In Japan, Christmas is typically celebrated with a cake. Pepsi is celebrating it with a limited edition release called “Christmas Cola”.
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Japanese Christmas cakes are sponge cakes covered with whipped cream and filled with strawberries. They are good.
A few years back, Pepsi released a white Pepsi, but this latest one is cake flavoured.
According to the drink’s official release, Pepsi Christmas Cola was created in the image of a Japanese holiday cake. There’s a sweet and tart strawberry aroma in a white cola, evoking the creamy holiday sweets.
Pepsi Christmas Cola goes on sale November 21 in Japan. It’s the latest in a long list of Japan-exclusive Pepsi releases.
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5 responses to “Cake-Flavored Pepsi Coming To Japan”
I read the title at first as ‘COKE-flavoured Pepsi’ and I was like, “Ohh yes i can get Coke at KFC now!”.
I don’t think I will ever get over KFC swapping to Pepsi.
Pepsi is awesome! Team Pepsi!
I wonder if the marketing guys at Pepsi have ever done work for the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation?
Have they just repackaged Crystal Pepsi?
Crystal pepsi tastes like sprite that has had a small amount of pepsi mixed in.
If “cake flavoured pepsi” tastes anything like the “cake flavoured fudge” I had in the US, it will taste like a mix of cake frosting and regret.