Adverts published in the ’60s promote the heated beverage, too. One 1964 ad posted to Instagram promotes the warm soda as a “happy holiday idea” that is “devilishly different.” It also ...

The idea successfully took off, and hot Dr Pepper was a popular holiday drink during the '60s and '70s, especially in Texas, where the soda was invented.

This warming drink was introduced to me through a viral video from Instagram user @morganchomps, which has now racked up more than two million views.Morgan makes hot Dr Pepper in her Crock-Pot ...

To make the drink, empty the bottle of Dr Pepper into a slow cooker. Morgan set her cooker on high for roughly two hours, she said, until the liquid is hot — but not boiling or simmering.

To make this trending tipple, you just heat Dr Pepper, add a slice of lemon and serve. You can warm it up in a mug once the carbonation dies down, or just Crock-Pot a whole 2-liter for a crowd.

Hot Dr Pepper has been popular since 1970 in the US and the drink which was one of the favourites of the millennials has now created a new fan base with Gen Z and according to their demands, the ...

The classic Dr Pepper proudly boasts a proprietary blend of 23 flavors, which give the drink its signature taste, including notes of cinnamon, vanilla, ginger, nutmeg, oranges, and allspice ...