor.

## History

Pepsi Mojito was released in Italy on summer 2009 as a limited edition flavor he was released alongside of his sugar-free counterpart Pepsi Light Mojito and the two flavor was later discontinued.
Piggly Wiggly Black Cherry Soda

Piggly Wiggly Black Cherry Soda was made by the southern convenience store, Piggly Wiggly, who are known for their Dr Pepper knockoff, Mr. Pig. Introduced in 1967, when these stores were numerous, Piggly Wiggly introduced their generic brand sodas. Including Piggly Wiggly Black Cherry Soda. A diet version may have been available at some point. Over the years, this soda was phased out, and discontinued at some point. Now, within the last 5 years, Piggly Wiggly replaced their Piggly Wiggly brand with Best Choice generic sodas.
Faygo

**Faygo** is a brand of soda that was originally introduced as "Feigenson Brothers" in 1907. The name was later changed to Faygo in 1921. The company remained independent until 1986 when it was acquired by TreeSweet Products, who sold the Faygo brand a year later in 1987 to National beverage Corporation, who still currently owns and manufactures the brand.

The Faygo brand is only available throughout specific regions of the United States.
Fanta Peach

*Not to be confused with the other peach related flavors of Fanta.*

 **Year(s) Available:** | Unknown-Present

## Description

Fanta Peach is a flavor of Fanta.

In addition to being sold in cans and bottles, it is also available through Coca-Cola Freestyle machines.

Peach is currently a permanent flavor (that is mainly sold in bottles) according to the official U.S. Fanta website.
Nehi

**Nehi** is a brand of fruit flavored soda.

## History

Nehi was originally introduced in 1924 as a division of the Chero-Cola Company. The brand, as well as their now former parent company, changed hands several times, with Nehi now currently being owned by the Keurig Dr Pepper Company.

The brand comes in several different fruit flavors and can be found throughout certain regions of Untied States.
Hydrox Ginger Ale

*Not to be confused with Hydrox Pale Dry Ginger Ale.*

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

Ginger Ale was advertised as being one of the original Hydrox flavors (alongside others) in 1937, However, there are older newspaper archives that go as far back as the early 1900's that mention "Hydrox Ginger Ale" with it currently being unknown if those archives are related to the same Hydrox brand or not.

There was also a similar flavor that was released in 1937 known as Hydrox Pale Dry Ginger Ale, which despite the similar naming, was advertised as a different flavor all together.

The drink flavor was last advertised in 1982.
Graf's Fruit Punch

**Graf's Fruit Punch** was a Fruit Punch flavor of Graf's soda.

The flavor was originally introduced in 1987 and the last known advertisement that mentions the drink was in October of 1991.

The brand was originally introduced in 1978 as *Grandma Graf's Fruit Punch* (as opposed to Grandpa Graf's)

The drink went under a few different names including; *Graf's Fruit Punch*, *Graf's Hula*, and *Grandma Graf's Old Fashioned Punch*.

The flavor was last advertised in June 1989 under Graf's Hula Punch.
Pepsi Fire

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**Pepsi Fire** was a Pepsi cola flavor first released alongside Pepsi Ice in most Asian areas for a limited time from 2004 to 2005. In Summer 2017, it got released in the United States for a limited time and Canada as only a Slurpee variant.

## **Description**

Pepsi Fire, as its name suggests, was a Hot Cinnamon Cola flavor of Pepsi.

## **History**

### **Asian Areas**

In 2004, PepsiCo shelled out $2.3 million to promote the launch of the two new limited-edition flavors in most Asian areas. These dual-wielded release companion flavors are Pepsi Ice (Ice Mint Cola) and Pepsi Fire (Hot Cinnamon Cola), which lasted from Late 2004 to Early 2005.

### **United States**

In 2017, it got released in the United States for a limited time in the summer. It also received a Slurpee variant.

### **Canada**

In the same year, following the American release of Pepsi Fire, it was getting sold in Canada as only a Slurpee variant.

## **Trivia(try Sprite and Coca-Cola as well!**

* The idea from this dual-wielded themed release was to "choose your own adventure," approaching choosing one or the other flavor based on your mood.
* Pepsi Fire is a cinnamon-flavored variant of Pepsi that was first released in 2017.
* The flavor was initially only available on tap at select 7-Eleven stores.
* Pepsi Fire was later released in 20 oz. bottles for wider distribution.
* The release of Pepsi Fire was timed to coincide with the summer season and the popular trend of spicy foods and drinks.
* Pepsi Fire was marketed with the slogan "Get it while it's hot!".
* The cinnamon flavor of Pepsi Fire comes from a blend of natural and artificial cinnamon flavors.
* Pepsi Fire was not the first cinnamon-flavored soda released by PepsiCo, as they had previously released a holiday-themed cinnamon-flavored Pepsi called Pepsi Holiday Spice, which was only available for a limited time.
* Pepsi Fire was inspired by the popularity of Fireball Cinnamon Whisky among millennials.
Jeroentje Story

**Jeroentje Story** is a short, semi-animated storybook VampireMeerkat made for one of her sister's then boyfriend.

It was a personalized Sinterklaas or birthday gift that greatly exaggerated some life events for comedic purposes, though more often made situations up for the same reason.

