10 Things You DIDN'T Know About PEPSI

List of the top 10 things you didn't know about Pepsi. From the exciting fizz when you sip it to the satisfied “aaah!” when you taste it, Pepsi® brings a refreshing attitude to everything you do.
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Pepsi or Coke? This is a question soda drinkers are inevitably asked. Pepsi Cola was invented in 1893 and has been Coca Cola's chief competitor ever since. The soft drink has become a worldwide brand in its own right, but there are probably some mysteries you’ve yet to unfold. Here are 10 things you didn't know about Pepsi.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Things You Didn't Know About Pepsi
0:27 There's a Counting for Taste
1:48 Pepsiman
3:08 Take two Pepsi
4:13 One Word: Plastics
5:46 Flying High
6:59 Super Soda
8:19 Pepsi vs Coke
9:44 Comrade Pepsi
11:17 If You Can't Beat 'em Join 'em
12:41 Pepsi Brad

SUMMARIES:
- In 2016, Pepsi Cola released 1893 Original Cola, a call back to the original Pepsi formula sold in soda fountains at the end of the 19th century.
- Twelve different commercials were aired with Pepsiman wearing different costumes that represented the Pepsi Cola can at the time.
- Caleb Bradhan, the man who created Pepsi was a pharmacist who also ran a soda fountain.
- In 1970, PepsiCo launched the two liter plastic bottle of soda and the rest is history.
- PepsiCo formed its own skywriting team to promote its soda.
- Pepsi Cola had sponsored the Super Bowl halftime show before, but in 2012 the soda company signed a multi-year deal that would put Pepsi front and center at the biggest sports entertainment event of the year.
- Some scientific testing was done that compared Pepsi and Coke and did find a measurable difference in how they tasted. To this day, Pepsi Cola is a popular choice for soda drinkers even if the company still has to contend with Coca Cola.
- There is a black and white photograph taken in Moscow in 1959 that shows the Soviet leader, Nikita Khrushchev taking a sip of Pepsi Cola from a paper cup, as the American Vice President, Richard Nixon, looks on.
- It might be hard to believe but Pepsi Cola offered to sell to rival Coca Cola not once, but three times.
- Caleb Bradham was a pharmacist who owned a drugstore with a soda fountain in New Bern, North Carolina. In 1893 he came up with a carbonated beverage flavored with Kola nuts, lemon oil and nutmeg that he hoped would help with some of his customers' digestive problems.