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'''Pepsi-Cola''', often shortened to '''Pepsi''', is a carbonated, caffeinated [[cola]]-based soft drink manufactured by [[PepsiCo,Inc|Pepsi Co,Inc]]. It is made out of [[carbonated water]], high fructose [[corn syrup]], [[caffeine]], [[sugar]], [[phosphoric acid]], citric, coloring, artificial flavors, natural flavors and cola. It was invented by a pharmacist named Caleb Bradham in the early 1890s in [[New Bern, North Carolina]]. Bradham was operating a pharmacy and he invented the drink as a refreshment for his customers. It was originally called "Brad's drink" but Bradham changed the name to Pepsi in 1898. He called it Pepsi after the enzyme pepsin.

'''Pepsi-Cola''', often shortened to '''Pepsi''', is a carbonated, caffeinated [[cola]]-based soft drink manufactured by [[PepsiCo,Inc|Pepsi Co,Inc]]. It is made out of [[carbonated water]], high fructose [[corn syrup]], [[caffeine]], [[sugar]], [[phosphoric acid]], citric, coloring, artificial flavors, natural flavors and cola. It was invented by a pharmacist named Caleb Bradham in the early 1890s in [[New Bern]], [[North Carolina]]. Bradham was operating a pharmacy and he invented the drink as a refreshment for his customers. It was originally called "Brad's drink" but Bradham changed the name to Pepsi in 1898. He called it Pepsi after the enzyme pepsin.

Bradham's original form of Pepsi was made of sugar, carbonated water, vanilla, kola nuts, and rare oils.  

Bradham's original form of Pepsi was made of sugar, carbonated water, vanilla, kola nuts, and rare oils.