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Where can we find Mango Pepsi around here?

These ads made a lasting impression on pop culture.

Budweiser joins Pepsi and Coca-Cola in the decision to sideline their popular commercials this year.

So the tale from the scale in the past two weeks shows a drastic difference in weight and the only real difference was the amount of

Not sure why the people at Pepsi thought this was a good idea, but I'll give it a shot.

My daughter and I were near a pop machine when she request a drink from said machine. I went to see how much it was and was shocked to see it was still 50 cents. To me, 50 cents is the perfect price or 12 ounces of liquid goodness. In recent years I've seen 60 cents, 75 cents and even $1 for a can of pop, but this still had pop for 50 cents...

Watch the Pepsi ad from Super Bowl 50.

A few days ago we told you that Crystal Pepsi was coming back but the only way to obtain some was through a contest that Pepsi was promoting. As I have a knack for nostalgia I was hoping to win. Well, I'm sad to say I didn't, but my wife did!

107.3 KFFM along with Pepsi want to get you premium box seats for two with parking to see Dave Matthews Band live at the Gorge on Saturday September 5. You are one selfie away from winning!

Everyone has their vices. I don't smoke, I don't drink coffee, I stay away from hard alcohol. But one thing I'm pretty fond of is pop from the soda fountains usually found at most gas stations. It's something I call a B.A.P. which stands for Big A$$ Pop.

Everything '90s is coming back in fashion. Surge was reintroduced, General Mills brought back French Toast Crunch and everyone said, "That's fine, but where's my Crystal Pepsi?" Petitions started going around and that's when a competitive eater received a message directly from Pepsi, and everyone ate it up ... or drank it up, in this case.

Coke and Pepsi have seemingly always battled for soda supremacy. Both would come out with new products. Some would be similar as both would have a no-calorie soda, both would have one featuring lime or sometimes they'd have new flavors for the public to test. Both Coke and Pepsi are announcing a new cola featuring a natural sweetener, stevia and, oddly enough, both come in a green can.