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Sodastream Pepsi Max or 7UP Free 440ml X 6 (Makes 9 litres per bottle = 54 litres overall) - £22 (free collection) @ Argos
Sodastream Pepsi Max or 7UP Free 440ml X 6 (Makes 9 litres per bottle = 54 litres overall) - £22 (free collection) @ Argos
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Posted 10 May 2022

Sodastream Pepsi Max or 7UP Free 440ml X 6 (Makes 9 litres per bottle = 54 litres overall) - £22 (free collection) @ Argos

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Sodastream Pepsi Max or 7UP Free 440ml X 6

Makes 9 litres per bottle = 54 litres overall

£22 (free collection) - Works out just under £3.70 per bottle

Great idea to stock up when cheap! Currently £4 at Asda and Sainsbury's (individually) next best price I could find. Worth it from Argos if you don't mind buying in bulk


Make your own Pepsi MAX and 7UP Free at home:

Our signature flavour – max taste, no sugar. Simply carbonate your water using your SodaStream and then add the Pepsi MAX or 7UP Free mix

Be the change: Reduce your plastic waste and help the environment, as each 440ml bottle makes up to 9 litres of deliciously drinkable Pepsi MAX or 7UP Free

Favourite Pepsi MAX or 7UP Free flavour on tap: Perfect for parties, as a mixer, or to enjoy on its own - with SodaStream refreshment at your fingertips with no sugar

Taste tested: Pepsi MAX or 7UP Free at the push of a button! A low calorie, sugar free version of classic Pepsi. Discover the full range of Pepsi, 7UP and other flavours available

Instructions: Carbonate tap water using SodaStream sparkling water maker, then add a splash of your favourite flavour afterwards. Includes 6 x 440ml bottles

Pepsi Max Ingredients:

Water, Colour (E150d), Acids (Phosphoric Acid, Citric Acid), Acidity Regulators (Sodium Citrate, Potassium Citrate), Sweeteners (Acesulfame K, Sucralose, Aspartame**), Flavourings (contains Caffeine), Preservative (Sodium Benzoate), Anti-Foaming (Dimethyl Polysiloxane), **Contains a Source of Phenylalanine

7UP Free Ingredients:

Water, Acid (Citric Acid), Natural Lemon and Lime Flavouring, Acidity Regulator (Sodium Citrate), Sweeteners (Sucralose, Acesulfame K), Preservative (Sodium Benzoate)
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  1. andrewworrall1's avatar
    andrewworrall1 Author
    lasuil10/05/2022 13:57

    Great deal. Currently £4 each in sainsburys


    Thanks. Great deal indeed. Also, I just thought I would mention, if you or anyone else would benefit from cheaper cylinders I recommend selling to Drinkmate instead of SodaStream, I managed to get 3 cylinders for about £16 (about £5.33 each), albeit I did have 6 empty SodaStream cylinders to get £54 credit towards it. Drinkmate cylinders are compatible with SodaStream
  2. andrewworrall1's avatar
    andrewworrall1 Author
    JoShmo10/05/2022 15:01

    Can anyone with a soda stream tell me if you've ever put milk in it?My …Can anyone with a soda stream tell me if you've ever put milk in it?My parents would never let me and always wondered if you could get fizzy milk and what it would taste like if you did.


    No, you're only supposed to carbonate water with SodaStream otherwise you will end up with a big fizzy mess. Drinkmate can carbonate virtually any beverage but I wouldn't try it with milk (edited)
  3. Pokey's avatar
    Pokey
    JoShmo10/05/2022 15:01

    Can anyone with a soda stream tell me if you've ever put milk in it?My …Can anyone with a soda stream tell me if you've ever put milk in it?My parents would never let me and always wondered if you could get fizzy milk and what it would taste like if you did.


    Carbonated milk or yoghurt is a thing but not with a Sodastream. It'll just make it thick and curdled.
  4. winzzz's avatar
    winzzz
    Thought this was shower gel at first
  5. Amir_Hamzah's avatar
    Amir_Hamzah
    deleted280915010/05/2022 19:29

    Colour (E150d), Acids (Phosphoric Acid, Citric Acid), Acidity Regulators …Colour (E150d), Acids (Phosphoric Acid, Citric Acid), Acidity Regulators (Sodium Citrate, Potassium Citrate), Sweeteners (Acesulfame K, Sucralose, Aspartame**), Flavourings (contains Caffeine), Preservative (Sodium Benzoate), Anti-Foaming (Dimethyl Polysiloxane), **Contains a Source of PhenylalanineAny of this ingredients is natural and can be called food?


    What's wrong with synthesized food, I don't think Coca-Cola exists in nature.

    Also all those ingredients have a purpose, any chemist could tell you that scary name ≠ bad or unnatural. Also most of these chemicals are derived from natural ingredients.
  6. andrewworrall1's avatar
    andrewworrall1 Author
    John_Atkin10/05/2022 23:43

    Can you just put this into a cheap supermarket sparkling water bottle,?


