Discover how to make the perfect Shirley Temple in this step-by-step guide brought to you by Cafe Casino. Whether you're hosting a party or simply want to enjoy a refreshing drink, this classic ...

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A Shirley Temple is a simple combination of ginger ale and grenadine with an optional squeeze of lime. Don't forget to garnish with maraschino cherries.

It's true what they say: Everything old is new again. And Slice Soda is dialing up the nostalgia in their most recent launch: a Shirley Temple flavor. Named after the beloved child star, the Shirley ...

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