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The white cola trend sparks a collection frenzy; strawberry cream cake flavor is festive and eye-catching

Published: 2026-09-26 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-26 — Japan’s quirky new beverage products always generate a lot of buzz and spark heated online discussions. Following the sensation caused by the previously launched transparent milk tea, Japan has recently unveiled its latest “strawberry cream cake” flavored cola, which not only...

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Japan’s quirky new beverage products always generate a lot of buzz and spark heated online discussions. Following the sensation caused by the previously launched transparent milk tea, Japan has recently unveiled its latest “strawberry cream cake” flavored cola, which not only has many influencers and celebrities scrambling to try it, but also piques the curiosity of many overseas travelers and even locals about how it tastes.

Pepsi’s latest strawberry cream cake cola flavor has everyone curious (Photo / Pepsi)

It turns out this strawberry cream cake cola is a Christmas-limited edition flavor newly launched by Pepsi Japan. Not only does the bottle packaging come in vibrant colors full of Christmas cheer, but the cola inside is also not the traditional color—instead, it’s made to resemble snow-white “white.”

Strawberry cream cake cola gives cola a snow-white hue, unlike anything before (Photo / SUNTORY)

What the flavor is like is the biggest point of curiosity. The highlight is its sweet-and-sour taste paired with the fragrant aroma of strawberries, making everyone eager to give it a try. This strawberry cream cake-flavored Christmas Pepsi cola has already hit shelves in Japan, priced at 140 yen per bottle. Recent travelers to Japan should keep an eye out and give it a taste.
 

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