| PEPSI | "Catch That ___ Spirit" (old ad slogan) |
| PEPSI | "Cola wars" brand |
| PEPSI | "For Every Generation" brand |
| PEPSI | "For every generation" soft drink |
| PEPSI | "For those who think young" sloganeer, once |
| PEPSI | "Gotta have it" sloganeer |
| PEPSI | "Gotta have it" sloganeer, once |
| PEPSI | "Hits the spot" sloganeer, once |
| PEPSI | "Is ___ okay?" (possible response to a Coke order) |
| PEPSI | "It" in the old slogan "Gotta have it" |
| PEPSI | "Live for Now" soft drink |
| PEPSI | "Live for now" beverage |
| PEPSI | "Ola! I'm a dupe of cola! I was invented in 1893 as "Brad's drink" and now I go head-to-head with Coca-Cola" |
| PEPSI | "Refresh everything" sloganeer |
| PEPSI | "Say ___, please" (old ad slogan) |
| PEPSI | "Something for Everyone" soft drink |
| PEPSI | "Taste that beats the others cold" sloganeer, once |
| PEPSI | "That's What I Like" cola |
| PEPSI | "That's what I like" brand |
| PEPSI | "The choice of a new generation" sloganeer, once |
| PEPSI | "Twice as much for a nickel" sloganeer, once |
| PEPSI | #2 pop |
| PEPSI | ''Cola Wars'' combatant |
| PEPSI | ''Cola Wars'' participant |
| PEPSI | Beverage at the center of the social-media-based Refresh Project, in 2010 |
| PEPSI | Beverage in blue cans |
| PEPSI | Beverage introduced as Brad's Drink |
| PEPSI | Beverage originally named Brad's Drink |
| PEPSI | Beverage trademarked in 1903 |
| PEPSI | Beverage with a circular red, white and blue logo |
| PEPSI | Big name in cola |
| PEPSI | Brad's Drink (1893), today |
| PEPSI | Brad's Drink, nowadays |
| PEPSI | Brand involved in a seventies soda-for-vodka trade deal with the Soviet Union |
| PEPSI | Brand that introduced the two-liter bottle |
| PEPSI | Brand whose ads once featured Michael Jackson |
| PEPSI | Brand with a Max variant |
| PEPSI | Certain cola |
| PEPSI | Coca-Cola alternative |
| PEPSI | Coca-Cola competitor |
| PEPSI | Coca-Cola rival |
| PEPSI | Coca-Cola rival that was originally called "Brad's Drink" by its inventor, Caleb Bradham |
| PEPSI | Coca-Cola's archrival |
| PEPSI | Coca-Cola's competitor |
| PEPSI | Coca-Cola's rival |
| PEPSI | Coke alternative |
| PEPSI | Coke competitor |
| PEPSI | Coke competitor whose logo is red, white, and blue |
| PEPSI | Coke rival |
| PEPSI | Coke's competitor |
| PEPSI | Coke's competitor; started Sofia Vergara's career |
| PEPSI | Coke's main competitor |
| PEPSI | Coke's main rival |
| PEPSI | Coke's rival |
| PEPSI | Coke's rival brand |
| PEPSI | Coke's rival in in the "cola wars" |
| PEPSI | Coke's rival in the so-called "cola wars" |
| PEPSI | Cola brand originally advertised as an indigestion remedy |
| PEPSI | Cola brand with a cinnamon-flavored Fire variety |
| PEPSI | Cola brand with a red, white, and blue logo |
| PEPSI | Cola brand with the slogan "That's what I like" |
| PEPSI | Cola choice |
| PEPSI | Cola originally called "Brad's Drink" |
| PEPSI | Cola originally named Brad's Drink |
| PEPSI | Cola slightly sweeter than Coke |
| PEPSI | Cola sold at Taco Bell |
| PEPSI | Cola that rivals Coke |
| PEPSI | Cola that was introduced in 1893 as Brad's Drink |
| PEPSI | Cola wars "combatant" |
| PEPSI | Cola wars combatant |
| PEPSI | Cola wars competitor |
| PEPSI | Cola with a "globe" logo |
| PEPSI | Cola with a Crystal variety |
| PEPSI | Cola with a Nitro variety |
| PEPSI | Cola with a blue variety |
| PEPSI | Cola with a red, white and blue logo |
| PEPSI | Cola with a red, white, and blue logo |
| PEPSI | Cola with a red-white-and-blue logo |
| PEPSI | Cola with the slogan "Refresh Everything" |
| PEPSI | Company whose round, red-white-and-blue logo is known as the "globe" |
| PEPSI | Company with a much-derided protest ad |
| PEPSI | Competitor of Coke |
