Drinks

Pour one out for these drinks because it appears they're all gone for good.

Two of the biggest energy drink brands will reportedly eliminate some familiar flavors.

The drink made its original debut in Mexico in 1938 and will soon be more widely available in the U.S.

Can you keep a secret? There are some new things you can convince Starbucks in Missouri to make for you that aren't officially on the menu and that includes a massive size, too.

This secret will self-destruct in 5 seconds. No, wait. It won't. That's just something I wanted to say thanks to the old Mission Impossible TV show. It's a real secret that's now been leaked explaining how you can get secret drinks and even secret sizes from Illinois Starbucks places.

If you're a fan of a certain highly-caffeinated drink, you're likely to be disappointed soon as a Missouri manager says it will be discontinued soon after it has been connected to multiple deaths.

Can we agree that food and drink preferences are a very personal thing? One person's trash is another person's treasure. That's why I'm a little ticked at the internet saying that Missourians should avoid one certain coffee above all others and they have no good reason for it.

I vividly remember making the Orange Julius in the Quincy Mall a regular part of my routine. For the life of me, I can't remember when it closed, but it made me wonder out loud why Orange Julius seems to have disappeared from Illinois entirely or did it really?

In Missouri and Illinois, we live in the middle of an epicenter and no, I'm not talking about the New Madrid earthquake fault. I'm referring to the eternal argument about what you call carbonated beverages. Is it pop or soda? Let's decide this once and for all.

If you wanna get a margarita and not have to pay a ton for it, you can't do much better than Missouri according to a new national ranking. Cheers.