Jess Flaherty serves as a Senior News Reporter for the Social Newsdesk, contributing to various publications such as the Mirror, OK! online, Daily Star, and more. Previously, she was associated with the Liverpool ECHO, focusing on breaking news, events, and entertainment in Merseyside.
I have few indulgences in life, but if I were to offer blood, I might be rejected for being 80% Pepsi Max. I have a strong affection for the beverage, and there was a time when my partner and I consumed at least two 2L bottles a day.
In my younger days, battling acne and flushed cheeks led me to drink a minimum of two liters of water daily. As my skin cleared and I shed pounds rapidly, my fascination with water and its advantages grew. With advancing age and the accumulated effects of insomnia (oh, how I miss effortlessly functioning after just four hours of sleep), a small caffeine boost became necessary to maintain productivity at work.
However, I detest coffee and loathe tea. Not being a tea enthusiast while hailing from Yorkshire elicits the reaction you might anticipate.
I used to enjoy Diet Coke but, craving a sweeter option, I switched to Pepsi Max, which, in my opinion, ranks as the most superior form of sugar-free cola globally.
It’s flavorful, invigorating, and provides the energy boost I require daily – what’s not to adore?
Subsequently, I began consuming a can of Pepsi Max every lunch break to combat the post-meal afternoon slump.
Water swiftly lost its appeal.
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