| PEPSI | Crystal ___ ('90s cola) |
| PEPSI | Crystal ___ (short-lived soda of the 1990s) |
| PEPSI | Doritos sister brand |
| PEPSI | Dr Pepper rival |
| PEPSI | Drink created in New Bern, NC, by Caleb Bradham in 1893 which he named "Brad's Drink" |
| PEPSI | Drink once advertised as "Twice as much for a nickel" |
| PEPSI | Drink once pitched as the “Choice of a New Generation” |
| PEPSI | Drink that removed the "-Cola" from its name in 1961 |
| PEPSI | Drink with a "generation" |
| PEPSI | Drink with a 2021 Peeps variety |
| PEPSI | Drink with a Wild Cherry variety |
| PEPSI | Drink with a Zero Sugar variety |
| PEPSI | Famous test participant |
| PEPSI | Fizzy drink |
| PEPSI | Gatorade sister brand |
| PEPSI | It "hits the spot" per an old jingle |
| PEPSI | It "hits the spot," per old radio ads |
| PEPSI | It began as Brad's Drink |
| PEPSI | Kind of challenge |
| PEPSI | Main competitor of 12a |
| PEPSI | Main rival of Coke |
| PEPSI | Michael Jackson once pitched it |
| PEPSI | Mtn Dew sister brand |
| PEPSI | Old "Gotta have it" sloganeer |
| PEPSI | Old "Hits the spot" sloganeer |
| PEPSI | One side in the "cola wars" |
| PEPSI | One side in the cola wars |
| PEPSI | One side of a longstanding ad battle |
| PEPSI | One side of the "Cola Wars" |
| PEPSI | Onetime "Generation Next" advertiser |
| PEPSI | Onetime "Taste that beats the others cold" advertiser |
| PEPSI | Option in a classic taste test |
| PEPSI | Pop choice |
| PEPSI | Pop icon? |
| PEPSI | Pop label |
| PEPSI | Popular pop |
| PEPSI | Potable associate of Rice-A-Roni |
| PEPSI | Product created by a North Carolina pharmacist |
| PEPSI | Product introduced by a North Carolina pharmacist in 1898 |
| PEPSI | Product once advertised with the slogan "The choice of a new generation" |
| PEPSI | Product once pitched by Michael Jackson and Mariah Carey |
| PEPSI | Product whose name comes from the Greek for "digestion" |
| PEPSI | Product with a circular red, white and blue logo |
| PEPSI | Quaff with caramel coloring |
| PEPSI | RC alternative |
| PEPSI | RC competitor |
| PEPSI | Rival of Coke |
| PEPSI | Side in a decades-long war |
| PEPSI | Sister brand of Crush |
| PEPSI | Sister brand of Gatorade |
| PEPSI | Sister brand of Mountain Dew |
| PEPSI | Soda brand in blue cans |
| PEPSI | Soda brand that sponsors the NFL Rookie of the Year Award |
| PEPSI | Soda brand that turned 125 in 2023 |
| PEPSI | Soda brand with a red, white and blue logo |
| PEPSI | Soda giant |
| PEPSI | Soda in an old blind taste test |
| PEPSI | Soda selection |
| PEPSI | Soda that was originally named "Brad's Drink" |
| PEPSI | Soda that was the first American brand to be sold widely in the Soviet Union |
| PEPSI | Soda with a red, white and blue logo |
| PEPSI | Soft drink brand that rivals Coca-Cola and is known for having brand ambassadors like Beyonce and David Beckham |
| PEPSI | Soft drink brand with a red-white-and-blue logo |
| PEPSI | Soft drink since 1898 |
| PEPSI | Soft drink with a red, white, and blue logo |
| PEPSI | Soft drink with a red,white, and blue logo |
| PEPSI | Soft-drink company mocked on a 1997 Negativland album |
| PEPSI | Sponsor of the Super Bowl halftime show since 2013 |
| PEPSI | The "it" in the 1990s slogan "Gotta have it" |
| PEPSI | Ubiquitous soft drink |
| PEPSI | __ Challenge: soft drink promotion |
| PEPSI | __ Free: caffeine-free soda |
| PEPSI | ___ Center, home of the Denver Nuggets |
| PEPSI | ___ Challenge (famous taste test) |
| PEPSI | ___ Challenge (taste test between two major soda brands) |
| PEPSI | ___-Cola (Coke competitor) |
| PEPSI | ___-Cola (alternative to Coke) |
| PEPSI | *Cindy Crawford emerging from a red Lamborghini to buy a soft drink at a vending machine (1992) |