Pepsi Has Teamed Up With Santa and Actress Lindsay Lohan to Encourage All to Enjoy "Pilk" – the Delicious Trend of Combining Pepsi and Milk – In A New #PilkandCookies Challenge to Win Holiday Cash
PURCHASE, N.Y., Dec. 1, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- This holiday season, Pepsi is giving milk and cookies – a favorite tradition to leave out for Santa – a surprising and naughty new twist with the introduction of Pilk and Cookies. For those new to Pilk, it is the delicious and must-have drink that combines the crispness of Pepsi with the subtly sweet and creamy taste of milk, traditionally topped with creamer, and it pairs perfectly with cookies. Known in pop culture as a "dirty soda," this trending combination has grown over several decades and has recently gained viral fame on TikTok.
Starting today through December 25, Pepsi is inviting fans to join the naughty list with the #PilkandCookies Holiday Challenge, giving 25 lucky fans the chance to win cash for their holiday gifts. To enter, fans must follow @Pepsi on Instagram, Twitter, or TikTok and share a photo or video of their dirty, delicious Pilk and Cookies treat with #PilkandCookies #Sweepstakes.
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To kick off the challenge and announce this new tradition, Pepsi has partnered with two of the most iconic stars of the holidays – Lindsay Lohan and Santa. Lohan, fresh off her holiday hit film, Netflix's "Falling for Christmas" and recently released rendition of "Jingle Bell Rock," can be seen enjoying Pilk and Cookies in a short clip here along with Pepsi and Santa on the brand's YouTube.
"Partnering with Pepsi to announce Pilk and Cookies has been an incredible experience," said Lindsay Lohan. "As someone who loves the holiday season and embracing new traditions, I was thrilled to have a little bit of fun with Pepsi and their take on the dirty soda. For people learning about Pilk for the first time, I won't lie to you when I say I was a bit skeptical when I first heard of this pairing, but after my first sip I was amazed at how delicious it was, so I'm very excited for the rest of the world to try it."
"Combining Pepsi and milk has long been a secret hack among Pepsi fans. Now with the rise of the 'dirty soda' trend on TikTok and throughout the country, we thought Pilk and Cookies would be a great way to unapologetically celebrate the holidays with a new and delicious way to enjoy Pepsi this season," said Todd Kaplan, Chief Marketing Officer – Pepsi.
For those that do not know where to start when concocting their own Pilk, Pepsi has been busy mixing up recipes to give you some helpful hints on the perfect ratio of Pepsi and milk, delicious mix-ins, and the ideal cookies to pair it with. This holiday season, try these Pilk and Cookies recipes below and let your tastebuds sing with holiday cheer:
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