PepsiMade with Real Sugar Mini-Cans (8 Count, 7.5 Fl Oz Each)

Real sugar tastes best

It's pepsi. Even though High Fructose Corn Syrup is a cheaper ingredient and less healthy, I do think it tastes a little better, and if one is trying to be healthy they probably shouldn't be drinking carbonated sugar water at all.

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The ingredients list for this is "carbonated water, sugar, caramel color, phosphoric acid, caffeine, natural flavor." The only item I didn't immediately recognize in this list is phosphoric acid, which "is used to acidify foods and beverages such as various colas and jams. It provides a tangy or sour taste." (Wikipedia) No strange preservatives. No high-fructose corn syrup. Somehow, I find that to be reassuring -- sure, it's a bit strange to be happy about what's in a soda, but with such a simple list of ingredients, I don't feel so bad about drinking this. I'd given up on Pepsi for Coke, but now that cane-sugar Pepsi is back, I've switched again ... and I'm happy I did. Here's the rest of the nutrition info for anyone that's interested:Serving Size - 1 canCalories - 90Total fat - 0 g (0% DV)Sodium - 20mg (1% DV)Total Carbohydrate - 26g (8% DV)Sugars - 26gProtein - 0gCeffeine - 24mg

Item received was not as I ordered. It was mini cans but not the real sugar Pepsi as advertised. It is made with high fructose corn syrup.

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I love soda with real cane sugar. I never knew what a difference it makes until I had a Mexican Coke, which comes in glass bottles. I couldn't figure out why it tasted so much better and wondered if it was because of the glass bottle. Then a merchant told me that it was because the Coke they sell in Mexico - which you can get here in the U.S. at many places now - is sweetened with cane sugar, not corn syrup. So I was happy to see that Amazon carries Pepsi made with real sugar. I wish they carried the Coke, too. I wish all of the soda manufacturers would make versions of their flavors with cane sugar. I'd drink more soda if they did. Ahem, Cherry Pepsi with Real Sugar would be divine.

The price was outstanding and I prefer the cans to the bottles. It's made with cane sugar as opposed to the corn syrup and is perfect for portion control if you worry about that sort of thing. This product is often sold out at my local supermarkets so to have it delivered is quite nice. My only gripe is with the additional Amazon Pantry fee for grocery items as I am a Prime member.