Cold Brew Vs. Iced Coffee: Which Is Stronger?
Cold brew and iced coffee may seem like they're one and the same, but these two classic café beverages have some crucial differences.
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What Should You Drink To Stay Hydrated? It Isn't Always Water
Drinking water is always going to be necessary, but it's not the only hydrating drink, and in some cases, there are options you may like a lot more.
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What It Means When A Wine Bottle Is Labeled 'Reserve'
There's nothing better than a glass of properly aged wine. But you might be surprised to find that not all wines with a "reserve" label are created equal.
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Why Schools Serve Lunch With Milk, Not Water
Milk has been served in U.S. schools for decades per the Special Milk Program, but water isn't mandated. Here's why milk has always been prioritized over water.
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The Best Subscriptions For Every Type Of Coffee Drinker
With so many options for coffee subscriptions out there, it can be hard to choose what's best for your favorite coffee lover. Fortunately, we're here to help.
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The Easiest Way To Grind Coffee Beans Without A Grinder On Hand
If you're in a coffee grinder pinch, you have options -- a regular old blender, food processor, or even an old-school mortar and pestle will get the job done.
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You Can't Have A Perfect Negroni Without A Bold Gin Choice
A Negroni combines gin, vermouth, and Campari. The gin can easily get lost in the mix when it's batting powerful Campari, and vermouth so opt for a bold gin.
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Boost Store-Bought Hot Chocolate Mix With A Nutella Swirl
There's a simple way to make those hot chocolate packets even better, all with a simple scoop of something you probably already have in the pantry.
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Effortlessly Elevate Hot Chocolate With Subtly Sweet Coconut Flakes
Hot chocolate is a warm hug on a cold winter's night, but it can get boring after a while. However, adding coconut flakes will take this drink to new heights.
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Why It's Difficult To Pair Salads And Wine
Matching a wine with a flavorful salad can be difficult. The trick is to focus finding the right wine to complement the acidity in the salad dressing.
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The Safe Way To Freeze And Thaw Liquid Coffee Creamer
Thankfully, it's safe to freeze and thaw liquid coffee creamer. You can put a whole container in a freezer-safe bag or use an ice tray for individual portions.
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Amplify The Flavor Of Your Brownies With A Splash Of Bourbon
Along with other complementary ingredients like salt, adding a glug of bourbon to your batter makes brownies taste sweeter, richer, and more chocolaty.
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Why Cooking Wine Is Salty, And How To Adjust For It
Usually using regular table wine as your cooking wine is the way to go but there are times when cooking wine does just fine. You just need to watch the salt.
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The Right Way To Freeze Coffee Cake, Sliced Or Whole
Whether it's whole or cut into single-serve leftover slices, you must freeze coffee cake properly to guarantee the best quality and freshness when it thaws.
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New England Milkshakes Are The Ultimate Form Of Chocolate Milk
Made up of milk and chocolate syrup (though it can be made with other flavored syrups too), a New England milkshake doesn't actually contain ice cream.
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Why Champagne Bottles Are So Heavy
Champagne and sparkling wine bottles are usually quite a bit heavier than the non-sparkling variety, but why is that, exactly? Here's what you need to know.
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What Does 'Cold-Pressed' Actually Mean For Fresh Juices?
Cold-pressed juices are popular but can be pricey so it's important to understand exactly what you are paying for when you splurge on such a beverage.
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Why You Should Never Wash Coffee Grounds Down The Drain
While it may be tempting to dispose of coffee grounds by pouring them down the kitchen sink, this practice can lead to unfortunate plumbing problems.
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What Company Makes Costco's Kirkland Brand Scotch?
Costco's Kirkland Scotch: Get behind the label to the surprising origins, quality assurance, and why it's North America's best selling whisky at just over $50.
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The 2-Fold Magic Of Coffee-Crusted Steak
An expert rub containing grounds from the right kind of coffee beans can both elevate the flavor of your steak and enrich the beef's texture.
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Sipping Directly From The Milk Carton Actually Makes It Spoil Faster
Next time you're tempted to chug straight from your carton of milk, remember the human mouth contains bacteria that could lead to premature spoilage.
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12 Wine Subscriptions To Toast To Each Month
We've scoured reviews and consulted experts so you can toast the best monthly wine subscription that is right for you.
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What Are Sulfites In Wine?
"Sulfites" is another term for the chemical compound sulfur dioxide. While a form of sulfur in your wine might not sound great, it occurs naturally in wines.
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Classic Hurricane Cocktail Recipe
This classic hurricane cocktail recipe blends together two kinds of rum, three juices, and two sweeteners without feeling overwhelming or complicated.
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The Cement Mixer Is A Punishment In Shot Form
The cement mixer is one of the most disgusting shots in existence. It's also pretty popular. But people don't drink it for pleasure; they drink it for a laugh.
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Repurpose Sourdough Bread Discard To Give Coffee Cake A Nice Tang
Some throw out sourdough discard and miss out on an opportunity to add a complex taste and an element of sourness to their baked goods like coffee cake.
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A Breakdown Of Starbucks' Iced Coffee Types
Learn how Starbucks' cold brew offerings can be broken down into four main types, and explore the many flavors within. Let us demystify the menu for you.
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