SodaStream, the Israeli-based home soda device manufacturer, was acquired by beverage giant PepsiCo in 2018 as part of a multi-billion dollar buyout, and despite not having a Pepsi or Coca-Cola concetrate, their legions of customers don’t seem the least bit phased. Sure, even Keurig sports K-Cups filled with coffee from popular brands like Starbucks and Dunkin’, but SodaStream’s concentrates are mostly private-label versions of cola, lemon-lime, and sparkling waters.

That is, until now.

SodaStream is now offering SodaStream-compatible concentrates of popular PepsiCo offerings like Pepsi, Pepsi Max, and 7 Up (PepsiCo controls international rights to the latter). Initially, they’ll roll the soft drink mainstays out in Sweden and Norway, with plans for expansion to Germany and France early next year, reports CTech.