Children of the ā90s, say it with me: SUUUUUUUUUUUUURGE. Surge, for those who havenāt had the pleasure, was a ācitrus-flavoredā soda from the Coca-Cola company (essentially it was the love child of Mountain Dew and Adderall.) Its brief life span lasted only from 1996 to 2003, with a reemergence on Amazon and at someā¦
File this one underāand forgive the profanity, but itās warrantedāāwhat the actual fuck.ā
When cities and states first began to debate the merits of taxes on sodas, plastic bags, and even plastic straws, there was more than a small dose of skepticism that the markups would actually change consumer behavior. Especially when it came to soda, some doubted that people would give up their Dr Pepper habit evenā¦
The growth of the legal cannabis industry is so explosive that even noted tastemaker John Boehner is getting in on the action. Given that, perhaps this piece of news from Comstockās should come as no surprise: 12 years from now, the legal pot business will surpass the legal sugar-water business. That is, assumingā¦
We all need hobbies and projects, right? Mine could be cleaning out my email inbox, a task that could take me through to the end of days. Iād probably be better off with something more fun, like Marshall University professor Jason Morrissette. Viceās Waypoint describes that Morrissette was playing Batman: Arkhamā¦
What with the prevalence of coffee pods, we suppose it was just a matter of time before flavor packs branched out into other types of beverages as well. BevNet announces that PepsiCoās new ācustomizable pod-based beverage format Drinkfinity is now available statesideā after a trial run in Brazil.
Maybe Slice was just ahead of its time. The soft drink made with 10 percent juiceājust try getting that āwe got the juiceā jingle out of your headānever quite caught on in the ā80s and ā90s, and it eventually joined 7Up Gold and OK Soda in the defunct soft-drinks heap.
Welcome to MmmPop, our exploration of unexpected ways to use soda pop in recipes.
Welcome to MmmPop, our exploration of unexpected ways to use soda pop in recipes.
Welcome to Gateways To Drinkery, where The Takeout offers an entry-level course on our favorite libations, and some suggestions on where to start drinking them.
