Happy Holiday Spice Pepsi

Holiday Spice Pepsi

It's been quite a long while since I've posted anything due to blogger's-block (you must pay me five cents every time you use this phrase)...but it has finally dissipated with the release of new Holiday Spice Pepsi, using a nostalgic traditional Pepsi-cap feel on the front label of the bottle, it should entice you to purchase it just for this reason. I assume the "spiced-up" part is supposed to relate to spiced-cider...I am on my second 20 fl oz bottle of it and am still not quite sure of the "spices" contained. The deep red color of the cola is also very attractive. I think that Pepsi should introduce a new "slim" palm-fitting bottle though, more like that of CocaCola. Shape and form of bottle is everything to me...Pepsi Vanilla is made with real vanilla extract while Vanilla Coke is not, yet the shape of the Coke bottle and the colors that radiate there from sway my decision to buy the Pepsi brand to which I am loyal to. That said, perhaps I'm the only one with the crazy notion that bottle shapes are appealing. The Pepsi bottles seem too bulky and less curvy to the eye...almost more of a sports drink than a casual one. The labels on the Holiday Spice Pepsi bottle are as follows - on the front from top to bottom: "Limited Edition, Pepsi Cola (on cap graphic), Holiday Spice (on top of "red ribbon" graphic), Cola Spiced up for the Season". If turned to the left, you will see: "Celebrate the season with family, friends, and new Pepsi Holiday Spice. It's a festive blend of holiday spices and great tasting Pepsi. But it's only around through the season, so this is one gift you'll want to open early. And often!". Personally, I think it's a little too "bold" so say "And often!", almost like it's trying to boss me around. The paragraph explaining the contents is nice and should end directly before "And often". As always, the serving size is 2.5 per 20 fluid oz. Calories contained in this 2.5 serving size total at 100. Zero grams of fat, 27 grams both of carbohydrates and sugar. Ingredients are specified as: carbonated water (really?), high fructose corn syrup and/or sugar (never saw this one before), natural flavors, caramel color, phosphoric acid (hmm...), citric acid, potassium benzoate (preserves freshness), potassium citrate, caffeine, gum arabic (perhaps we should boycot this item?), red 40 (what the hell is this?...I know, I know...red coloring, but what is it?!). Then, it directs you to the Pepsi website for "more information". Most people I have talked to have never heard of this new product, nor have they tried it apparently unless knocked unconscious and forced to taste it without their knowledge, which they wouldn't know (don't think about that sentence for more than two minutes or your head will explode). Therefore, I believe Pepsi has failed to promote this beverage, especially time...I have yet to hear a radio transmission commercial or a television hiatus ad. For this reason, I give the product a good 7 out of 10 stars. Other new things to check out today include the Blender free three-dimensional (a.k.a. - 3D) engine. It allows you to create, possibly, your own professional games and graphics using professional tools. I downloaded it approximately three years ago, forgot about it, remembered it, checked out the website, and it is still there, only in a brand new version which, I hope, will be less confusing for the novice (i.e., myself). You can find this at - Blender. Also, if you own a pocket PC, PocketThemes.com gives you access to quote "94014 themes in 87 categories, and counting!".

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