For film night, a barbecue or unexpected guests, Pepsi Max gives zero-sugar cola a clear cherry turn; 24 cans are easy to chill and share, currently from EUR 19.50.

What you need to know

A film has just started when the fridge reveals only one can, or eight people arrive for a barbecue and everyone wants something cold. A 24-pack is for those ordinary moments that are not worth an emergency shop run but can interrupt the mood. Pepsi took its familiar cola profile into a zero-sugar format, then gave Pepsi Max Cherry a distinct fruit turn rather than merely changing the packaging.

The case contains 24 cans of 330ml, useful for chilling in batches while the rest stay cool and dry. Pepsi describes it as zero-sugar cola with cherry flavour; it contains caffeine and the sweetener aspartame.
It fits film nights, gaming, barbecues and an alcohol-free party option. The cherry note is more pronounced than original cola, so anyone who dislikes fruit-flavoured cola should not buy a full case for the price alone.
Zero sugar does not mean caffeine-free and does not fit every dietary need. People sensitive to caffeine, avoiding aspartame or managing specific health restrictions should read the full label.
The matched bol page currently shows marketplace offers from EUR 19.50 up to EUR 26.55. Confirm seller, deposit, delivery, best-before date and the final case price before paying.

Hokimi field note: chill six to eight cans rather than the whole case. It leaves fridge space and enough flexibility for guests; first-time cherry drinkers can share one can before deciding on a repeat purchase.

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For film night, a barbecue or unexpected guests, Pepsi Max gives zero-sugar cola a clear cherry turn; 24 cans are easy to chill and share, currently from EUR 19.50.

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