So Delicious! Two Texas Originals Debut Two New Flavors
It's rare when two Texas brands announce two new flavors at the same time, but sometimes it does happen!
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Dare To Try: What Kind Of Peeps Have A Texas Spin To Them?
A new flavor of peeps is set to tantalize the taste buds, if you're willing to try them.
Hot Dr Pepper Was Once Considered A Holiday Tradition
If there is one thing we know about Dr Pepper, it is that Texans love it. For many of us, nothing beats a cold, refreshing Dr Pepper on a hot Summer day, or even a cool winter night. But did you know there is a different way of drinking Dr Pepper...
Try This New Dr Pepper Flavor but There’s a Catch
Dr Pepper has introduced an interesting new flavor. Thing is, it won't be on store shelves.
Dr Pepper Has Made an Official Bourbon Flavor?!
The scientists at Dr Pepper have officially gone mad with power.
10 Life-Changing Inventions Spawned From the Great State of Texas
Check out these 10 inventions that came from the Lone Star State.
Buc-ee’s, Whataburger and These 9 Iconic Companies Started Up in Texas
Learn about iconic companies and brands that started up in Texas.
These 10 Things Were Invented in Texas & Went on to Change Lives
From White Out to Dr. Pepper, Texans are some the most 'inventive' on the planet.
Let’s Learn How to Take Texas’ Favorite Drink, Dr Pepper, and Turn It Into Jelly
Dr Pepper is a staple in Texas. But how about getting to enjoy a Dr Pepper infused jelly? It's a real thing and you can make it at home.
Texans Love These 20 Things Almost as Much as They Love Their Mom
There are plenty of things to love about the Lone Star State. But, for those of you who have never been, here are some very good reasons why we Texans love our state.
Dublin Dr. Pepper Is No More – Production Stopped Due To Lawsuit
In a move that's unthinkable, the parent company of Dr. Pepper, Snapple Group, has stopped production of Dr. Pepper at the legendary and historic bottling plant in Dublin, Texas. The whole story is unbelievable. The reason for the stoppage is a lawsuit claiming that the Dublin plant was violating a distribution agreement by marketing outside of a six-county area. Huh?