For some years, a "vintage ad" has circulated online that recommends mixing the soft drink 7-Up with milk to make "a delicious food drink" that supposedly pleases children and adults equally ...

Their first product was an orange drink. They called it "Howdy." That product did fairly well, and there might never have been a 7-Up if the citrus growers had not tried to tell the makers of soda ...

Additionally, it will sell a Zero Sugar version of the drink in 12 packs of 12-ounce cans. A representative for Target also confirmed to TODAY.com that it will stock Shirley Temple 7-Up on its ...

As with 7-Up’s flagship soda ... our deepest sympathies if this is the case — it’s a non-alcoholic mixed drink comprised of either lemon-lime soda or ginger ale, a splash of grenadine ...

When chef Melissa Martin of Louisiana makes biscuits, she includes an unexpected ingredient: 7-Up soda. "This recipe most likely came from the side of a box but has become a family favorite ...

7Up is releasing a new flavor inspired by a classic mocktail. The soda brand is releasing 7Up Shirley Temple for a limited time. The new soda will be 7UP’s take on the classic mocktail made with ...

is where the inspiration for 7-up was born. In October of 1929, St. Louisan C.L. Grigg introduced his new soft drink to the world. While his timing could have been better, the drink would ...