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On a bustling Valentine’s Day at Strega in Boston’s North End, the Shirley Temple King walked in ... writing — as long as I’m in the movie and TV scene, I’m happy.

While we take no issue with the establishments highlighted in the article, the author’s intimation that kratom and kava could be the equivalent of the old Shirley Temple, Roy Rogers, or virgin ...

But this “holiday season,” 7UP seems to have cracked the code and given people something they actually want, even if we had never named it before: a Shirley Temple in a can. The canned version ...

7Up has announced that they will be releasing a Shirley Temple flavor. "Where was this when I was 10 years old?" one person writes on X, summing up what we are all thinking. Thirsty soda fans ...

Childhood actress Shirley Temple would frequent the establishment. And since she was a kid, she would drink mocktails. This particular concoction caught on and was named after her. Mariah Williams ...

Sabrina has been with PEOPLE since 2021. 7UP Get ready to crack open a can of Shirley Temple. A representative for 7UP confirms to PEOPLE that 7UP Shirley Temple is coming to stores nationwide.

7UP is apparently way ahead of us, having just announced a limited-edition Shirley Temple flavor, which will be available in 2-liter bottles, 12-packs and a zero-sugar edition from Oct. 15 to Dec. 31.

Cross your fingers, because we might soon be sipping on a 7-Up Shirley Temple. The news, though not published to official 7-Up channels as of now, has been bouncing around an assortment of snack ...

There are also twists on the Shirley Temple, including the Roy Rogers — named for the famed movie cowboy —which substitutes lemon-lime soda for Coke. 3 ounces lemon-lime soda or ginger ale ...

Hearing “Shirley Temple” makes me think of the animal cracker song long before the mocktail. Still, my curiosity was definitely piqued when a little birdie sent me the image seen above a while ...

According to the food news account @snackolator, 7-Up is tapping into our nostalgia with the release of a limited-edition Shirley Temple flavor. A description on the soda can, which is decked out ...