Saturday's Wall Street Journal says Dr Pepper Snapple Group will launch 7UP Ten, Sunkist Ten, A&W Ten, and Canada Dry Ten in test markets in Columbus, Des Moines, and Harrisburg; and RC Ten in Chicago, Evansville and Des Moines.

No word if all will be marketed as "not for women".

Meanwhile Pepsi is planning "Pepsi Next", which has 40 calories, which is to say 2/5ths of regular, or four times of a Dr Pepper Ten. Or slightly less than the failed Coke C2 and Pepsi Edge ventures.

Interesting. I still haven't tried Dr. Pepper 10 yet.

Those sound interesting.

What are "ten" sodas? I've never heard of them.

I'd certainly like to see an RC Cherry Ten.

Originally Posted by orange_slice231

What are "ten" sodas? I've never heard of them.

A new line of soft drinks with 10 calories per 8-oz serving.

Will be interesting to see where they think this is going to fit on shelves... they don't have room for their varieties in stores already, what are they going to squeeze out just to make this happen? Little alone the 12oz 8pack pet, the 8oz 6pack cans... 10lbs of (bleep) in a 5lb bag...

Originally Posted by Yuma

A new line of soft drinks with 10 calories per 8-oz serving.

Is that all?

Basically.

It doesn't say "diet" on the label and women can't drink them.