The storybook is in Dutch and fully narrated by VampireMeerkat. Because of the low quality microphone used, subtitles were added.

The exact details of the animation have been forgotten, as the file is no longer in VampireMeerkat's possession and the subject of the video not in good standing with the family. Jeroentje Story is guessed to have been made one year prior to Dine Story, in 2006.
Pepsi Green

A Pepsi Green Can

**Pepsi Green** was a Pepsi cola flavor that was released in Thailand on January 15, 2009. It is currently unknown that Pepsi Green is discontinued or not.

## Description

Pepsi Green was a variant of Pepsi which is green in color. This Pepsi flavor was claimed to have “a gentle aroma”, though it is still unknown what flavor that Pepsi Green would have contained.

## History

Pepsi Green was released in Thailand on January 15, 2009, it was launched in light of survey results that say 93% of young Thais are concerned about environmental problems.

## Gallery

A Pepsi Green BottleA Pepsi Green Glass Bottle
Fanta Red Cream

**Fanta Red Cream** is a former flavor of Fanta soda in the United States.

## History

It was originally introduced as a new flavor in 1980, with it last being advertised in 1996.

As the name suggests, the soda was had a Red Cream flavor, similar to Big Red.

## Refrences

1. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/62336992/?terms=%22New%20Fanta%20Red%20Creme%22&match=1
2. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/110327267/?terms=%22Fanta%20Red%20Creme%22&match=1
Pepsi Salted Caramel

**Pepsi Salted Caramel** was a Pepsi cola flavor that was officially released in stores on November 6th, 2017 until the discontinuation of December 31st, 2017, in the United States as a limited edition cola flavor for the holiday season of 2017. It was later released in Vietnam in December 2018 and then discontinued in March 2019.

## **Description**

Pepsi Salted Caramel is a variant of Pepsi which is brown in color. Its flavor is the same as regular Pepsi but with added salted caramel flavor.

## **History**

On August 1st, 2017, YouTube channel myCountyMarket posted a soda review about two holiday season flavors, which was Pepsi Salted Caramel, and Mountain Dew Holiday Brew, on their video on YouTube. The channel stated that these two soda variants are going to be released on November 6th, 2017 and until December 31st, 2017 from a nine week period as a limited edition in the United States.

Similar to previous releases, there had been early reports of Pepsi Salted Caramel before the set release date which was scheduled to be from November 6th, 2017 and until December 31st, 2017, such as YouTubes, who found Pepsi Salted Caramel on October 30th, 2017.

It was exclusively released in late-October 2017 in Circle K locations, alongside with Mountain Dew Pitch Black II from it's Icee form. A week later, Pepsi Salted Caramel has been officially released on November 6th, 2017, in stores in the United States. The cola was later discontinued on December 31st, 2017 after the original limited edition soda run in the United States.

## **Vietnam Release**

In December 2018, It was later released in Vietnam as a limited edition cola flavor for early 2019. It was discontinued around March 2019.

## **Chinese Release**

It was later released in China. Not much known about this Chinese release. More information coming soon.

## **Trivia**

* Pepsi Salted Caramel was featured in the YouTube channel myCountyMarket along with other three Pepsi flavors: Pepsi Lime, Pepsi Mango, and Pepsi Berry.
Holiday Inn Soda

**Holiday Inn** is a chain of hotels and resorts that was originally founded in 1952.

They eventually branched out into having their own soda line. It is currently assumed that these sodas were only available at Holiday Inn locations, and weren't sold in stores.

Information on these sodas are hard to come by, and they appear to be short lived. According to The Can Museum, they were still being produced in 1971. It is currently unknown if the flavors were or made before, during, or after that year. It is also currently unknown when exactly the drink line was discontinued.

There was exactly five flavors, Cola, Lemon-Lime, Orange, Grape, and Root Beer.

All of the cans feature the well known "Holiday Inn Great Sign" which was commonly associated with the company at the time.
Jolly Rancher Soda

**Jolly Rancher Soda** was a brand of soda that was introduced by the candy company Jolly Rancher and their parent company, Hershey's.

The brand was originally introduced in 2005 and was discontinued in 2021.

It is currently speculated that the brand was only available in specific regions of the United States.

The color of the drink also varied by its flavor, similar to the candy that it's based off of.

## Flavors

* Blue Raspberry
* Cherry
* Cinnamon Cherry Fire
* Strawberry
* Fruit Punch
* Grape
* Green Apple
* Kiwi Strawberry
* Lime Punch
* Mountain Berry
* Orange
* Orange Mango
* Watermelon
List of Cola brands

*Not to be confused with Cola Flavors*

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Over all 100+ soda brands, these are brands of soda that have **Cola** as their first flavor

* Coca-Cola
* Pepsi
* Sams
* Royal Crown
* 7-Eleven
* American Fare
* Bart Simpson Cola
* Buzz
* Campa Cola
* Diet Rite
* Exclaim
* Food rite
* Freeway
* Howard Johnson’s
* Hy-Time
* Ideal
* Lawson’s
* Mission Soda
* Tab
* No Frills
* OK
* Smart Sense
* Sport
* Spur
* Two Guys
* Varsity
* Simply
* Pix
* Dixi
* Like
* Mother Fletchers
* Holiday Inn
* Eckerd Award
* Pepsol
Mix By Sprite: Tropic Berry

*Not to be confused with Sprite Tropical Mix.*

**Mix By Sprite: Tropic Berry** was a fountain flavor of Sprite that was sold exclusively at McDonald's restaurant locations. The flavor was a mix between lemon-lime, orange, and pineapple.

