7-up Clear Dry, Recently released in Japan through the makers of Pepsi is a zero calorie, high-caffeinated soda. In direct competition with recently released Pepsi Strong Shot in Japan, the 7-up Clear Dry has 85mg of caffeine for a 500ml bottle. The taste and smell is exactly like regular Diet 7-up, with the fresh lemon-lime flavors. The only difference between Diet 7-up and 7-Up Clear Dry is that Diet 7-up is caffeine-free while 7-up Clear Dry is high-caffeinated. Link
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Author: Chris Date: August 14th, 2010 Tags: America, Asia (North), Food + Drink |
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