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Beyonce, Britney Spears, Pink drinking Pepsi

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Strong female artists promoting Pepsi.

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Lemon Demon - Redesign Your Logo (Music Video) - ropesnek

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Lemon Demon - Redesign Your Logo (Music Video) - ropesnek

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Lemon Demon - Redesign Your Logo (Music Video)

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Breathtaking Design Strategy, 2008.08.04 ARNELL GROUP - Pepsi Logo Redesign Proposal

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Breathtaking Design Strategy, 2008.08.04 ARNELL GROUP - Pepsi Logo Redesign Proposal

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Some of the things you find in this document are mental...

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Pepsi Man The Video Game - PSX Longplay [114] Pepsiman - World of Longplays

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Pepsi Man The Video Game - PSX Longplay [114] Pepsiman - World of Longplays

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Pepsiman Pepsiman Pepsiman / Pepsiman Instrumental - TurboAlt

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Pepsiman Pepsiman Pepsiman / Pepsiman Instrumental - TurboAlt

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Pepsiman Pepsiman Pepsiman / Pepsiman Instrumental

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INTERNATIONAL REPORT; Pepsi Will Be Bartered for Ships And Vodka in Deal With Soviets (Published 1990)

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A lot of very online people were shocked, but the thing is, adding dairy to soda isn't new: Doodh soda is a popular drink across India and Pakistan, mixing lemon-lime soda (like Sprite or 7Up) with milk. Milkis, a Korean soft drink that combines sugar, carbonated water, and milk, has been on the market since the late '80s. Ice cream floats were invented by accident by a Philadelphia drug store clerk in the 1800s. Calpis, the popular Japanese drink with milk and lactic acid, is over a century old and also has a carbonated version. And egg creams, essentially a carbonated version of chocolate milk, have long been an iconic New York City beverage.

Now that Pilk has become a main character on the internet, the only way to get a true sense of its personality, I thought, was to whip up a batch for some BA staffers. But when I set out to pour a glass of Pilk, I was immediately plagued by questions: What was the proper pilatio (Pilk+ratio) of Pepsi to milk? Would drinking whole milk for the first time in years make me feel pauseous (Pilk+nauseous)? I decided on a spoonful of milk for 3 oz. of Pepsi, and poured out four portions (Pilk+portions).

In short, the haters were wrong. Pilk is incredible. It brought a creaminess to the sugary cola, and tasted almost like cream soda. Staff writer Ali Francis preferred it to Pepsi on its own, and noted that the milk "softened the bubble, but didn't make it flat." Editorial director Serena Dai thought the drink would be improved with a shot of liquor, which could cut the sweetness even further. Aside from the prodigious stomachache it gave me, I'd happily sip on Pilk the same way I might enjoy an affogato. As Dai put it just moments after finishing her last sip of Pilk, "Open your heart to dairy in soda."

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Pilk Is Nothing New (and It's Really Good)

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Pepsi's Lindsay Lohan ad has generated a lot of buzz, but there's a long tradition of soda mixed with dairy, from doodh soda to ice cream floats.