The flavor was originally released in 2018 as a replace for Coca-Cola's other flavor, Hi-C Orange Lavaburst, which was discontinued a year earlier in 2017. It is currently unknown when exactly Mix By Sprite Tropic Berry was discontinued, but it is believed to be 2020, as Hi-C Orange Lavaburst was brought back to McDonald's soda machines in 2021.
Pepsi Colachup

**Pepsi Colachup** was a type of condiment created by Pepsi.

## History

In 2023, Pepsi released Colachup, a Pepsi flavored ketchup condiment made to be put on hotdogs. It was specifically advertised as being "Pepsi infused ketchup"

The condiment was made as a promotional flavor, and was only available at select stadiums and ball parks for one day only on July 4th, 2023.

It was generally seen as a weird marketing move.
Pepsi White

**Pepsi White** was originally released in 2008 as a limited edition flavor in Japan.

It was advertised as being a "Yogurt" flavor of Pepsi.

Pepsi White was re-released in 2012 though instead of being yogurt flavored it had a Tangerine/Orange flavor.

It was re-released again for a final time in 2015, under the name of *Pepsi White Cola*.

Each release of the flavor had a limited edition run.
Fanta Strawberry-Kiwi

**Year(s) Available:** | Unknown - Present

**Fanta Strawberry-Kiwi** is a fruit-flavored soda produced by The Coca-Cola Company. It is available in several countries, including Germany, the Czech Republic, and the United States. The soda is a combination of delicious strawberry and kiwi flavors that provide a sweet and refreshing taste. Fanta Strawberry-Kiwi is sold in cans and bottles of various sizes. Some stores also sell it as part of a multipack. Although Fanta Strawberry-Kiwi is not as well-known as some of the other flavors produced by Fanta, it has gained a loyal following due to its unique combination of flavors. The soda is also known for having a moderate pH level, making it less acidic than some other high sugar drinks. Overall, Fanta Strawberry-Kiwi is a popular choice for those looking for a refreshing and fruity soda.

A zero sugar variant was later released in 2022.
The Mellow Legend of Spyro

**The Mellow Legend of Spyro** is a short-lived comic series that criticized the first The Legend of Spyro video game.

The comics were simple, scanned pen drawings and criticized certain elements of the game. Artwork was first uploaded at Deviantart on December 7, 2007.

## Comics

### "The Mellow Legend of Spyro"

The first comic, published on December 7, 2007.

Sparx gets kidnapped by the enemy, but Spyro falls asleep before he can finish his response.

This comic is criticism on Spyro's calm and emotionless voice, and Sparx' hasty line reading in the game.

### "fly die"

The first comic, published on February 14, 2008.

Spyro and Sparx land on their destination, where Spyro proclaims to be tired and shall quit flying for a while. When he falls off a cliff, Sparx urges him to fly and save himself, but Spyro stubbornly refuses and falls to his death.

This comic is criticism on the fact Spyro is stripped from his flying ability in the regular levels.
Food Rite

*Not to be confused with Diet Rite.*

**Food Rite** soda was a private label or store brand soda that was sold exclusively at Rite Aid stores. The brand had several different flavors, including Basic Cola, Grape Soda, Orange Soda, Ginger Ale, and Root Beer. The exact ingredients and formulation of these sodas may have varied over time, as private label products are often produced by different manufacturers or suppliers. However, these types of store brand sodas are generally designed to be affordable alternatives to name-brand sodas and are often comparable in taste and quality. Unfortunately, I don't have specific information on the availability or current status of Food Rite soda as it may vary by location and over time.

It is currently unknown when the brand was discontinued, but it is speculated to be 1979 or before, as the Food Rite logo is heavily based off of the Rite Aid logo, which was changed around that same time.
MUG Root Beer

**MUG Root Beer** is a brand of root beer that is currently owned by PepsiCo.

## **History**

Mug Root Beer was originally released as Belfast Root Beer in 1940, being named by their at the time parent company, the Belfast Beverage Company. Mug, along with their parent company Belfast, was later acquired by the New Century Beverage Company. In 1955, the name of the drink was changed to "Mug Old Fashioned Root Beer," before it was shortened simply to "Mug."

In 1986, the Mug brand was acquired by PepsiCo, who currently still owns and manufactures the brand to this day.
Mario Punch

Mario Punch Soda was a Fruit Punch flavored Soda made by Shasta Cola in 1993 until 1994 in association with Nintendo.

