The morning routines of TODAY Show anchors are as varied as their on-air personalities. From coffee to cocktails, each anchor has their own unique drink preferences, which often depend on their mood and the show's needs. Here's a look at some of the drinks that have been spotted in their cups:
Crisp Rosé and Savanita: Savannah Guthrie's go-to drink is a crisp rosé, but she also enjoys a Savanita, a margarita with a twist. This drink is a featured recipe in the 'TODAY Loves Food' cookbook, perfect for soothing the throat and warming the vocal cords before going live.
Smooth Bourbon: Craig Melvin prefers a smooth bourbon, a drink that pairs well with food segments. It's a classic choice for those who enjoy a strong, flavorful drink.
NOLA-Style Iced Coffee: Al Roker's drink of choice is a NOLA-style iced coffee, made with cold brew, chicory, and lightly sweetened with milk. It's a refreshing and unique take on coffee, perfect for a hot summer day.
Coffee with Milk and Sugar: Dylan's coffee preference is a simple yet satisfying combination of milk and sugar. It's a classic choice for those who prefer a sweet, creamy coffee.
Beer: Carson Daly's drink of choice is a beer, a drink that he never says no to. It's a refreshing and light choice for those who enjoy a beer with their morning show.
Green Juice: Hoda Kotb's custom morning beverage is a green juice, based on what the show's culinary team has stocked in the fridge. It's a healthy and refreshing choice, perfect for those who want a boost of nutrients in the morning.
Beet-Forward Juice: Craig Melvin's new drink is a beet-forward juice, packed with nutrients and antioxidants. It's a unique and healthy choice for those who want to start their day with a boost of energy.
These drinks are just a small sample of the variety of morning beverages that the TODAY Show anchors enjoy. From coffee to cocktails, each anchor has their own unique preferences, which often depend on their mood and the show's needs. It's a fun and interesting way to start the day, and it's no wonder that viewers are curious about what the anchors are drinking.
