Let me start off by saying I don't want this to become a political discussion. I'm just curious what everyone thinks about this. I think it will be beneficial to consumers to get rid of some of these harmful ingredients that we don't use in the rest of the world. My main focus is how will this change the way we operate. I know my plant isn't set up for the bulk storage needed for cane sugar. We just had the restructure and plant closure. Can pepsi afford to raise prices even more to pay for more quality and expensive componets?

Another masterpiece by Eric Falkenberg in Kelowna, BC

Free 24 pack and free 12 pack coupons came in the mail today. Thanks guys.

Seriously this was too funny, I dont care who you are.

So I am new here I saw a few posts asking if anyone remembers Sobe and people saying how much they love it. By my deep dive it looks like their is still a huge fans base and I just want to try to get everyone together and contacting Pepsi every day to bring it back. I doubt my posts will see the same engagement but it’s worth the try. A phone call a day to Pepsi asking for the return just takes a few minutes. When they ask if you want a coupon as well just decline and say I just want sobe back worldwide I don’t do any other Pepsi products. I don’t need anything or want anything other than everyone to band together and get Pepsi to bring the drink back. To do so we need to show Pepsi we want it back in numbers and do it everyday. I can’t do it alone. Thanks for your time

This bottle was a gift from my grandma, but I don't know much about it. From my research I found that it could be a prototype bottle or tester bottle from the early days of Pepsi-Cola. Any thoughts?

How do you allow the obviously wrong product to continue being made?

They were my go to food place for Pepsi man.

Photo with a syrup glass and soda jerk paper hat. Enjoying a Pepsi today.

$11.59? Why would someone pay this?

I'm wondering what made them do this. Budget cuts or something?