The Drink: Shirley Temple was invented in the early 1930's by a Bartender in Beverly Hills in honor of the Actress. But Over the years the drink has been changed from the orginal.
A Shirley Temple is a non-alcoholic mixed drink made with ginger ale, grenadine syrup, and orange juice and garnished with a maraschino cherry and a slice of lemon. The ginger ale is often substituted with lemonade. For more details about this drink click the 'Related Link' below
Shirley Temple
As a child she was a singer, dancer and actress. As an adult, she has been a mom, an Ambassador to Ghana and Czechoslavakia, a Republican Party fundraiser and a breast cancer survivor. She was widowed in 2005 after 54 years of marriage to Charles Black. She also has a drink named after her.
Shirley Temple attended a college preparatory school, Westlake School for Girls, in Los Angeles but never went to college.
Yes she did. They even enjoyed chewing gum together.
There is a drink named after shirley temple. It is sprite and cherry flavoring
The Shirley Temple non-alchohaul drink is a famous drink named after shirley temple obviously. And there is shirley temple dolls that are almost on every website I go to about her. Hope I helped. =D
Yes. It is alcohol free.
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It was (is?) a way for under-aged people to appear to be drinking.
A Shirley Temple is actually alcohol free because the drink was devised for the famous child star Shirley Temple and as a minor Shirley could obviously not drink alcohol.
shirley temples favorite drink is... get a life
A Shirley Temple is a nonalcoholic drink served in a bar, so that someone can appear to be joining in festive intoxication when they actually are not; traditionally served to minors. It is usually a slightly pink color. You can make one with 7-Up and a dash of maraschino cherry juice. Other than that I can't think of anything named after Shirley Temple.
i donot know at all
The drink is okay but the actress yes of course!
No I don't believe she does. I know she has two drinks named after her.
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