Here's an indisputable fact: It's hot. Soft drinks (or pop, if you're from the Midwest) are a mainstay of backyard bashes and beach snacks, an ice-cold, refreshing relief from the record-high temperatures across the country. So it won’t come as a surprise that TikTok has found a new way to indulge in the OG of sodas—Coca-Cola. What the app has deemed Fluffy Coke is trending as influencers tout its easy-to-prepare creamy goodness. Whether you’re a regular, Coke Zero, or Diet Coke devotee, you can transform your drink into a fluffed-up sip in minutes.
The secret to a fluffy Coke? Marshmallow fluff. To make a Fluffy Coke at home, you’ll need a plastic cup (preferably clear), a straw, a spoon, a jar of marshmallow fluff, ice, and your Coke of choice. Spread the marshmallow fluff around the inside of the plastic cup, add the ice, stir, and let everything sit for a few minutes. Then, enjoy.
TikTok creator Jessica Barstow (aka @__jbarsty) posted a video of her making a Fluffy Coke, and it's been viewed 908,000 times and liked 38,000 (and counting). Barstow called the drink is a “10 out of 10,” and she would “definitely make it again.” She used marshmallow cream instead of fluff, but she later said she realized fluff was the better choice.
In a subsequent video, Barstow made a Fluffy Dr. Pepper using marshmallow fluff instead of cream. She added the ice after letting the Dr. Pepper and fluff sit for a few minutes. Her reaction? “Holy cow. This is way better.”
Viewers said they loved the idea in the comments, and—of course—made a few suggestions. In a nod to an old-fashioned float, one person said, “I wanna do this but with root beer.” Another wrote, “Orange Sunkist would be good, I bet.” And perhaps the
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Fall armyworms (Spodotera frugiperda) are not a welcome visitor in the Southeast. They often appear in large numbers inlate summer to early fall and make the ground appear as if it’s moving as they devour every bit of vegetation in their paths. “They will march across your lawn, just like an army,” says Clint Waltz, PhD, turfgrass extension specialist at theUniversity of Georgia. “The adult moths are not a turf issue, but they lay eggs which become voracious caterpillars that can decimate a lawn and heavily damage certain types of turfgrasses.”
A couple of the Sunset editors were talking about the Barbie Dreamhouse the other day. And we had a hot take: Although it’s an iconic home (with a slide, pool, and a color palette that childhood dreams were made of), it’s not the most attractive-looking space from an interior design or architecture standpoint. Sure, it has some touches of mid-century modern style and an extremely cohesive color palette, but we think not very many people would want to live there IRL. On top of that, it doesn’t really look homey or comfy. And all of that’s okay, because the house is for a doll and make-believe moments. What’s a human who wants to live out their Barbie fantasies to do?
Extreme heat waves are stressful for almost every type of plant in your garden, from flowers and vegetables to shrubs and trees—but especially for container-grown plants.
The plants recommended in this article are very heat tolerant, but even the best-adapted plants need a little extra care when extreme heat strikes. Since heat can stress plants, and stress can lead to further problems, reducing that stress is paramount. Here are some ways to keep plants thriving through very high temperatures.
You’ve measured your outdoor space, you’ve agreed on a style — contemporary, traditional, rustic or more — you’ve determined a budget, now it’s time to look for the perfect garden furniture set.
Creating the perfect area for outdoor entertainment in your home is an exciting project that can significantly enhance your lifestyle and increase your property’s value.
The Summer Olympics are here, and for the ninth time, Ralph Lauren has dressed the U.S. competitors in his All-American designs, including jeans, a navy blazer with white and blue piping that’s emblazoned with the iconic Polo logo, a blue and white striped shirt, and a navy knit tie for a timeless—and truly American—look.