Top 10 Untold Truths of Kool-Aid (Part 2)

Here's a list of the top 10 untold truths of Kool-Aid part 2. Kool-Aid has been in the hearts and minds of people through generations, these are the top 10 things you didn't know about Kool-Aid.
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Kool-Aid is a refreshing drink that has been around for longer than many people can remember. In Part 2 of our Kool-Aid series, we continue uncovering facts that might not be known to many people about this granddaddy of all non-carbonated drinks. Some facts are fun while others are on the dark side. We lay them all out right here. The Top 10 Untold Truths of Kool-Aid - Part 2. Kool-Aid is a brand of flavored drink mix owned by Kraft Heinz based in Chicago, Illinois. The powder form was created by Edwin Perkins in 1927 based upon a liquid concentrate called Fruit Smack.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:27 The Power of Powder
1:55 Kool-Aid Man Flirted with Comic Books
3:22 Nebraska Loves Kool-Aid
4:40 There’s a Kool-Aid Day Festival
6:06 There’s a Dark Side to the Story
7:34 Try Mixing Kool-Aid with Pickles
8:44 Kool-Aid had an Original, Whacky Name
9:57 The Kool-Aid Man is a Creepy Mascot
11:03 Kurt Cobain had Kool-Aid but not the Way you Think
12:22 There’s an Invisible Kool-Aid

SUMMARIES:
- Edwin Perkins didn’t invent the powder solution. He simply “borrowed” the idea from Jell-o.
- Kool-Aid Man made a few appearances in comic books, delighting or scaring children everywhere.
- People of Nebraska voted unanimously to make Kool-Aid the official drink of the state.
- Kool-Aid Day is an occasion to celebrate artificial flavors not alcohol.
- The unfortunate phrase that invaded our pop culture: “drinking the Kool-Aid.”
- You’d think Kool-Aid and pickles don’t mix.
- Fruit Smack was the precursor to Kool-Aid.
- Time magazine called the Kool-Aid Man the creepiest mascot in 2011.
- When the famous Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain revealed that he too used Kool-Aid to dye his hair, that came as a shock to many people.
- Did you know that there’s a flavor of Kool-Aid that has no color? It’s called the Invisible Kool-Aid