## Details

### Year(s) Available:

1993 - 1994

The taste of Mario Punch Soda was said to be a Fruit Punch flavored soda. It claimed to be full of Vitamin C, and was made as a fun way for kids to get the vitamin.

Nintendo decided to partner with Shasta Cola to make this beverage in 1993. They themed their sodas off of Mario Brothers characters. They released four sodas, Mario Punch, Luigi Berry, Yoshi Apple, and Princess Toadstool Cherry. The sodas were all a bomb in the United States, but we're a huge hit in Japan. Mario Punachos and the others were discontinued in 1994. The sodas were all sold in 8 ounce cans, and the cans are now collectible online.
McDonald's Sprite

*Note: This topic refers to an internet meme / phrase, and is not considered an official soda flavor, however it does relate to soda in general and is commonly talked about online.*

**"McDonald's Sprite"** refers to an internet meme on how the soda brand Sprite supposedly tastes different when it comes from McDonald's restaurant locations. With some people claiming it somehow tastes better, worse, or just different than Sprite in any other form (bottles, cans, etc.) Many people online even claim that it tastes "Spicy"

The most commonly believed reason for the different taste is because McDonald's pre-chills the water that they use for their drink machines, which affects the flavoring.

## Official Acknowledgment From Sprite

On April 1st, 2022, for April Fools Day, the official Twitter account for Sprite released a fake image of a Sprite Can with the McDonald's logo on it claiming it was a limited edition flavor. The cans were never released in stores as it was an April Fools joke.
RC Cola Flavor Collection

**RC Cola Flavor Collection** is a line of RC Cola flavors that were released in various international countries in 2023.

* RC Cola Apple
* RC Cola Coffee
* RC Cola Lime
* RC Cola Marshmallow
* RC Cola Vanilla
* RC Cola Winter Spice

**This article is a disambiguation page for RC Cola Flavor Collection**

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Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Ideal

**Ideal** was a private label or store brand soda that was sold exclusively at Acme supermarkets. The brand had several different flavors, including basic cola, lemon lime, orange, root beer, grape, and ginger ale.

The Ideal logo is based off of the same logo that Acme markets was using at the time, which was changed in 1981. The Ideal brand stopped appearing in Acme's advertisements halfway through that same year.
Mist Twst

**Mist Twst** was a brand of lemon-lime soda that was originally released by PepsiCo in 2016.

## **History**

Mist Twst was released by PepsiCo in 2016 to replace their Sierra Mist brand. Mist Twst was only available for two years before being replaced with the more popular Sierra Mist in 2018, which has also since been replaced by Starry in 2023.

In it's short life, two new flavors was added to the line: Mist Twst Cherry and Mist Twst Cranberry.
Pepsi Cafe

**Pepsi Cáfe** was a coffee-infused cola drink that was intended to be available for a limited time starting in April 2020.

The official Pepsi Twitter account released a short statement in May of 2020 stating that Pepsi Cáfe was delayed due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. As of 2023, it still has yet to be released, with it being speculated that the flavor was most likely cancelled all together.

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/pepsi/status/1266814690191171584?lang=en
Pepsi Wild Cherry

**Pepsi Wild Cherry** is a Pepsi cola flavor that was first introduced in 1988 by PepsiCo as a replacement for Cherry Cola Slice, introduced as part of the line in 1986. A sugar-free version is also available, with zero calories, named **Diet Pepsi Wild Cherry**. Alongside the beverages, a Lip Balm version is also available.
Pepsi Vanilla

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

**Pepsi Vanilla** is a Pepsi cola flavor that was officially released alongside Diet Pepsi Vanilla in stores in the United States, and Canada in August 2003. It was PepsiCo's attempt to compete with Coca-Cola's Vanilla Coke. Presumably, in 2008, it was later discontinued. In late January 2019, it was officially released again in stores as a permanent flavor.

## **Description**

Pepsi Vanilla is a variant of Pepsi which is brown in color, similar to Coca-Cola Vanilla, Pepsi Ice Cream, and Diet Pepsi Vanilla. Its flavor is the same as regular Pepsi but with added vanilla flavor.

## **History**

Pepsi Vanilla was first introduced alongside Diet Pepsi Vanilla in stores of the United States in August 2003 in an attempt to compete with Coca-Cola's Vanilla Coke. Not long after its release, unfortunately, Pepsi Vanilla was presumably discontinued in 2008 speculating of its lack of advertisements compared to Coca-Cola Vanilla's advertisements during that time.

In late January 2019, it was officially released again in stores as a permanent flavor in the United States.

## **International Release**

### **The Philippines Release**

In July 2018, Pepsi Vanilla alongside Pepsi Lime was exclusively introduced in The Philippines for a limited time at participating 7-Eleven store locations which lasted until the discontinuation of November 2018.

### **Canadian Release**

Pepsi Vanilla was first introduced in stores in Canada in August 2003 in an attempt to compete with Coca-Cola's Vanilla Coke. Not long after its release, unfortunately, Pepsi Vanilla was presumably discontinued in 2005.

