Pepsi announced several weeks ago that theyâll be stripping the aspartame from Diet Pepsi. However, theyâre gonna keep selling the old formula online. For those of you who just canât get enough of that weird chemical taste, yum yum!
These days there are so many nutritional fads and anxietiesâso many rules about what we should or shouldnât eat, whatâs healthy and whatâs notâthat worrying about the artificial sweetener aspartame seems almost... quaint. Retro, even, like polyester pantsuits. Well, itâll soon be a thing of the pastâin Diet Pepsi, atâŠ
America's three biggest soda companies, Coca-Cola, Pepsi and Dr. Pepper Snapple Group, have reported declining sales in the last quarter. And though it may seem that health-conscious Americans are probably opting for the diet versions of their favorite speshal juice, it's actually the diet versions of sodas that areâŠ
Well, that was quick! A judge has decided that Mayor Bloomberg's ban on sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces is toro caca, and went right ahead and invalidated it.
Oh, man, wouldn't it be great to glug unlimited Pepsi AND get your fats blocked!?!? Well, the good folks at Pepsi-Cola Japan are introducing a new product for just that purposeâa refreshing cola beverage that "blocks" your "fats" with "fiber," just like Gandalf on the Bridge of Khazad-dĂ»m. "Pepsi Special" contains anâŠ
Michael Jackson for Pepsi, Kate Beckinsale for Diet Coke... celebs shilling for soda companies is nothing new. Check out this 1946 ad for RC Cola, starring Hedy Lamarr. Lamarr starred in numerous films, was married six times and was once arrested for shoplifting. She also co-invented an early form of spread spectrum,âŠ
