British automaker Jaguar is changing its branding for “a new era” as it prepares to fulfill its plan to go all-electric for its lineup, with the first new model slated to launch in 2026. The automaker has revealed a new logo that changes the font, spaces out the letters, and uses lowercase letters on everything except for the G and U. “This is a reimagining that recaptures the essence of Jaguar, returning it to the values that once made it so loved, but making it relevant for a contemporary audience,” writes Jaguar Land Rover’s chief creative officer Gerry McGovern. While at a press event, McGovern told journalists his team had “not been sniffing the white stuff — this is real,” according to Car Dealer Magazine. Jaguar is taking the... Continue reading…

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A favorite non-alcoholic drink turned into a cake! Shirley Temple Cake is a dressed up boxed cake mix with a delicious cherry flavor added! LIKE THE DRINK BUT IN CAKE FORM You know what a Shirley Temple drink is, right? It’s the non-alcoholic drink made with Ginger Ale or 7Up, it has a splash of grenadine and topped with a maraschino cherry. This cake was inspired by that drink! This super moist cake is simple to make by starting with a boxed cake mix. Instead of water, I use 7Up. Then you poke some holes and add a drizzle of maraschino cherry juice and boom! You got a Shirley Temple Cake.  FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: Can I use grenadine like a traditional Shirley Temple? Normally, Shirley Temples are made with Grenadine which is pomegranate flavored. I prefer the drink, and this cake with the cherry flavors. But, you can certainly substitute the cherry juice in this recipe for Grenadine. Do I have to use yellow cake mix? A white cake mix or French vanilla can be used in place of the yellow cake mix.  What if I don’t have vanilla pudding mix on hand? The vanilla pudding really adds more moistness and additional flavor to the cake. If you don’t have it on hand, just leave it out.Additionally, you can use Lemon instant pudding instead of vanilla.  Do I have to use lemon icing? Nope. You don’t have to add lemon extract to the icing if you don’t want to. It can just be powdered sugar and milk, maybe a splash of vanilla extract if desired. Can I make a thinner icing? I prefer the icing to be thicker so I use less milk. I want it to be more like an icing and less like a glaze. However, this is easily customizable to your preferences. Just use more milk. How to store leftover cake? Leftover cake should be stored in an airtight container or wrapped tightly with plastic wrap and can be kept for up to 3-4 days. Freeze the cake for up to 3 months. INGREDIENTS NEEDED: (SEE RECIPE CARD BELOW FOR THE FULL RECIPE) yellow cake mix– you can use French Vanilla as well. Or if you really want to see that bright red cherry juice, you can also use a white cake mix. Or you can make your own Homemade Yellow Cake Mix or Homemade White Cake. instant vanilla pudding– be sure to grab the instant pudding stuff, not the Cook N Serve stuff. It won’t turn out properly. 7-Up– if you don’t have 7-up, you can use any lemon-lime sod (Sprite, Mountain Dew or the store brand version.) eggs – if you have time, allow the eggs come to room temperature before using. This helps them mix into the batter so much easier. vegetable oil maraschino cherries – you can usually find these in different part of the grocery stores. They are usually located down the baking aisle, or with the ice cream toppings, or they can often be found in the drink section (where the alcohol and other drink mixers) are located. powdered sugar lemon extract – you can use a splash of fresh lemon juice if you don’t have lemon extract or just leave it out altogether if you prefer. milk HOW TO MAKE SHIRLEY TEMPLE CAKE: Preheat oven to 325f degrees. Spray a 10-inch bundt pan with nonstick cooking spray (I like the kind with flour in it, like Baker’s Joy). In a medium bowl, combine all the cake ingredients: cake mix, pudding, 7-Up, eggs and oil. Mix until thoroughly combined. Pour batter into prepared bundt pan. Bake for about 45-55 minutes (until inserted toothpick comes out clean). Once it’s finished baking, while still in the pan, poke holes all over the cake using a wooden skewer. Then pour reserved cherry juice into the cake. Allow the cake to cool completely. Once the cake is cooled completely, carefully remove from the bundt pan. To prepare icing: In a bowl, whisk together powdered sugar with lemon extract. Whisk in milk slowly until you’ve reached the desired consistency. Drizzle icing over cake. Finally, top with a few maraschino cherries.  