On July 17th, 2019, Pepsi Vanilla was exclusively re-introduced in Canada for a limited time.
Fanta Strawberry

**Fanta Strawberry** is a flavor of Fanta, first released in 1962 in the United States. It gained positive feedback during its first few years, including making its way to many countries, and its popularity has remained consistent for over 60+ years, making it a reliable flavor for many countries.

## **Description**

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

## **History**

Fanta Strawberry was first released in the United States in 1962, two years after the original lineup of Fanta was released. After its few years in the United States, its popularity surged, becoming Fanta's more known flavors in its lineup.

In 2002, in the United States, Fanta Strawberry, alongside other flavors: Fanta Orange, Fanta Pineapple, Fanta Grape 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 Atom

**Pepsi Atom** was another Pepsi variant that released in 2013 only in a few test markets in India.

## History

Pepsi Atom was released in 2013 only in India, and then discontinued a year later.

Pepsi Atom was the second mainstream cola from the company in the country, after the company's flagship brand, Pepsi, PepsiCo India said in a statement.

"Created for the Indian market, in collaboration with PepsiCo's global innovation team, it is a result of extensive flavour development and consumer testing in the country," it added.

Commenting on the development, PepsiCo India CEO, (beverages) Gautham Mukkavilli said that it is of great significance that a second mainstream cola from the PepsiCo portfolio has been developed for the Indian consumer.

"India-centric innovation or 'Indo-vation' is a key growth driver for our business. It is our biggest launch in the recent years and we are committed to invest behind the brand and make it a key player in the carbonated beverage segment," he added.

Pepsi Atom was available across the country in various packaging, including a 250 ml can at an introductory price of Rs. 15 and a 500 ml PET bottle at Rs. 25, the company said.

The 200 ml returnable glass bottles (RGB) are also available in select markets at Rs. 10, it added.

PepsiCo India vice-president (beverage marketing) Deepika Warrier said Pepsi Atom addresses the consumer need for a stronger, fizzier cola with a sharp taste hit.

"From robust distribution to large-scale sampling; high-visibility launch at Pepsi IPL to an insightful and relatable campaign, we have aggressive plans," she added.

The company said it was leveraging the on-going Pepsi IPL tournament, giving unprecedented launch visibility to the brand, both in-stadia and on television.

This will be followed by a massive sampling and engagement exercise with over 1 million consumers across key centres, it added.
Hy-Tyme

**Hy-Tyme** was a former brand of soda in the United States. The brand had several different flavors, including Basic Cola, Lemon, Orange, Grape, Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Fruit Punch, and Black Cherry.

It is currently unknown when the brand was introduced or discontinued, but it is speculated that the brand was available from 1972-1985, as the first known mention of the drink is from 1972 and the last known is from 1985.
Lilt

**Lilt** was a former brand of soda sold in international countries.

## History

Lilt was originally introduced in the United Kingdom as a brand of soft drink in 1975. Overtime, the drink expanded into other countries, those countries being Ireland and Gibraltar.

In 2021, The Coca-Cola Company decided to put Lilt under the Fanta umbrella. Similar to other brands acquired by Coke such as Royal Tru, Hit, and others, The Lilt logo was changed to one that more closely resembles Fanta's. unlike the other brands, however, Lilt was discontinued in 2023 and was replaced with Fanta Pineapple and Grapefruit, a new flavor of Fanta made to directly replace the taste of Lilt.
No Frills Cola

**No Frills Cola** was a private label or store brand soda that was sold exclusively at Pathmark supermarkets.

The No Frills brand is still fondly remembered for its plain & generic look for it's packaging.

The No Frills brand was eventually replaced with the Pathmark brand, with the last known mention of No Frills being from April of 1988.

Pathmark went out of business and closed all of their stores in 2015. The brand returned in 2019, with a new store opening in Flatbush, New York. However, the No Frills Cola and Pathmark Cola brands still are still discontinued.
Pepsi Light Mojito

**Pepsi Light Mojito** is the sugar-free version of Pepsi Mojito released in Italy on summer 2009.

## Description

Pepsi Light Mojito is the sugar-free version of Pepsi Mojito it's made with the Pepsi Zero Sugar recipe with added mojito flavor

## History

Pepsi Light Mojito was released in Italy on summer 2009 as a limited edition flavor he was released alongside of Pepsi Mojito and the two flavor was later discontinued.
Pepsi-Cola Made with Real Sugar

**Pepsi-Cola Made with Real Sugar** (previously known as **Pepsi Throwback**, and **Pepsi Throwback Made with Natural Sugar** in the United States) is a Pepsi cola flavor that is made with natural sugar, just like most soft drinks were in the 1980s before soda companies switched to high-fructose corn syrup.

## **Description**

Like the original, Pepsi Throwback is a brown colored, cola-flavored drink, but has a much sweeter taste due to not using high-fructose corn syrup.

## **History**

### **2009 Limited-Time Release**

Pepsi Throwback was first released in the United States alongside Mountain Dew Throwback anytime from April to June 2009. Its ingredients and flavor were based on the original Cola flavor, and it used packaging and logos reminiscent of the 1973–1987 era of Pepsi packaging.

