SodaStream® Pepsi® Zero Sugar Beverage Mix (440ml, Pack of 4)

This tastes just like the normal cherry Pepsi zero soda. Great price on Amazon, a lot less than at other stores and a lot less than buying the sodas.

I have a pepsi zero problem and this is the solution. Since the flavoring is added after carbonating, you can use it with other carbonating machines. It doesn't have to be a sodastream. I actually find this syrup a little too sweet by comparison to the prepackaged cans when filling to the recommended fill line, so I am able to use considerably less syrup and hopefully make it go further.

Great stuff! Taste as good as premix but even better cause I can tweak the carbonation or syrup levels to my taste. SodaStream is the best. Love mine.

We love starry, but this is our first try with Pepsi. Same as others have reported, these seems to be a very obvious chemical taste. (It’s not my co2, specific to this flavor only.) Otherwise, it is what it says is it. Now for the title: I see far too many reviews of buyers who seem to be upset that this contains artificial sweeteners even though it isn’t specifically a diet or sugar-free item. Regular sodas contain SO MUCH sugar that 9L of mix would not physically fit in this bottle. Yes, this is a reformulation. It’s a compromise for the sake of saving space and producing a better mix/base ratio. Regular soda fountains mix at a ratio of around 1:5. That same ratio of full-sugar syrup would require almost 2L of concentrate to make the 9L of soda that these bottles claim to make. I’m not here to shill, but after seeing so many customers that come away with feelings of being swindled or misled, I just had to point this out. Keep this in mind for ANY soda mixes you buy: “regular” or “real” will be muuuch bulkier by necessity. TLDR: “real” soda has WAAAAY more sugar than you think

Excellent quality, the syrup tastes exactly like canned Pepsi Zero, not watered down or artificial. The consistency and flavor stay the same with every box I’ve ordered (and I’ve bought it 7 times now) Very easy to use with lines on the lid. Just add a small amount to your carbonated water and swirl gently. I love that there’s no sticky mess, and the cap measures the perfect amount. The bottle design is sturdy and easy to pour from, and the lid seals tight so nothing leaks or dries out between uses even when I shake it vigorously before each use! One bottle lasts me about almost two weeks of daily use. I usually drink 1-1.5Liters a day. It’s compact in size so I store in my condiment door in the fridge. Pairs perfectly with a medium carbonation level and it gives that authentic soda fizz and bite. I’ve tried other flavors, but this one’s my go-to every single time. If you’re a Pepsi Zero fan, this mix is a must-have for your SodaStream setup.

They taste great! I recommend using the amount that the bottle suggests at the beginning and then adjust it whether you want it sweeter or less sweet.

I don't drink Sugar free stuff. My Wife is on a Keto Diet, She seems to like these well, She said that they taste just like the Bottled Pepsi Zero Sugar. So this is a slightly cheaper alternative to buying bottled pop at the Grocery to fix her cravings. Recomended for anyone watching their sugar intake or is on a Keto Diet for weight loss or even diabetic.

The first thing I noticed after mixing this according to the instructions was to grab the bottle and take a second look. I was certain I had ordered regular Pepsi -- Not Diet Pepsi. And, I was right, it didn't say "Diet Pepsi", yet why did it have that weird aftertaste like diet sweeteners that almost makes your eyeballs hurt? Sure enough, after I looked at the ingredients, I found the culprit: SUCRALOSE -- why, why, why? I've been to restaurants and ordered a fountain Pepsi that had the same flavor a few times. Not all the time, but every once in a while, I get one where I have to send it back. You can usually tell by the amount of foamy/fizzy -- Diet Pepsi foams *much* less than regular, which causes it to look darker in the cup. My guess is that some cheaper formula syrup is marketed by Pepsi for those places because it's just cheaper to produce with replacing some of the sugar with Sucralose -- and I'm also guessing that just enough people don't notice it or care about the artificial taste that they can get away with it. Depending on the specific drink or food, I might not notice it as much, but I can definitely taste it in Pepsi -- because I know what to expect and getting that bitter-sweet smack in the face that I get from the Sucralose makes it that much worse because I taste it with *every* sip, and cringe. I tried adding sugar and some light corn-syrup to mask the annoying Sucralose taste, but it's still there -- so that didn't mask it. I had read that adding salt to coffee will reduce the bitterness -- and that does work for coffee. But the Sucralose isn't so much a bitter taste as an acrid or "false" taste sensation that I can detect. Because I had bought the 4-pack and didn't want to waste it, I tried adding all of these: Torani Cinnamon Syrup Lemon Juice Cherry flavoring Salt Torani Salted Caramel Syrup - (the worst, btw). Nothing worked to offset the taste. There aren't any other Pepsi-brand options that are made for the smaller home soda-machines, unless you want to by a 3-gallon box of syrup for about $150 that is made for restaurants and way overpriced I'm almost tempted to buy it, but then what if it's the same nasty sucralose formula as this product? I'd be out $150 and have 3 gallons of syrup to dump. The bottle says "Special Soda Stream only formula" -- which means "We cut corners on this to save a few bucks and cut down on the shipping weight." This is a terrible excuse for the regular Pepsi formula. If you like Diet Pepsi, then this might work, but then you'd still have the sugar. If you don't have sensitive taste-buds, then maybe this would be okay for you. But if you don't like the nasty aftertaste of Sucralose (Splenda-brand-name), then stay away from this. There are others that might not be exactly Pepsi, but Pepsi-with-Splenda is worse than any other cola that doesn't use artificial sweeteners. So, lesson learned. I'll be checking the ingredients when I buy pre-made syrups. Don't get me wrong, I really like Pepsi with sugar and even with the high-fructose-corn-syrup. I don't like Diet Pepsi -- even though I have friends who say, "You get used to it." -- buy why? Why would I want to do that when the real stuff exists for the same price? Overall, only one-star because zero-stars are not possible.