Pepsi

Etymology

The word 'Pepsi' is believed to originate from the combination of 'dyspepsia' (indigestion) and 'pep' (energy and high spirits), reflecting its early medicinal claims.

Definition

Pepsi is a carbonated drink flavored with extract from kola nuts, known for its refreshing taste and iconic branding.

Historical Context

Originally created by a pharmacist, Pepsi has evolved into a global beverage brand, competing with other soft drink giants.

Cultural Significance

Pepsi is often associated with youth culture, modernity, and iconic advertising campaigns that have left a lasting impact on popular culture.

Related Concepts

Pepsi is often compared to its main competitor, Coca-Cola, in the cola wars of the beverage industry.

See Also

• [Coca-Cola](link to Coca-Cola entry)
• [Soft Drinks](link to Soft Drinks entry)