Pepsi says that the upgraded Pepsi Zero Sugar recipe uses a new sweetener system. Pepsi says this was done “to land a more refreshing and bolder taste profile than the previous Pepsi Zero Sugar.”

The new spots are an extension of the celebrated Pepsi Zero Sugar "Great Acting or Great Taste?" commercials featuring legendary actors, Ben Stiller and Steve Martin, that challenged consumers to decide for themselves if their love for the new Pepsi Zero Sugar was just acting, or if Pepsi Zero Sugar really tastes that ...

Aspartame Aspartame is used in Diet Coke, Pepsi Zero Sugar and other diet sodas, as well as some chewing gum and various Snapple drinks as a substitute for sugar. Artificially sweetened beverages have historically been the biggest source of exposure to aspartame, according to Lancet Oncology.

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Pepsi Zero Sugar will soon taste different. The sugar-free soda unveiled a new recipe that uses a “new sweetener system” that gives it a more “refreshing and bolder taste profile” compared to its previous iteration, Pepsi announced Friday.

While the new Pepsi Zero Sugar formula still contains aspartame and acesulfame potassium (ace-K), the sweetener system has been updated to provide “a more refreshing and bolder taste profile,” according to PepsiCo.

Model Cindy Crawford Model Cindy Crawford, 55, just shared with her Instagram followers that she recreated her ~iconic~ Pepsi commercial for a really great cause. For the original commercial, which was filmed in 1992, Cindy would have been 29 at the time. And TBH, she doesn't look a day over it.

See Steve Martin and Ben Stiller in Pepsi Zero Sugar Super Bowl ads. By Jon Springer. Published on February 08, 2023. In a move that spoofs the transactional nature of celebrity endorsers, Steve Martin and Ben Stiller flex their acting chops only too well in separate Super Bowl commercials for Pepsi Zero Sugar.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) considers all of these sweeteners safe when consumed in acceptable amounts. The exception is for those with a rare genetic condition called phenylketonuria - aspartame is unsafe for people with this disorder.

For most people living with diabetes, sugar-free sodas are safe in moderation. Resist the urge to pair something sweet or high in calories with that no-calorie beverage. No, the diet beverage doesn't cancel out the calories in a candy bar!

Pepsi Zero Sugar will soon taste different. The sugar-free soda unveiled a new recipe that uses a “new sweetener system” that gives it a more “refreshing and bolder taste profile” compared to its previous iteration, Pepsi announced Friday.

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