Because sales were impressive, both Throwback drinks saw a return on December 28th, 2009, and lasted through and until February 22nd, 2010. It was in this release that Throwback began using the 1940s era logo and Pepsi's original theme. It would continue to use this formula and packaging for all subsequent releases.

### **2010 Limited-Time Release**

Pepsi Throwback saw another 5-week run beginning in July 2010, followed by the announcement in October that it would stay on shelves as long as sales were good. Finally, in December 2010, Pepsi Throwback returned to shelves again, this time with the words "Limited Time Only" removed from the packaging and a few years later. It got a rename of Pepsi Made with Real Sugar in June 2014, making it a permanent addition with a different name.

## **Canadian Release**

On May 23rd, 2017, the official Canadian PepsiCo Facebook account announced on their Facebook page that Pepsi Throwback was released for a limited time in Canada to celebrate Canada's 150th Anniversary. This limited edition release lasted through most of the months of summer 2017 and until early-September of 2017 where Pepsi Throwback was later discontinued in Canada. It is unknown what this was the last release of Pepsi Throwback in Canada.

## **Trivia**

* At some point, Pepsi came out with a glass bottle edition sold by itself and in a pack of four. It is unknown if this version of the drink (that is still being sold) originally had no mentioning of the being Pepsi Throwback in a bottle, other then using the 1973–1987 logos on the glass bottle.
Pepsi Black

**Pepsi Black** was a lemon, 50% less sugar Pepsi variant released in Summer 2012 only in Japan. It's color is very blackish than normal Pepsi, and then discontinued in Late 2012.

## History

Pepsi Black was released in the summer of 2012 only in Japan as a limited edition soda, and then discontinued in the end of late 2012.
Pathmark Lemon Treat Soda

**Pathmark Lemon Treat Soda** was a private label/store brand soda that was sold exclusively at Pathmark supermarkets.

It was first advertised in 1978, and its currently unknown when it was discontinued.

Pathmark went out of business and closed all of their stores in 2015. However, it is speculated that the flavor was discontinued years before the entire chain closed.
Hi-Spot

**Hi-Spot** was a brand of Lemon-Lime flavor sodas created by Canada Dry.

Canada Dry originally released Hi-Spot in 1937 advertising it as a mixer. It was later advertised as "Sparking Lemon Soda" before the 'Sparkling" was dropped from the name.

Even though it was mostly advertised as a Lemon flavored drink, some later cans advertised it as Lemon-Lime.

The brand was last advertised in the United States in December of 1976. It's also possible that the brand lasted longer in some international countries, as The Can Museum dates some international cans as late as 1998.

1. ↑ https://canmuseum.com/Detail.aspx?CanID=39617
Minute Maid Orange Soda

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

## History

Minute Maid Orange Soda was originally test released in 1985 by The Coca-Cola Company in and around the Washington DC area. The drink was originally made with 10% real orange juice and came in two variants, original and diet. It was rolled out slowly as it was Minute Maid's first foray into the soda market, as they usually made other beverages such as lemonade and fruit juice. Overtime however, the soda was eventually released nationally and was even available at some McDonald's locations and at 7-Eleven as a Slurpee. Overtime, more minute maid soda flavors were released but the entire line was gone by 2005, most likely in favor of Fanta.
Pepsi Cappuccino

**Pepsi Cappuccino** (Also known as **Café Chino** and **Max Cino**) was a coffee flavored Pepsi released

### Related products

Pepsi Kona Pepsi A.M.

around the mid-2000s. It was sold in Russia, Romania, and sold in other various parts of Europe.

## History

Pepsi Cappuccino was released around the mid-2000s in Russia, Romania, and sold in other various parts of Europe. It is also named as Pepsi Tarik in some other countries.
Pepsi Salted Watermelon

*Not to be confused with Pepsi Watermelon*

A Pepsi Salted Watermelon Bottle

**Pepsi Salted Watermelon** was a limited edition salty watermelon flavored Pepsi released in Summer 2012 only in Japan. And it was discontinued but it could be a re-release as “Pepsi Watermelon”

## History

Pepsi Salted Watermelon was released in Summer 2012 only in Japan as a limited edition soda, and then discontinued.
Flames of Love

**Flames of Love** is the collective name of a series of love stories starring the Colour Palette Dragons.

These dragons are all of a different race and described to have no attraction towards each other; and the stories discuss some of the outliers in history.

The series was conceived on August 17, 2020, though the story that officially started it off was written at least a year prior.

## Stories

### Black vs blue: Until I See You Again

*NOTE: "Until I See You Again" is its own series, but one of its stories is part of Flames of Love.*

The princess of the nearly extinct  black dragon race,  Anna-Marie, is rescued from the blue dragon army by an independent dragon with  an unusual set of powers,  Larie. After defeating the blue king, he adapts his position and wishes to marry Anna-Marie as reward for saving her life, but nobody's onboard with uniting two long-time enemy races.

### Green vs purple: I Owe You

A female  green dragon, James, is accidentally saved by a male  purple dragon, Nadine, and wants to return the favour against his wishes.

While not entirely useful to him, Nadine begins to feel attracted to her and her energy, while James becomes addicted to his generosity, but unlike him, can't figure out what she wants or how to feel when she ends up laying his eggs.

