One liter of Pepsi contains about 111 grams of sugar based on standard labeling for regular Pepsi.

A 1.5L bottle of Coca-Cola original has about 160–165 g of sugar (around 40–41 teaspoons), based on official nutrition figures.

A 1.25-litre Coca-Cola has about 132.5 g of sugar (≈33 teaspoons) based on 10.6 g per 100 ml.

A 500 ml Coca-Cola has about 53 g of sugar based on 10.6 g per 100 ml.

A 355ml can of Coca-Cola contains 39 grams of sugar, equal to 9.75 teaspoons.

A 20-oz Dr Pepper contains about 65 grams of sugar (≈16 teaspoons), based on the brand’s nutrition facts.

A 12-oz Orange Fanta has about 44 g of sugar in the US; the UK 330 ml can has 15 g due to reformulation.

In the UK, Fanta Lemon has 4.5 g sugar per 100 ml—about 14.9 g in a 330 ml can.

Fanta sugar per 100 ml ranges from about 4.5 g (UK) to about 12 g (US), depending on recipe and market.

A 12-oz can of 7 Up has 38 grams of sugar; bottles vary by size.