Yoo-hoo

Yoo-hoo is a chocolate-flavored beverage that is primarily water, sugar, and whey. First introduced in the 1920s and commercially sold beginning in 1928 by Natale Olivieri in New Jersey, it is currently manufactured by Keurig Dr Pepper.

Yoo-hoo is often marketed as a refreshing chocolate drink. While the flavor is similar to chocolate milk, it does not contain milk in the traditional sense, using whey as a base instead. Over the years, various flavors beyond chocolate have been introduced, including vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate peanut butter.

The beverage is shelf-stable and does not require refrigeration until opened. It's commonly found in grocery stores, convenience stores, and vending machines across North America. The product is known for its distinctive packaging, often featuring a prominent Yoo-hoo logo. The brand has been the subject of various marketing campaigns throughout its history, attempting to appeal to different demographics.