Tahitian Treat

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A can of Tahitian Treat.

Tahitian Treat is a soft drink produced by Dr Pepper/Seven Up Inc, sold mainly in the Southern United States.

Its taste is similar to that of a carbonated Hawaiian Punch. The soda was formerly labeled Tahiti Treat, but was renamed Tahitian Treat sometime during the early 1990s. The drink has become increasingly difficult to find in most regions. Something very similar can be made by mixing ginger ale with fruit punch, and in fact Tahitian Treat itself seems to have less carbonation than most sodas, as if it were created that way.

In Canada, it was known as "C Plus Tahiti Treat", and later as "C Plus Fruit Frenzy".

Many people fail to realize that the drink is called "Tahitian Treat." They often call it "the red one," or "Tah-tee-shan Treat." The bottled-version of the drink comes in the same kind of bottle as a Dr. Pepper.