A Marshmallow Peeps Flavored Pepsi Is Coming To Help Kick Off Spring 2021

The cans come is three different classic Peeps colors. 🐤
A Marshmallow Peeps Flavored Pepsi Is Coming To Help Kick Off Spring 2021
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Whether you love them or not, Peeps are a staple when it comes to kicking off the Spring season in the United States.

To help celebrate the season, Pepsi is doing a collaboration with the marshmallow brand to bring the world a limited-edition Peeps flavored soda, and the cans come in three bright color schemes.

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"We know our consumers love our limited product drops, and we believe that PEPSI x PEEPS® will deliver an iconic and delicious pairing that has the potential to become a fan favorite," said Pepsi Marketing Vice President Todd Kaplan.

Unfortunately for Pepsi and Peeps lovers, the soda will not be sold in shops across the country but instead given away as a limited-edition three-pack through the #HangingWithMyPEEPS national sweepstakes starting today.

In order to enter, you simply take a picture of yourself enjoying the Spring while eating a Peep and post it to Twitter and/or Instagram with #HangingWithMyPEEPS and #PepsiSweepstakes.

  • Noah Borden was an Associate Editor for Narcity Media.
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