World | strange stuff Pepsi's Latest: Fat-Blocking Soda At least, it claims to By Evann Gastaldo Posted Nov 12, 2012 2:15 PM CST Copied Bottles of Pepsi are dispalyed at a grocery store in Springfield, Ill., Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2011. (AP Photo/Seth Perlman) Get skinny by drinking ... Pepsi? Maybe. Pepsi-Cola has introduced a fat-blocking soda in Japan, ABC News reports, though we have to wonder if it will turn out like those "toning shoes." The "Pepsi Special," which goes on sale tomorrow, contains dextrin—a fiber that supposedly helps to reduce fat levels. While this is Pepsi's first foray into "health food," the company is no stranger to introducing weird flavors in Japan: Past Pepsi offerings include salty watermelon and strawberry and milk. Read These Next Hopes emerge of a shutdown deal next week. Poster freed after a month in jail over Trump meme. South Korea gives Trump a foot-tall crown. Buzz Aldrin says goodbye to the 'love of my life.' Report an error