FOOD: Miller Lite Wants You to Put Ice in Your Beer This Summer

Miller Lite Wants You to Put Ice in Your Beer This Summer

 

 

It's officially summer, and the heat waves are on the way . . . unless you're in Texas, where they've already arrived.

 

 

Miller Lite wants to make sure that your beer stays cold this summer, so they're encouraging people to put ICE in their brew.

 

 

That's a no-no for a lot of people . . . because ice can water a beer down.  

 

 

Miller Lite has a solution:  They're selling "beer cube trays" online for $8.  You pour beer into the silicone tray, toss it in the freezer, and you'll end up with 24 mini beer cubes, which are actually shaped like mini cans of Miller Lite.

 

 

These cubes are small enough to fit inside a bottle or can, which is key.  If you used a standard ice tray, you'd have to drink your iced beer out of a pint glass . . . and your friends would probably notice AND judge you for it.

 

 

Check them out at MillerLite.com.  The trays sold out almost immediately, but Miller says there's more on the way, including another "drop" this morning.

 

 

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Peach-flavored drinks seem to be the hot trend this year and at a perfect time since the actual fruit had a bad yield this year.

 Busch Light, Liquid Death, and Chick-fil-A are some brands taking advantage of the flavor. 

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Today is National Onion Ring Day

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U.S. regulators have cleared cultivated meat . . . a.k.a. lab-grown meat . . . for sale in the country.

  The first two companies are Upside Foods and Good Meat, and they say production is starting immediately. 

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7- Eleven Celebrates Its 96th Birthday With Free Slurpees

7-Eleven was the world’s first convenience store, founded in 1927, and has grown to 83,000 locations in 19 countries, and there are other firsts for the chain as well. They were the first to sell gas, the first to sell coffee in to-go cups, and the first to have a self-service soda fountain. Their 96th birthday is a big deal, and they are offering customers free small Slurpees to celebrate on their annual Slurpee Day, July 11. 

Anyone that comes into a 7-Eleven on July 11 gets a free small Slurpee, but if you’re a 7Rewards or Speedy Rewards member, you can get an extra free Slurpee from July 1 through July 10. You can get another free Slurpee if you order 7NOW delivery on July 8. 

Marissa Jarratt, 7-Eleven’s Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing & Sustainability Officer, said, “This Slurpee Day, we’re multiplying the fun by giving our customers three opportunities to enjoy their favorite frozen drink for free” and “No matter what your flow is, we have a Slurpee flavor to match, so come enjoy yours this Slurpee Day.” 

In addition to the free Slurpees, loyalty members can get $1 off foods, including the Big Bite Hot Dog, $1 pizza slice, and the $1STUFDCAKE starting July 1. 

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Post Malone is having a blast with this whole Raising Cane's partnership.

The Weeknd Is Beefing with . . . Oreos

 

 

 Critics have been trashing The Weeknd's new HBO show "The Idol" . . . and those critics now include OREOS.  (???)

 

 

Last week there was an unsubstantiated rumor that HBO was already canceling it, and the Oreos Twitter account said, quote, "Finally some good news."

 

 

The Weeknd got wind of that Tweet yesterday, and he replied, quote, "Oh [eff] they been talkin [crap]."

 

But before a full-on war could erupt, The Weeknd squashed it. 

 He said, quote, "Naw, I can't beef with you Oreo, too many beautiful memories . . . I'm dunking you in some champagne tonight."

 

 

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