TODAY’S BLOG — Pepsi has created a new relaxation drink to help you sleep … Taco Bell released its first custom wine called “Jalapeño Noir” … Sam Adams and Auntie Anne’s are selling an at-home Okotoberfest kit for $89 …
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Story Tyme on The Morning Crave…
Story 1: Pepsi Has Created a New Relaxation Drink to Help You Sleep
After a century of trying to keep you awake, now Pepsi wants to put you to sleep.
Pepsi just announced a new product called DriftWell, which is a relaxation drink that’s supposed to help you de-stress and go to sleep. Basically, it’s non-carbonated water in a can with a little bit of blackberry and lavender and some vitamins.
It’s set to go on sale in December.
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PepsiCo Announces Launch of Relaxation Beverage Driftwell https://t.co/jSKEtuJIp8 pic.twitter.com/nS59mv3kF7
— BevNET.com (@BevNET) September 14, 2020
Story 2: Taco Bell Released Its First Custom Wine Called “Jalapeño Noir”
It’s already been a huge week for bad wine. First, Franzia debuted a new backpack that can hold an entire box of wine. Now TACO BELL is getting in the game.
Taco Bell Canada just debuted the brand’s first custom wine, called “Jalapeño Noir.” They say it has “notes of wild strawberry, cherry, and beetroot.” And it pairs well with their new Toasted Cheesy Chalupa, which won’t hit menus in the U.S. until November.
They’ve been selling bottles on the Taco Bell Canada website for 25 bucks, or about $19 American. But it doesn’t sound like they’re planning to sell them in the U.S. anytime soon. So if you want a bottle, get ready to drop lots of dollars on eBay.
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Taco Bell Canada launches the Toasted Cheesy Chalupa with an exclusive Jalapeño Noir wine pairing. Read story below:https://t.co/F9Rqo7X77D
— Taco Bell News (@TacoBellNews) September 14, 2020
Story 3: Sam Adams and Auntie Anne’s Are Selling an At-Home Oktoberfest Kit for $89
Most of the big Oktoberfest events would have started this week if they hadn’t been cancelled because of COVID-19. So Sam Adams wants you to get drunk at HOME instead. (You mean like we’ve been doing every day for the past six months?)
The people at Sam Adams teamed up with Auntie Anne’s pretzels. And they’re selling “Oktoberfest At-Home Kits” that come with everything you need to celebrate.
Each kit includes a six-pack of Sam Adams Oktoberfest Beer . . . 10 soft pretzels . . . four sets of lederhosen suspenders . . . 4 hats . . . 2 glass steins . . . 4 special edition beer koozies . . . a recipe book . . . and an Oktoberfest playlist. They’re on sale for $89 at GiveThemBeer.com.
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The Oktoberfest at Home Kit is now on sale, complete with beer and DIY pretzels. https://t.co/07sLEYBrpz
— Food & Wine (@foodandwine) September 14, 2020
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The Moore Yooou Knoooow: Random Facts to Feed Your Brain!
- There are six seasons in the Hindu calendar: summer, monsoon, autumn, late autumn or pre-winter, winter, and spring.
- The Sixth Commandment literally translates from Hebrew as “Thou shalt not murder,” not “Thou shalt not kill” . . . because it took into account that people might face situations like war or self-defense when killing was necessary.
- The U.S. Constitution is 4,400 words . . . which makes it the SHORTEST Constitution of any major country in the world.
- The American film industry only produces the third most movies in the world. India’s film industry produces the most . . . and Nigeria’s film industry is second.
- The first script for “E.T.” was a horror movie. Steven Spielberg decided he liked it better as a family movie . . . and that horror script was rewritten to become “Poltergeist”.