### Pink vs orange: The Male Queen

A young  pink dragon, Aphremesu, starts her first days as queen of her tribe, but doesn't know how to approach her underlings, uninformed of her hermaphroditism. She tells them the truth and the men visibly lose interest in having her as a partner.

When a human woman crosses the lonely Aphremesu's path and consoles her with her presence, she falls in love with her. Her tribe finds out about it and kills the human as to have Aphremesu back in their midst, but she refuses to be their queen after this and takes refuge on an  orange dragon island, where she meets a familiar face.

### Brown vs white: I Pray You Want Me Today

An "atheistic"  brown dragon, Boms, comes across that which he had always assumed not to exist; a  white dragon. He tries to know everything he can about Magnalbadea and leaves behind gifts for her at his village shrine, which ends up grabbing her attention, but also endangers his life.

### Red vs yellow: Silence is Gold

The red dragon, Calliandra, and  yellow dragon, Champagne, have been close friends since childhood. Calliandra never hid her feelings for him, but Champagne is hesitant and takes the widely accepted claim that the  orange dragons are shameful proof of earlier interracial relationships seriously.

### Black vs white: Different

The king of  white dragons, Differo, welcomes in a starved and abused  black dragon, Arthur, into his domain. The king is fascinated by their revered wisdom and role as history keepers of the world and contemplates giving him a position in his kingdom most unusual.

## Trivia

* The title is inspired by "Flames of Love" by Fancy.
List of Fanta Flavors

***Administrator's prominent note:** Due to poor faulty aspects, some page features are currently removed (such as most international Fanta flavors) but will get re-inserted with the new and improved way to enjoy the List of Fanta Flavors.*

This listing page lists a significant number of different Fanta flavors found worldwide. Below is a list of the most known and lesser known fruity flavors of Fanta ever known throughout since the 1940s.

## **Notes:**

* If a Fanta flavor is missing, we will eventually add it to the list.
	+ That includes some Freeze and soda fountain exclusive flavors.
* Some identical Fanta flavors of the same profile will get combined into one, as those two (or more) Fanta flavors share the same flavor profile.
	+ For example, 2020's Fanta Red has the same flavor as the elusive 1964's Fanta Red Cream Soda.
Pepsi A.M.

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**Pepsi A.M.** was a Pepsi cola flavor first test-marketed in sporadic regions of the United States in 1989. By 1990, it got discontinued due to low sales, lasting for an entire year of production.

## **Description**

Pepsi A.M. was a variant of Pepsi. Its flavor was the same as regular Pepsi but added 25% more caffeine. There was also a Diet variant that had one calorie.

## **History**

In August 1989, PepsiCo first began to test market Pepsi A.M. alongside its Diet variant in sporadic regions of the United States aimed at coffee drinkers.

It was then later reported that Pepsi A.M. was getting test-marketed in some regions of massive cities. These cities confirmed are Cedar Falls, Iowa, Waterloo, Iowa, and Fort Wayne, Indiana. Others unconfirmed are Pittsburgh, New York and Phoenix. The unconfirmed locations are unknown from this test market release.

Shortly after its introduction, a year of production, Pepsi A.M. and its Diet variation ceased production in October 1990 due to low sales.

## **Trivia**

* This is the first attempt of many attempts at a morning drink from PepsiCo. The other many attempts are coffee-based Pepsi Kona, Pepsi Cappuccino and a Pepsi Café line of two flavors, Original and Vanilla. Most of these are American attempts, while Pepsi Cappuccino got attempted in various countries.
	+ As for The Coca-Cola Company, there were two attempts. One is Coca-Cola BlāK from the 2000s, and the second is the latest line of many Coca-Cola with Coffee flavors released in early 2021.
Q&V Cola

**Q&V** was a private label/store brand soda that was sold exclusively at Phar-Mor Drugstores.

The soda brand was originally introduced into stores in 1994 and was discontinued when the entire Phar-Mor chain went out of business and liquidated in 2002.

Q&V was an acronym for "Quality & Value"

The soda had regular Cola flavor, as well as a caffeine free & diet variant.
Fanta Spider Chocolate Orange

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**Fanta Spider Chocolate Orange** was a limited edition Fanta flavor released exclusively in Australia.

## Description

Fanta Spider Chocolate Orangeis a variant of Fanta which is orange in color just like the regular Fanta Orange. Its flavor is orange and chocolate ice cream.

## History

Fanta Spider Chocolate Orange got released in 2005 for a limited time in Australia in some bottle sizes and soda fountains in Hungry Jack's. It got discontinued shortly after.
Nehi Blue

*Not to be confused with Nehi Blue Creme.*

**Nehi Blue** (also called Blue Nehi Artificially Flavored Soda) was a former flavor of the Nehi brand.

Information on this flavor is difficult to come by due to its name and the confusion with Nehi Blue Creme.

The flavor isn't on Keurig Dr Pepper's website, hinting at its discontinuation, though its currently unknown when exactly the drink was discontinued.
Pepsi Fresh

**Pepsi Fresh** was a another limited edition Pepsi that was only released in the Summer of 2007 in United States, and Russia, but it was then later discontinued in 2008.

