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Salted caramel,Movies | Movies free | Movies latest 2022 the it-girl flavor of a few years back, has arrived in soda form.

Pepsi is releasing a salted caramel variant of the cola-flavoured drink in the U.S., as part of a suite of products in time for the holiday season.

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The company describes it as an "indulgent new, limited-time flavor which blends the refreshing taste of cola with a delicious caramel finish."

As for what it actually tastes like, Todaydescribes it as "not bad" but lacking the "salty kick" which often comes with salted caramel.

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"The caramel flavor isn’t strong, but it’s apparent enough that it’ll give you a sweet aftertaste. If Pepsi is your cola of choice, it’s worth giving the salted caramel flavor a shot," a Todaystaffer describes.

On Twitter, some people were a tad more blunt in their reviews.

In Japan, Pepsi have also released a Christmas Cola that apparently tastes like a cake.

The company's official release explains the white cola drink has a "sweet and sour strawberry flavor," which is in line with the Christmas cakes that are eaten in the country. A Christmas cake in Japan is a sponge cake, lathered with whipped cream and dressed with strawberries.

So...water, anyone?

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