Edwin Perkins hit on something tasty with his liquid concrete ... in or around 1992. When Kool-Aid launched in stores back in 1927, it came in only six flavors — grape, lemon-lime, cherry ...

The liquid mix is a return to Kool-Aid's roots. It began as a syrup called ... "Except my pants are 22 different flavors. I've got grape pants, I've got watermelon pants." But Kraft isn't ...

It's Kool-Aid’, the campaign has been timed to coincide with the launch of Kool-Aid Liquid Drink Mix ... Tropical Punch, Cherry, Grape and Orange. Kraft Foods Group expects to post weaker ...

The liquid mix is a return to Kool-Aid's roots. It began as a syrup called ... "Except my pants are 22 different flavors. I've got grape pants, I've got watermelon pants." But Kraft isn't ...

In 1927, Perkins developed a method of removing the liquid from Fruit Smack ... lemon-lime, grape, orange and raspberry. By 1929, Kool-Aid was distributed nationwide to grocery stores by food ...

Edwin Perkins, the man behind Kool-Aid, was originally a mail-order merchant ... his product was a liquid concentrate that came packaged in four-ounce bottles. Perkins would ship the small bottles ...