Vito and I are trying the brand-new Pepsi Maple flavor that’s rolling out right now in Canada 🇨🇦 — and yes, this one came straight from a friend who made the trip north! Huge shout-out to Brad for hooking us up with both versions 🙌 In this video, we do a side-by-side taste test of: Pepsi Maple Zero Sugar (355ml can) Pepsi Maple Full Sugar (591ml bottle) This limited-edition soda from @PepsiCanada blends classic Pepsi cola with maple and vanilla notes, giving it a very Canadian twist. But the

Pepsi is poking the bear again. 🫵 A Super Bowl ad for Pepsi Zero Sugar touts a new victory in the Pepsi Challenge, the decades-old sampling program revived in 2025, using a conflicted polar bear that evokes rival Coca-Cola without ever naming it. Led by BBDO and the Pepsi Content Studio, “The Choice” bets that taste—and a bit of goofy bravado—is still the most persuasive case Pepsi can make, a claim the brand has spent the past year testing in the real world. “This is not about cola wars,” said

A soda war is brewing. Pepsi Zero Sugar's Super Bowl 60 commercial, "The Choice," features a cola-loving polar bear who takes the Pepsi Challenge and chooses Pepsi over Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, triggering an existential crisis that leads to a journey of self-discovery culminating in a Coldplay concert kiss cam moment. Directed by The Academy -winner Taika Waititi, who also cameos as the bear's therapist, and set to Queen's "I Want to Break Free," the ad is rooted in real data. According to the bran