Crystal Light's Vodka Refreshers just hit the market, so we had to see if they held up to our nostalgic memories of mixed drinks past (a.k.a. the early 2000s).

Kraft Heinz (NasdaqGS:KHC) saw its share price rise by 3.8% last month, a period marked by the launch of their Crystal Light Vodka Refreshers, a move aligned with consumer preferences for lower-calorie alcoholic beverages.

Crystal Light Vodka Refreshers mirror DIY'ers who have been mixing the powder with alcohol since way back. Find out if the brand does it as well as its fans.

Crystal Light, a brand of The Kraft Heinz Co., Chicago, announced the launch of Crystal Light Vodka Refreshers, offering an alternative to hard seltzers and traditional vodka sodas.

Nearly one-in-five Crystal Light fans use the product as a mixer for their cocktails 1, proving it’s no secret that the signature zero-sugar refreshment has been a trusted mixer for decades. As demand for lighter,

The new RTD cocktails differentiate themselves from other beverages in the category through fewer calories and a lower alcohol-by-volume content.

Spiked seltzers like White Claw, High Noon, and Truly as well as beverage-infused canned cocktails like Simply Spiked and Fresca Mixed have been on the rise for years. Since Crystal Light says one in five people already use its powdered beverage as a mixer, the brand decided to make it easy for consumers and launch its own canned cocktail.

Crystal Light has made drinking water decidedly more fun for over 40 years, much to the delight of some of my favorite people, people who “don’t like water.” Fascinating. Now, for the first time, Crystal Light has set their sights on sprucing up another clear liquid (that may,