Pepsi

Gameday is right around the corner, and this weekend, it's a big one. If you're going to have people over, why not get ready by cooking with QB1 before the game?

You've heard of craft beers.  They're everywhere in Buffalo.  But how about a craft soda?  Pepsi is taking a shot in the craft soda category with the launch of their latest line called "Stubborn Soda."

The only thing that could be as exciting as this is if people started wearing bright neon colors and Saved By The Bell was coming back too.  Although there were very mixed reviews when it came out, after popular demand, Pepsi is bringing back its clear cola - Crystal Pepsi.

Do you remember Crystal Pepsi?  It came out in the 90's and failed miserably.  I loved it and was disappointed when I found out that they weren't going to make it anymore after only a year on the shelves.  But it might be making a come back soon thanks to a YouTube star.

Brett Alan hosted a party over the weekend and it did not disappoint! The food was delicious and plentiful and the beer...and pepsi was cold! After a wonderful afternoon of socializing a round of flip cup was suggested and of course I jumped...

Racing champion Jeff Gordon once did a "little commercial" with Pepsi and gave one guy the scare of his life. Gordon and Co. went to a used car dealership, where he pretended that he wanted to test drive a car. Thing was...he was in disguise, so the car salesman had no clue that it was him, and Gordon took that guy on the craziest (and scariest) ride of his life.

Cassadee Pope is becoming a rising star, and she's doing it quick. She's won 'The Voice' with Blake Shelton, she has a song that's on its way to #1, and Pepsi even thought it was time to include her in the Grammy "halftime" commercial.

Dale and I made a friendly wager for the Bills vs. Browns game. It wasn't so much of who we thought was going to win, just more of hometown pride.

Well, he's just 21, and you know he's already made it when he's the star of a Pepsi commercial.

Many people I know have ditched the full flavor/calorie sodas for the diet ones.  It may not be the best decision.  I too am in that group....I can't remember when the last time was that I purchased regular Coke or Pepsi.  I, as well as a majority of Americans, feel that we can cut corners on calories by drinking the diet variety, then use those calories on something else.  Well, that diet pop may

Pepsi has annonced that they are going to release a strawberry-milk flavored cola drink.  That sounds absolutely nasty to me.  Have you ever had a big glass of milk and then followed it with a nice cold glass of pop?  Ugh...

What is the better soft drink: Coke or Pepsi? Yes, a very subjective question and the answer may be dependant on where you ask that question.  My sister lives in Atlanta, home to the Coca-Cola museum.  Atlanta is a Coke town.