## History

Pepsi Fresh was first introduced in Summer 2007 as a limited edition in the United States, and Russia. In 2008, it was then later discontinued.

PepsiCo's campaign was to promote a new beverage that was launched in early May 2007. The consumers was offered to become a participant of the creative competition, the purpose of which was to show how freshen buyers of Pepsi Fresh. The sale of the beverage was limited by the time of the promotion. To date, the fourth stage of the competition, which has been sent four photos and two videos. The winner of each stage gets a bag-refrigerator.
Pepsol

*Not to be confused with Pepsi.*

**Pepsol** (also known as *Sparkling Pepsol*) is a former brand of cola flavored soda.

## History

Pepsol was originally introduced in 1894. Like many earlier sodas of the time, it was originally marketed as a type of medicine, being advertised as a cure for indigestion.

Pepsol was eventually acquired by the similarly-named competitor Pepsi, with the "Pepsol" name and logo being a trademark of Pepsico beginning in 1907. Pepsol appears to have been immediately phased out after this acquisition, with it last being advertised a year earlier in 1906.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/604544813/?terms=Pepsol&match=1
2. ↑ https://trademarks.justia.com/710/24/pepsol-71024892.html
Lawson's

**Lawson's Cola** was a private label or store brand soda that was sold exclusively at Lawson's convenience store locations in the United States. It is currently unknown when the drink was originally introduced or discontinued, but it is speculated that the drink was discontinued when Lawson's left the United States in 1985.

The Lawson's brand still currently exists in several other countries (and has even returned to the United States in 2012 after entering Hawaii) but the soda brand seems to have been permanently discontinued.

## Flavors

The brand had more variety of flavors than most other retailers, including:

* Basic Cola
* Lemon-Lime
* Orange
* Grape
* Ginger Ale
* Cherry
* Black Cherry
* Red Pop Strawberry Soda
* Cream Soda
* Fruit Punch
Pep-Kola

*Not to be confused with Pepsi.*

**Pep-Kola** is a former brand of cola flavored soda.

## History

Pep-Kola was assumingly introduced sometime in 1896, as that was the earliest known advertisement that mentions it. They were acquired by competitor *Brad's Drink* in 1898, with Pep-Kola quickly being phased out, and Brad's Drink changing their name to Pepsi that same year. PepsiCo acquired the trademark for "Pep-Kola" beginning in 1905.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/79792596/?terms=PEP-KOLA&match=1
2. ↑ https://contact.pepsico.com/pepsi/article/when-was-pepsi-cola-invented-how-did-it-get-its-name
3. ↑ https://trademarks.justia.com/710/09/pep-kola-71009403.html
Galaxy

**Galaxy** is a former brand of soda.

Not much info is currently known about this brand. They were first advertised in 1966 and was last advertised in 1977. Galaxy soda was manufactured by a company known as Galaxy Properties, Inc.

## Known Flavors

The known flavors of Galaxy were Grape, Orange, Cream Soda, Lemon-Lime, Cola, Cherry Cola, and Root Beer. Grape appears to have been the most common flavor, as it is the most commonly found being re-sold on websites such as Worthpoint.

Each one of Galaxy's can designs consisted of a star constellation on the front, though the constellations varied depending on the can.
News Archive

**July 14th, 2020**

Since it has been so long since our last news update. I just want to say we apologize to our loyal fans that have been watching the news on our wiki. In a full year of not with an update for so long. Soda fans, we're just saying be safe and wash your hands often. We will still be active shortly. Take care.

**April 24th, 2019**

***BREAKING NEWS:*** Soda wiki, ***The Pepsi Wiki*** just recently announced on their blog page saying that they will be closing down in the next few weeks, or in a few months. This will make The Pepsi Wiki inaccessible to the public. On their blog post, they were saying that there are no active users on their own wiki. With an affiliation of The Pepsi Wiki and The Soda Wiki, they will be moving their own pages into our wiki, making this wiki a big huge step for the soda wiki industry. Currently, there's no announcement over at the Coca-Cola Wiki saying that they would be closing down. This news article will be receiving updates from now. If there's more news surrounding this topic, we'll update you!

**October 14th, 2018**

The Soda Wiki is launched with an affiliation of the Pepsi Wiki.
Pepsi Ice

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**Pepsi Ice** was a Pepsi cola flavor first released alongside Pepsi Fire in most Asian areas for a limited time from 2004 to 2005.

## **Description**

Pepsi Ice, as its name suggests, was an Ice Mint Cola flavor of Pepsi.

## **History**

In 2004, PepsiCo shelled out $2.3 million to promote the launch of the two new limited-edition flavors in most Asian areas. These dual-wielded release companion flavors are Pepsi Ice (Ice Mint Cola) and Pepsi Fire (Hot Cinnamon Cola), which lasted from Late 2004 to Early 2005.

## **Trivia**

* The idea from this dual-wielded themed release was to "choose your own adventure," approaching choosing one or the other flavor based on your mood.