My siblings and I weren't allowed to drink the syrupy beverage at home since my mom declared it "too sweet," so I would ...

So the other day I was mixing up some Cherry Kool-Aid and noticed, yet again, that it says "Do not store in metal container" and that it advises to use plastic instead.

The internet has a lot to say about a new viral food trend that involves soaking pineapple spears in Kool-Aid. Here's how it started and why it's getting so much attention online.

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A childhood favorite is getting a serious modern upgrade as Kool-Aid steps into the competitive world of functional beverages. The brand has officially launched its first-ever hydration electrolyte ...