Britvic Pepsi Max

Something I shouldn't but do consume on a daily basis are different versions of 'diet' cola. My favorite would be Diet Pepsi, followed by Diet Coke, followed by Pepsi Max and lastly the quite poor tasting Coke Zero. The order of my favorites is literally from sweetest, to least sweet, so that should give you an idea of where Pepsi Max falls. Whilst Pepsi Max clearly isn't my drink of choice, it's not one I would personally buy above Diet Pepsi or Diet Coke, it's still enjoyable enough to use to meet my daily diet soft drink quota when the other two aren't available. The difference between Pepsi Max and Diet Pepsi is the Max version is supposed to ...  Read the complete review

Imagine my relief when I found out that Pepsi made a low calorie drink aimed squarely at the male market. Yes I know that it is perfectly legal for us chaps to consume diet Pepsi or diet Cola but I always found it a little embarrassing asking for the aforementioned beverages. I always felt that somehow my masculinity was being called into question if I entered a shop and picked up the diet version of any drink, real men simply don’t consume diet drinks. That is until Pepsi Max hit the shelves. When Pepsi Max was launched the adverts featured young sporty chaps performing all sorts of extreme pastimes such as bungee jumping, skateboarding and BMX racing. That’s ...  Read the complete review

For whatever reason, I am a Diet Coke man; if I have a choice, it's Diet Coke for me. However, I often eat at Pizza Hut, where they give that annoying question "is Pepsi Max ok?" to which I always reply "yes of course young man!" Well, today I wanted to buy a Diet Coke, but Pepsi Max was half the price. I decided I would buy the latter and write a review of it, so here I am. First up, Pepsi Max is a brand of cola flavoured soft drink, in much the same vein as Diet Coke. It is sugar free but does contain sweeteners. It contains less than 1 calorie per bottle, and also has not fat in it. It is a fizzy drink. First impressions are ...  Read the complete review

Pepsi Max first hit the UK in 1993. It is a carbonated beverage and seems to be the main rival to coke. Pepsi Max, Max meaning Maximum taste no sugar comes is a variety of packages. A 2 Litre bottle, 500ml bottle and 330ml can. The familiar logo accompanies the product, Pepsi MAX across the bottle or can and a circle with red top half, blue bottom half and a white flash across the centre. Costs range from approximately £1.56 for a 2l bottle, 85p-90p for a 500ml bottle and 50p-65p for a 330ml can. Though supermarkets at times do have good offers with Pepsi. Tesco are currently selling 12x330ml cans for £2.99 and Morrisons are selling the 2l bottles for ...  Read the complete review

I don't really drink a lot of soft drinks, I tend to drink a couple of litres of water a day and surprised myself when I bought a bottle of pepsi max, however it was to accompany a bottle of vodka. If I do ever buy soft drinks, I always make sure that they are diet or sugar free versions, as excessive drinking of these kind of products can put those pound on pretty quick, and to be honest I have never liked full fat versions and some I couldn't really tell the difference especially with the like's of Orange fizzy pop's...i.e. Tango and Fanta. Pepsi was founded in 1965 and is a global brand that has been featured in everyone's household at some point ...  Read the complete review