Sunday is National Hot Chocolate Day and, to celebrate, Pepsi delivers free samples of its “Cocoa” glue for soft drink lovers. Through a contest on the drink maker’s Twitter account, fans can send each other a photo packed with a cup of hot chocolate. 2,500 contestants who do so will be rewarded with two cans of the next drink, a language approach with a cocoa-flavored drink. The contest only runs until February 1st.
According to the company, Pepsi “Cocoa” Cola “is a delicious touch of nostalgia and combines the right blend of cocoa and Pepsi cola.The milk chocolate base has hints of vanilla, adding a creamy taste to every sip. It’s perfect for enjoy while cozy on the couch or anytime you are looking for a delicious treat to sweeten these winter days ”.
It’s finally Hot National Chocolate Day!
Share a photo you hosted with some hot cocoa using #nationalhotchocolateday & #pepsioffer to have a chance to taste this awesome cola. The first 2,500 to tweet will be rewarded with 2 cans. The offer ends on 2/1. pic.twitter.com/Hb6CcbDBnb
– Pepsi (@pepsi) January 31, 2021
“There’s nothing more classic than hot cocoa on a winter’s day, but this year has been anything short of typical,” Pepsi, head of marketing at Pepsi, said in a press release announcing the drink first. “So why not combine the delicious flavor of a Pepsi with the delicious winter flavor of chocolate and marshmallow and bring unexpected joy to our fans this season? We’re sure we’ve nailed the Pepsi” Cocoa “Cola and can’t wait to put it in the hands of glue fans this winter. “
The company hosted similar content with its limited release of Pepsi Apple Pie last year around Thanksgiving time. This drink is getting an insane premium in online markets like eBay.
“Failing to bake, especially this year, is not shameful, and we celebrate those amateur bakers who are really doing their best during a unique holiday,” Kaplan said in a separate statement last November. “With Pepsi Apple Pie, we offer a refreshing and delicious touch to the traditional slice of apple pie, while making sure people have fun and don’t take themselves too seriously in the process.”