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Spezi is making its way across the Atlantic for the first time—rebranded as Paulaner Sunset—thanks to father-son duo Matthias ...
This one's for those poor, deprived souls who weren't born soon enough to experience an Orange Julius drink at Orange Julius.
For Florida, the iconic beverage is orange juice. For Kentucky, it’s bourbon. And for Kansas, it is the Icee, a slushy drink first created at Coffeyville in the southeast part of the state. So says a ...
The researchers followed with a recommendation to avoid frequent energy drink consumption, with “frequent” meaning five to seven drinks per week. To try to find out why for myself, I embarked on a ...
Val Demings, a former Orlando Police Chief, told the Orlando Sentinel she won’t enter the race to succeed her term-limited husband as Orange County mayor.
BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — A group of tourists were sitting at an outdoor table in the Spanish city of Barcelona, trying to enjoy their drinks, when a woman raised a cheap plastic water gun and ...
In Portland, Oregon, the Orange Julius store at the Lloyd Center mall is now closing after 42 years, per Samantha Swindler of The Oregonian. This comes after the death of franchise owner Bob Slayton.
How To Make My 4-Ingredient Copycat Orange Julius To make four servings, you’ll need: 6 ounces frozen orange juice concentrate (half a standard 12-ounce can, preferably Minute Maid) 2 cups ice ...
The drink was originally founded in 1969 in a first-of-its-kind stand-up pouch. Later, it became a go-to option for kids' drinks, and the variety of flavors, fun packaging, and the stand-up pouch ...
THAT’S IN JUST A COUPLE OF MINUTES. WELL, IMAGINE THIS THE PEACE AND QUIET OF YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ROCKED BY A NEIGHBOR SETTING OFF MORTAR BLASTS. A GROUP OF RESIDENTS IN ORANGE COUNTY GOT PRETTY ...
Forget as well what anyone under 30 may say about blue drinks, orange drinks, or any other drinks of color. As soul food aficionados know, red is a color and a flavor.
“Red drink’s got terrific cultural significance because it’s a story of perseverance, of people who refused to die and a culture that refused to die.” A Juneteenth parade in Houston, 1976.