CRAVING MORE RECIPES? Maraschino Cherry Cake Cherry Almond Poke Cake Black Forest Poke Cake Banana Pudding Poke Cake Red Velvet Poke Cake Boston Cream Poke Cake The Best Poke Cake Recipes Twinkie Poke Cake Raspberry Poke Cake Apple Pie Poke Cake Orange Creamsicle Poke Cake Homemade Cherry Pie Bars Cherry Chocolate Chip Bars Snickerdoodle Bundt Cake Originally published: July 2017Updated and republished: November 2024 Print Shirley Temple Cake One of our favorite non-alcoholic drinks turned into a cake! It’s a dressed up boxed cake mix with a deliciously light cherry flavor added! Course DessertCuisine American Prep Time 15 minutes minutesCook Time 45 minutes minutesTotal Time 1 hour hour Servings 8 Calories 574kcal Author Brandie @ The Country Cook IngredientsFor the cake:1 box yellow cake mix (can use white or French vanilla cake mix)3.4 ounce (small box) instant vanilla pudding¾ cups 7-Up (any lemon-lime soda will work)4 large eggs¾ cup vegetable oil10 ounce jar maraschino cherries, drained and juice reserved (divided use)For the glaze:2 cups powdered sugar1 teaspoon lemon extract (optional)2-3 Tablespoons milk InstructionsPreheat oven to 325F degrees. Spray a 10-inch bundt pan really well with nonstick cooking spray (I like the kind with flour in it, like Baker's Joy).In a medium bowl, combine 1 box yellow cake mix, 3.4 ounce (small box) instant vanilla pudding, 3/4 cups 7-Up, 4 large eggs and 3/4 cup vegetable oil. Mix until thoroughly combined. Pour batter into prepared bundt pan. Bake for about 45-55 minutes (until inserted toothpick comes out clean) Once it's finished baking, while still in the pan, poke holes all over the cake using a wooden skewer (or similar sized object). Then pour reserved maraschino cherry juice into the cake. Allow the cake to cool completely. Once the cake is cooled completely, carefully remove from the bundt pan.To prepare icing: In a bowl, whisk together 2 cups powdered sugar with 1 teaspoon lemon extract. Whisk in 2-3 Tablespoons milk slowly until you've reached the desired consistency (start with a little and add more if you need to thin it out.) Pour Icing evenly over the top of the cooled cake. Then top with a few maraschino cherries. Notes Please refer to my FAQ’s (Frequently Asked Questions) and ingredient list above for other substitutions or for the answers to the most common questions. You are not following the directions on the back of the cake mix box, please use the ingredients I have listed here.  NutritionCalories: 574kcal | Carbohydrates: 86g | Protein: 5g | Fat: 24g | Sodium: 506mg | Sugar: 60g

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Jennifer Love Hewitt recently revealed that she discovered her mother’s death through the media. The actress explained how the news of her mother’s passing from cancer in 2012 reached the media before she was even able to process it. She said the experience was traumatic, but it is an important part of her upcoming memoir, Inheriting Magic, which is set to be released in December.   Hewitt also shared that the autobiography not only sheds light on her journey through grief but also explores her relationship with her late mother. She emphasized that the book carries her mother’s legacy. Jennifer Love Hewitt revealed her mom passed away before she even arrived home that day DELGO, Jennifer Love Hewitt, 2008/Everett The actress explained that she was in Monaco when her mother passed away. Due to the length of the flight back, news of her mother’s death had already reached the public by the time Hewitt arrived home. “It was such a weird thing for me,” she recalled. Although her mother’s death was a big blow, Hewitt kept her grief private. In a previous discussion with The Hollywood Reporter, she admitted that she hadn’t spoken much about her mother’s passing before because she “didn’t have the words” to express the depth of her loss. However, she now feels it’s the right time to share her feelings and celebrate her mother’s influence on her life. Jennifer Love Hewitt/Everett Jennifer Love Hewitt will always miss her mom Hewitt’s mom, Patricia Mae, was a speech-language pathologist in Central Texas. She introduced Hewitt into show business, helping her star on kids’ shows. One of the most cherished memories Hewitt has of her mother is the ritual they shared before Hewitt left for work. “We would hold hands,” Hewitt recalled, explaining that it wasn’t until her late 20s that she asked her mother about the significance of the gesture. Jennifer Love Hewitt and her mom, Patricia Mae/Instagram Her mother revealed, “I want you to take my love and support with you to work during the day. I want you to feel it and know that I’m with you.” This simple but powerful act of connection is something Hewitt deeply misses. Hewitt’s journey through grief and her willingness to open up about her experiences shows the strength and resilience she has gained over the years. The actress is also dedicating her upcoming Christmas movie, The Holiday Junkie, to her mother and loved ones. Next up: Cher Shares Hidden Truths About Her Relationship With Sonny Bono In New Memoir The post Jennifer Love Hewitt Opens Up About Discovering Her Mother’s Death Through The Media appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A