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Vernors is releasing a Boston Cooler soda, blending ginger ale and vanilla to honor the Detroit treat, no ice cream needed.

Ever wonder why "pop" is a Michigan thing? Learn the origins of regional names for fizzy drinks, from the literal "pop" sound to iconic brands like Faygo and Vernors.

Faygo, a Michigan staple since 1907, was founded by Russian immigrant brothers. From humble beginnings as Feigenson Brothers Bottling Works, it became Faygo, known for iconic flavors like Redpop and Rock & Rye, still made in Detroit.

Mountain Dew has asked the person behind the their to keep their voice down.

If you've never heard of the Vernors Gnome-Mobile prepare to have your mind blown.

Michigan lawmakers are considering expanding the state's current bottle deposit law to include non-carbonated beverages like water, excluding milk containers.

This might be a greater rivalry than Michigan vs Michigan State but there is only one obvious choice.

We've all saved too many bottles for too long before. How many are we legally allowed to return per day in Michigan? And what about out of state bottles?

Support The Mitten by having a sip of one of these Michigan-based pops

Fans of Faygo and Ice Cream are gonna need to sit down for this awesome news! Starting on Friday, June 17th, 2022 Michiganders will be able to enjoy Faygo-inspired ice cream.

Just In Time For Summer a Faygo Pop Returns

People were poppin' off their opinions on Twitter about the better flavor.