All a celebrity has is their name.'' Read more: 15 Popular Diet Sodas, Ranked Worst To Best So, if Shirley Temple dislikes ...

the star herself didn’t want anyone making money off her signature drink by using her name. In 1988, when there were attempts to market a bottled soda bearing the name “Shirley Temple,” she ...

Folks know Shirley Temple for her beloved, innocent roles in films. But, she's also known for the non-alcoholic drink named after her. Mixed together with grenadine and ginger ale, the drink is ...

Perhaps the most famous mocktail of all time, the Shirley Temple is quick to make and, as you likely already know, very easy to drink. Sharing a name with one of the most famous child actors of ...

So hot you may be looking for a refreshing cold drink, especially if you and the family are going out to eat tonight. And if you have kids, you might be tempted to order a Shirley Temple for them.

A carbonated soft drink inspired by a classic mocktail is set to hit shelves next month. Rumors circulating about the potential release of a Shirley Temple 7UP flavor have been circulating around ...

Generations, too, developed a taste for the Shirley Temple drink — traditionally, ginger ale with a dash of grenadine, maraschino cherry and lemon for garnish. The drink, it seems, has a shelf ...

The Shirley Temple, named after the child star (who denied involvement in its invention), has been a favorite drink order for kids since the 1930s. In the hands of adults, though, the concoctions ...

Craig called for a beer. To my horror, another teammate, Paul, asked for a Shirley Temple. It seemed to my postadolescent mind to represent the inverse of what the drink was designed to confer.