Dr Pepper Zero 8 x 330ml

I love Dr Pepper Zero but find it quite difficult to get hold of at a decent price. I do prefer to buy trays of 24 cans but Amazon had these eight packs on offer so I ordered a few straight away. They arrived quickly and I was pleased to see they had a good use by date. Dr Pepper is a lovely drink and makes a change from all the usual Pepsi/Coke products. It can be a bit divisive because I absolutely love it, but my husband hates it but if you like something a little bit different, this is well worth trying. Amazon often has good prices on carbonated drinks so it’s quickly became my go to for buying these types of products. Good prices, quick delivery, lovely product - what more could you want 😀

Stocked up on this Dr Pepper Zero 8-pack for work breaks and gaming marathons, tastes bang on like the real thing without the sugar crash - 330ml cans are spot on size and keep me going through late shifts. Decent multipack, always in the fridge now!

I rarely drink fizzy drinks, but on the rare occasion I do I do enjoy a zero Dr pepper. Being disabled, using a wheelchair. I find that using the subscribe and save is 1) much cheaper than using a supermarket. 2) is much easier and convenient than having to get a heavy pack of cans from the supermarket, to car, to house with the rest of the shopping. I can keep the 8pack in the fridge and if I'm getting to the point of needing a top up, I can adjust my subscription. The size of the pack means I could have 1 a day should I want and still have time to reorder it. The drink- comes well packaged in a cardboard box. I was worried about leaking as it is fizzy. But it has been packaged well to not have any accidents. but isn't overly fizzy like some other popular diet drinks. I personally like it a little still so I open it 30 mins before wanting to drink it. Quality is ALWAYS conaistant- it can't change.

Great value Great taste as always Good value and size pack for the fridge Came in damaged no leakages they were packed well

Lovely taste, easy to open, value for money.

Lovely stuff just as good as the original, always end up getting it cheaper on Amazon than I do on the shops

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Fantastic long date Great taste