If you’ve struggled to locate your fave soft drink recently, you’re not alone.
due to the pandemic and its subsequent aluminum can shortage, leaving consumers thirsting for the brand's trademark 23 flavors. As the world has started to heal again, Dr. Pepper has slowly regained its spot on store shelves—except for one specific variety: Diet Dr.
Pepper is still largely MIA.on the company's website:"Only pop that tastes like the original. Too bad I can't find it anywhere right now. What's up with that?!?!"speculates that the low Diet Dr. Pepper supply could be due to a general boost in demand for diet products tacked on to lingering production issues. It also seems that the Diet Dr. Pepper saga was sparked shortly after the 2021 release of Dr. Pepper Zero Sugar, a fresh take on the classic beverage, altered slightly with different sweeteners. Coincidence or no?The citrusy and cleverly named beverage Squirt bubbled up on the soda scene back in 1938 and is now owned by Keurig Dr. Pepper. With its light and refreshing flavor, it has become a popular mixer for various cocktails and has gone head to head with Coca Cola's close equal, Fresca . But, what has Squirt fans currently in a tizzy is the low stock of its caffeinated Ruby Red flavor. On
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