Pepsi

113 years

Vanessa Sandin

Hallie Kate Eisenberg

Michael Jackson was very popular at the time and Pepsi wanted great endorsement.

about 300 in every 1000 people

All pops have an extremely large amount of sugar but Coca Cola have an extremely large amount of sugar.

Well Yakult is made from water, powdered skim milk, sucrose and the bacteria. Eventually the bacteria runs out of a food source ie sugar and will die off. There are 8 billion live cultures in there...cool huh? Anyhow the milk is sterilized so its not going to go bad even if you leave it out in an open room. Couldnt imagine it fairing well in the direct sun, but then again what does? That's about all I know, . Food for thought though. The bacteria eats the sugar, digests in some form, waste product? effects? who knows? :)

hi if you are doing the braingles question the answer is 10 :D if not sorry i cant help you :o hope i helped you :)

Coca cola has 23 mg of caffeine and pepsi has 25 mg of caffeine.

Condensation and fingerprints.

I just have two Pepsi bottle caps at the moment. I'd really like to know how to register them and other caps I receive in future. I've been messing about on this web site for a long time and still have no answers to my basic question, where do I register these Pepsi bottle cap codes. Please respond like I was a 4th grader so I can understand! Sincerely yours, William Latvalab@IrishStarr1@yahoo.com

Very probable not.

Mike Grace.

The density of "classic" Pepsi-Cola is approx. 1,1 g.cm3; the density of "zero" Pepsi-Cola is approx.
1 g.cm3;

or is sprite pepsi or etc because im doing a science fair project and im wondering what substance can make a egg bounce

Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Year was created in 2002.

The best place to find a description of Pepsi Cola products is the company's website. Other sources including the Wikipedia listing for the company and other nutritional information sites.

The fizzy drink Cola is high in sugar and therefore is more likely to cause tooth loss through decay.

This isn't the Coke's fault but the bacteria in your mouth that uses the sugar for food. When they eat sugar from any source, they excrete acids which erodes the surface of the tooth. Once the hard outer layer is broken through, the tooth contains pulp which is soft and easily infected by other bacteria's and microbes. It is these which eat the lining and nerve of the tooth causing it to abbess and potentially fall out if not repaired by a dentist.

All those scare videos on Youtube where you see a penny made bright by Coke is actually caused by the dissolved carbon-dioxide lifting the oxidised layer off the penny, and not the action of acids in the coke.

Any carbonated drink even soda water (which is just bubbly water with no ingredients) will do the same thing.

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yes

It came from the 2002 Diet Pepsi Logo.

yes on their web site