where can I get pepsi made with sugar?

[imported_Tick]

I should start a buisness mailing people cases of pepsi with sugar from the mexican grocery...

 

[potato28]

Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
Canada does too.

ZV

Yes, but we can also buy the regular Coke made with real sugar for about $0.75 more than a regular can of coke. And I can buy it in most stores....

 

[GalvanizedYankee]

In the LA area, Galco's :thumbsup::thumbsup:

They carry just about all you can imagine in soda pop and old style candies.
http://www.sodapopstop.com/home.cfm

 

[kranky]

Start checking around Passover because some stores will carry kosher Pepsi - and to be kosher, it has to contain sugar and not HFCS. If you have a Jewish neighborhood where you live, you could check with the stores there.

 

[Strk]

Originally posted by: kranky
Start checking around Passover because some stores will carry kosher Pepsi - and to be kosher, it has to contain sugar and not HFCS. If you have a Jewish neighborhood where you live, you could check with the stores there.

How does that work out? I've never heard of corn not being kosher. Then again, I've never tried to keep kosher.

 

[GalvanizedYankee]

Some of the kosher sodas in my Galco link have HFCS. *shruggs*

 

[waggy]

when i lived in new mexico all the pop had real suger. but then again that was 15 yrs ago.


but i do love pepsi in a bottle. wish thtey sold it more. we have a small mexican store in town that has them. its yummy

 

[KMurphy]

Remember when they switched Coke to "New Coke"? New Coke was a scheme to introduce corn syrup sweetener in the original formula. That's why Coke Classic never tasted the same.

Pepsi blends cane sugar with corn syrup.

 

[kranky]

Originally posted by: Strk

Originally posted by: kranky
Start checking around Passover because some stores will carry kosher Pepsi - and to be kosher, it has to contain sugar and not HFCS. If you have a Jewish neighborhood where you live, you could check with the stores there.

How does that work out? I've never heard of corn not being kosher. Then again, I've never tried to keep kosher.

I think kosher for Passover is different than "standard" kosher.