    Yes you can, however the purpose of SodaStream is to reduce single use plastic waste, so by doing that, it defeats the purpose. But yes, it's possible.
  7. johnsquire334's avatar
    johnsquire334
    Curtis_Mullett10/05/2022 22:03

    Pepsi seems to be £1.50 for a 2l round here so seems like a cheaper option


    including gas this works out to like 1.65ish per 2L so its cheaper in the supermarket most of the time. I get 2L bottles from the local cornershop for 1.25 a pop.
  8. Bigjimslade's avatar
    Bigjimslade
    Can anyone with a soda stream tell me if you've ever put milk in it?
    My parents would never let me and always wondered if you could get fizzy milk and what it would taste like if you did.

    We tried it when we were kids, as soon as you release the bottle a wierd cottage cheese like substance came flying out the bottle and covered half the kitchen, after that we didnt taste it.
  9. grv999's avatar
    grv999
    JoShmo10/05/2022 15:01

    Can anyone with a soda stream tell me if you've ever put milk in it?My …Can anyone with a soda stream tell me if you've ever put milk in it?My parents would never let me and always wondered if you could get fizzy milk and what it would taste like if you did.


    You absolutely can put milk in it. It’s not good for the machine but I’ve had Baileys Soda Stream before. Not sure I’d recommend it though
  10. Curtis_Mullett's avatar
    Curtis_Mullett
    alfa11110/05/2022 19:50

    So, 26 bottles worth. Seems expensive to me.


    Pepsi seems to be £1.50 for a 2l round here so seems like a cheaper option
  11. NotJohn's avatar
    NotJohn
    Bigjimslade11/05/2022 09:24

    Can anyone with a soda stream tell me if you've ever put milk in it?My …Can anyone with a soda stream tell me if you've ever put milk in it?My parents would never let me and always wondered if you could get fizzy milk and what it would taste like if you did.We tried it when we were kids, as soon as you release the bottle a wierd cottage cheese like substance came flying out the bottle and covered half the kitchen, after that we didnt taste it.


    Lots of videos on YouTube from people attempting it
  12. andrewworrall1's avatar
    andrewworrall1 Author
    laccc10/05/2022 18:56

    I will just mix up with sparkling water, probably it works, I hope so


    Hope it works for you. SodaStream and other sparkling water makers are designed to reduce plastic waste, just in case you enjoy it so much and a machine is worth it for you. However you make it though, enjoy
  13. thamiz's avatar
    thamiz
    winzzz10/05/2022 14:47

    Thought this was shower gel at first


    So did I! Thought Pepsi was branching out into the bath and shower industry!
  14. JoShmo's avatar
    JoShmo
    Can anyone with a soda stream tell me if you've ever put milk in it?
    My parents would never let me and always wondered if you could get fizzy milk and what it would taste like if you did.
  15. GlentoranMark's avatar
    GlentoranMark
    I've 2 left from the last time so time to stock up. I have gas but I've been buying cheap fizzy water from Lidl and using that. Works great.
  16. burge74's avatar
    burge74
    Always wondered. Buy the cheap carbonated water from supermarket then mix the syrup in soda stream bottle. This would be cheaper than buying gas if it works. At 17p for 2 litre bottle is about £5 (edited)
  17. JoShmo's avatar
    JoShmo
    andrewworrall110/05/2022 15:03

    No, you're only supposed to carbonate water otherwise you will end up with …No, you're only supposed to carbonate water otherwise you will end up with a big fizzy mess. Drinkmate can carbonate any room temperature (cold) beverage but I wouldn't try it with milk


    Cool thanks.
    Consider that itch scratched.
  18. lasuil's avatar
    lasuil
    Great deal. Currently £4 each in sainsburys
  19. ll-WATP-ll's avatar
    ll-WATP-ll
    Excellent Deal , thank You 👌
  21. deleted1560391's avatar
    Anonymous User
    Cheers they taste the same to me
  22. laccc's avatar
    laccc
    Woow I see first time this thing, we are big PepsiMax fans soo..ordered, Thanks
  23. rich139luck's avatar
    rich139luck
    Great deal. The old soda stream flavours were awful, didn't realise you could get Pepsi Max.
  24. alfa111's avatar
    alfa111
    So, 26 bottles worth. Seems expensive to me.
  25. YikYak's avatar
    YikYak
    Thought it was Pepsi shampoo for a moment. Shame.
  26. andrewworrall1's avatar
    andrewworrall1 Author
    John_Atkin10/05/2022 23:45

    So no need to buy a sodastream then,the bottles can be bought on Ebay. …So no need to buy a sodastream then,the bottles can be bought on Ebay. Thanks for the quick response.


