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

** Britvic Pepsi Max ** My gf picked up a 2 litre bottle of Britvic Pepsi Max for us to enjoy with our after dinner snacks. I never am quite shure whether I prefer Pepsi to Coke or full sugar to the healthy varieties like Pepsi Max. We tend to switch between brands and variations a lot as I find any one coke gets boring if you keep buying it. Variation is definately the key for us! Pepsi Max is advertised as a sporty no sugar alternative to traditional coke. Instead of all the sugar it uses artificial sweeteners. In my experience some sweeteners are much more believable as a sugar replacement than others. I dread the bitter or super sweet ...  Read the complete review

Pepsi Max is so much nicer than original Pepsi, which I do not like at all. Coca Cola is the best pop you can get today BUT Pepsi Max is the best sugar free drink out there for a fact!!! It is available from pretty much everywhere that sells food and beverages, and sometimes it has special offers on it in the supermarkets. It is available in 330ml cans, 500ml plastic bottles and then of course the 2 litre bottles. I would say the 2 litre bottle represents best value for money by far, coming in at around £1.50 or 60. The 500 ml bottles tend to be around a quid and the cans 50 or 60 pence. So for buying into the house definitely get the bigger ...  Read the complete review

I noticed Pepsi packs of 6 cans on sale in Asda last week and went to get some Diet Pepsi, but they didn't have any. I asked if they did, but I was told they'd all sold out. The man, who looked like possibly a manager, suggested I try Pepsi Max as that was still available and was also lower in calories. I don't know what made me ask what it was like, but I did, and I felt quite stupid because I hadn't actually realised until then that Pepsi Max was a similar alternative to Diet Pepsi. Anyway, he told me it was quite sugary sweet, which I thought was strange considering the product claims to have no sugar. Pepsi Max is a similar idea to Pepsi Diet in that it ...  Read the complete review