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2008 BTGO Product List 2008 Bottles-To-Go Product List 20 oz Carbonated Soft Drinks Plastic (24) 12oz Cans (24) Pepsi Pepsi Diet Pepsi Pepsi One Caffeine-Free Diet Pepsi Diet Pepsi Wild Cherry Pepsi Diet Pepsi Lime Diet Wild Cherry Pepsi Diet Pepsi Vanilla Diet Jazz Black Cherry-Vanilla Caffeine-Free Pepsi Diet Pepsi Max Caffeine-Free Diet Pepsi Mountain Dew Wild Cherry Pepsi Mountain Dew Code Red Diet Wild Cherry Pepsi Mountain Dew Live Wire Diet Jazz Black Cherry-Vanilla Mountain Dew Game Fuel - LTO Diet Pepsi Max Mountain Dew MDX Mountain Dew Diet Mountain Dew Mountain Dew Code Red Diet Mountain Dew Code Red Mountain Dew Live Wire Sierra Mist Mountain Dew Game Fuel Sierra Mist Free Diet Mountain Dew Mug Root Beer Diet Mountain Dew Code Red Dr Pepper Caffeine Free Mountain Dew Diet Dr Pepper Caffeine Free Diet Mountain Dew Diet Dr PepCherry Vanilla Sierra Mist Squirt Sierra Mist Free Tropicana Twister OrangeMug Root Beer Hawaiian Punch Diet Mug Root Beer Dr Pepper 1 Liter Carbonated Soft Drinks Plastic (15) Diet Dr Pepper Pepsi Dr PepCherry Vanilla Diet Pepsi Diet Dr PepCherry Vanilla Mountain Dew Caffeine Free Diet Dr Pepper Diet Mountain Dew Dr PepBerries & Cream Mountain Dew Code Red Diet Dr PepBerries & Cream Dr. Pepper Squirt Brisk Sweetened w/Lemon Diet Squirt Hawaiian Punch Fruit Punch 2 Liter Carbonated Soft Drinks Plastic (8) Tropicana Twister Diet Orange Pepsi Tropicana Twister Orange Diet Pepsi Tropicana Twister Grape Mt. Dew Tropicana Twister Strawberry Diet Mt. Dew Dr. Pepper 20 oz Aquafina Sparkling Plastic (24) Diet Dr. Pepper Berry Burst Sierra Mist Citrus Twist Mug 20 oz H2Oh! Sparkling Water Plastic (24) 20 oz Aquafina Plastic (24) Berry Aquafina Lemon Lime 1 Liter Aquafina Plastic (15) Orange Aquafina Natural 20 oz Aquafina Alive Plastic (24) 20 oz SoBe Life Water Plastic (12) Aquafina Alive Berry Pomegranate Blackberry-Grape (Enlighten) Aquafina Alive Orange Lime Orange-Tangerine (Shield) Aquafina Alive Lemon Passion Fruit-Citrus (Energize) Aquafina Alive Peach Mango Pomegranate-Cherry (Challenge) Strawberry-Kiwi (Calm) 20 oz Aquafina FlavorSplash Plastic (24) Aquafina Splash Raspberry 16 oz SoBe Essentials Cans (12) Aquafina Splash Citrus Blend Berry Pomegranate Aquafina Splash Wild Berry Orange Aquafina Splash Grape 2008 BTGO Product List Pepsi-Cola reserves the right to change pricing, packages, products without notice 1 of 2 2008 Bottles-To-Go Product List New Age Products 20 oz SoBe Glass (12) Mt Dew AMP Tall Boy 16 oz (12/cs) Cranberry Grapefruit Mt Dew AMP 24 oz (12/cs) Energy Sobe Adrenaline Rush 16 oz (12/cs) Green Tea SoBe Adrenaline Rush Sugar Free 16 oz (12/cs) Lean Energy Sobe No Fear 16 oz (12/cs) Lean Green Tea Sobe Sugar Free No Fear 16 oz (12/cs) Lean Mango Melon Sobe No Fear Gold 16 oz (12/cs) Lizard Blizzard Mt Dew Amp Overdrive Cherry 16 oz (12/cs) Lizard Fuel Starbucks DoubleShot Espresso 6.5 oz (24/cs) Lizard Lava Starbucks DoubleShot Light 6.5 oz (24/cs) Power Starbucks Iced Coffee 11 oz (12/cs) Tsunami Starbucks Iced Coffee Light 11 0z (12/cs) Wisdom 20 oz Gatorade Plastic (24) 15.2 oz Ocean Spray Juice Plastic (12) Cool Blue Raspberry Cranberry Fierce Grape Cran-Grape Fruit Punch Glacier Freeze 15.2 oz Dole Juice Plastic (12) Lemon-Lime 100% Apple Juice Orange 100% Orange Juice Riptide Rush Grape 100% Pineapple Peach Mango 100% Ruby Red Grapefruit 20 oz Gatorade G2 Plastic (24) 100% Strawberry Kiwi Fruit Punch Grape 20 oz. Tropicana Fruit Drinks Plastic (24) Orange Lemonade Pink Lemonade 20 oz Propel Fit Water Plastic (24) Strawberry Melon Berry Peach Papaya Black Cherry] Grape 20 oz Lipton Plastic (24) Kiwi Strawberry Lipton Brisk Lemonade Lemon Lipton Brisk Sweet w/Lemon Lipton Brisk Green w/Apple 20 oz Propel Invigorating Water Plastic (24) Lipton Iced Tea Citrus Green Tea Berry Lipton Iced Tea Diet Citrus Green Tea Citrus Lipton Diet Tea w/Lemon Strawberry Lipton White w/Raspberry 9.5 oz Frappuccino Glass (12) 16 oz Lipton PureLeaf Iced Tea Glass (12) Caramel Diet Iced Tea Sweetened w/Lemon Coffee Green Tea w/Honey Dark Chocolate Mocha Green Tea w/Orange Passion Fruit Mocha Raspberry Vanilla Sweetened No Lemon Sweetened w/Lemon Unsweetened No Lemon White Tea w/Tangerine 2008 BTGO Product List Pepsi-Cola reserves the right to change pricing, packages, products without notice 2 of 2.
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