    You don't need to buy a SodaStream, but if you want to use the syrups & make drinks in the intended purpose (reducing plastic waste) it's definitely advised. You can control how fizzy the drinks are with SodaStream as well, or better yet get a Drinkmate and you can recarbonate when drinks go flat. I have a SodaStream and wouldn't go back

    Stay safe bud (edited)
  27. crabby09's avatar
    crabby09
    This is where the whole "eco" thing falls down... We are all saying its a deal because its less than retail, but the deal represents a price per litre that is equivalent to the price per litre from premade pop when it's on offer - so in effect you are paying the same price but have to fork out for a machine and deal with the inconsistent results and mess etc.

    I'm not saying this isn't a deal! Just think the world is a bit screwed.
  28. Ash_1985's avatar
    Ash_1985
    Bigjimslade11/05/2022 09:24

    Can anyone with a soda stream tell me if you've ever put milk in it?My …Can anyone with a soda stream tell me if you've ever put milk in it?My parents would never let me and always wondered if you could get fizzy milk and what it would taste like if you did.We tried it when we were kids, as soon as you release the bottle a wierd cottage cheese like substance came flying out the bottle and covered half the kitchen, after that we didnt taste it.




    6:46 - soda stream milk

    Reminded me of this video when I saw your question.
  29. Rmcstar's avatar
    Rmcstar
    Nice one andrew
    I would add info if I could .
    Heated

    azza45211/05/2022 17:54

    17p for 2L sparkling waterI know it defeats the purpose of reducing …17p for 2L sparkling waterI know it defeats the purpose of reducing plastic usage but still works out a lot cheaper. And tastes better than bottled pepsi imo


    Mix that with Ocean spray cranberry squash. Now that's a drink (edited)
  30. ReflexReact's avatar
    ReflexReact
    andrewworrall111/05/2022 19:15

    It exists (available at Tesco and other good stores), unfortunately not …It exists (available at Tesco and other good stores), unfortunately not available as a SodaStream syrup. I wish it was!


    Sorry that’s what I meant as a syrup!
  31. JDPower's avatar
    JDPower
    grv99911/05/2022 10:35

    You absolutely can put milk in it. It’s not good for the machine but I’ve h …You absolutely can put milk in it. It’s not good for the machine but I’ve had Baileys Soda Stream before. Not sure I’d recommend it though


    For anyone curious - the unexpected 'joy' of carbonated Baileys (jump to 1m45s if you're impatient)

    (edited)
  32. Tobias_Winstanley's avatar
    Tobias_Winstanley
    For a split second when I looked at the thumbnail I thought it was Pepsi shower gel
  33. kajo's avatar
    kajo
    I thought it’s a shampoo
  34. OliWarner's avatar
    OliWarner
    If you just want carbonated water for mixing, Sodastream et al are aggressively bad value. You're paying £20 for enough gas to make this much fizzy water. On top of a machine, posting bottles back and forth, etc.

    Even in these weird times when CO2 is stopping production of Value-line sparkling water, you'll only pay ~39p/2l. After mixer that takes the price to £32.50 all in. And if you don't fancy messing around with mixing, this much Pepsi Max only costs £44 in 2l bottles, probably much less if you go to a bulk wholesaler (or find some dodgy 1.5l imports that all the takeaways use).

    I'm not sure you'll ever be able to make an environmental argument for a device that literally wet-sharts carbon into the atmosphere.
  35. andrewworrall1's avatar
    andrewworrall1 Author
    winzzz10/05/2022 14:47

    Thought this was shower gel at first


    I always say that would be amazing whenever someone says that, because it would
  36. andrewworrall1's avatar
    andrewworrall1 Author
    laccc10/05/2022 18:02

    Woow I see first time this thing, we are big PepsiMax fans soo..ordered, …Woow I see first time this thing, we are big PepsiMax fans soo..ordered, Thanks


    Hope you enjoy it! Do you have a SodaStream / sparkling water maker? Just noticed you said first time
  37. laccc's avatar
    laccc
    andrewworrall110/05/2022 18:35

    Hope you enjoy it! Do you have a SodaStream / sparkling water maker? Just …Hope you enjoy it! Do you have a SodaStream / sparkling water maker? Just noticed you said first time


    I will just mix up with sparkling water, probably it works, I hope so
  38. deleted2809150's avatar
    Anonymous User
    Colour (E150d), Acids (Phosphoric Acid, Citric Acid), Acidity Regulators (Sodium Citrate, Potassium Citrate), Sweeteners (Acesulfame K, Sucralose, Aspartame**), Flavourings (contains Caffeine), Preservative (Sodium Benzoate), Anti-Foaming (Dimethyl Polysiloxane), **Contains a Source of Phenylalanine

    Any of this ingredients is natural and can be called food?
  39. andrewworrall1's avatar
    andrewworrall1 Author
    rich139luck10/05/2022 19:30

    Great deal. The old soda stream flavours were awful, didn't realise you …Great deal. The old soda stream flavours were awful, didn't realise you could get Pepsi Max.


    PepsiCo bought SodaStream, that's why

    I do like SodaStream orange syrup, it tastes similar to Tango. I don't buy it though because it properly stains the SodaStream bottles and they are extremely hard to clean with orange syrup stains
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