Applebee's Vs Chili's: Which Chain Actually Has The Cheaper Drinks?
When it comes to affordable nights out, few chains offer the value of Applebee's and Chili's. But which is cheaper if you're looking to get tipsy?
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How To Transform Alton Brown's Favorite Comfort Food Combo Into A Single Snack
Alton Brown's favorite savory food and drink combo can be used to create a snack packed with flavorful ingredients, such as briny olives and tangy blue cheese.
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The Country That Produces The Most Tea In The World By A Long Shot
There is one country that produces the most tea overall on a global level, but that country is not the world's largest exporter of black tea.
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Highland Vs Lowland Tequila: What's The Difference?
If you want to be a true tequila connoisseur, you'll want to know all about how the flavor profiles differ of tequilas produced in the highlands and lowlands.
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6 Over-The-Top Garnishes To Try On Your Next Dirty Martini
Martinis are typically garnished with green olives and cocktail onions. But what if you wanted something a little more extravagant? Give these garnishes a try!
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The Best Texas Roadhouse Margarita We Tried Is A Legendary Fan-Favorite
Texas Roadhouse offers a wide variety of margaritas, but the cocktail that won Chowhound's ranking is a drink that customers have already deemed a favorite.
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11 Ways To Use Club Soda Beyond Beverages
Club soda makes a great base for a summer cocktail or a refreshing cooler, but this bubbly ingredient is a powerhouse in more ways than one.
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This May Be The Oldest Drinkable Wine In The World
Drinking days-old leftover wine is fine if you store it right. Then there's storing your wine so well it may still be drinkable after hundreds of years.
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Does Liquid I.V. Really Help With Hangovers? We Found Out So You Don't Have To
Liquid I.V. has been a popular hangover treatment for several years now, but is it all just a placebo effect? We put it to the test ourselves.
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The Best Dive Bars In Every State
From Alaska to Florida, Americans love dive bars. Cheap drinks, fried food, and live tunes or a jukebox combine to make these establishments unforgettable.
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The Worst Margarita At Texas Roadhouse Is A Sugary Disappointment
If you're visiting Texas Roadhouse, you might be tempted to try one of the chain's margaritas, but just make sure to stay away from this one.
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This Overrated Type Of Coffee Maker Is An Unneeded Appliance In Your Kitchen
This type of coffee maker is not only an unnecessary kitchen appliance, but is also bad for the environment, and maybe your personal health, too.
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Is Costco's Lafite Rothschild Wine 6-Pack Really Worth $6,999?
If you've noticed Costco's Lafite Rothschild wine six-pack going for $6,999 online, you may be wondering if it's worth that hefty price tag. Here's the truth.
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The Unexpected Way To Use Peanut Butter In Frozen Drinks We Wish We Thought Of Sooner
Peanut butter is a creamy and indulgent ingredient perfect for smoothies, frozen coffee, and shakes, but there's one trick that makes the process easier.
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Coffee And Wine Come Together For The Perfect Bold Brunch Drink
If there's one constant struggle during brunch, it's deciding what to drink. Mimosas are the go-to, but they get boring. Next time, try a coffee-and-wine combo.
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The Best Low-Alcohol-Content Beer Options For A Sober-Curious Lifestyle
The sober-curious lifestyle embraces clarity of mind, but that doesn't mean you can't have any alcohol. In fact, there are some excellent low-alcohol beers.
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TikTok's High-Protein Bone Broth Hot Chocolate Only Calls For 5 Ingredients
Make your hot chocolate protein-rich and even more delicious with a TikTok hack utilizing bone broth, which sounds a bit wild on the surface but totally works.
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The 15 Most Underrated Wine Regions Around The World, According To Experts
Many popular wine regions can get a bit crowded. Take a look at our list of the most underrated wine regions that produce great wines in beautiful settings.
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The Absolute Best Tool For Opening Vintage Wine
The corks in decades-old bottles of wine can break down over time and become brittle. Instead of reaching for a corkscrew, try this handy tool.
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The Subtle Difference Between A Paper Plane Drink And A Broken Plane Drink
Paper planes (not the ones you throw) and broken planes (none of those either) share more similarities than just names, but the differences can be subtle.
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Fat-Washed Bourbon Is Your Ticket To Peanut Butter Flavor In Your Favorite Whiskey Cocktails
Whiskey cocktails are an impressively varied bunch, but some of the best involve a little peanut butter flavor. To achieve that, try fat-washing your bourbon.
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Does It Matter If Your Beer Is Unpasteurized?
Ever wondered if all beers are unpasteurized? Does it even matter either way? The answer to this question isn't quite as simple as it might seem.
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French Pastry Chef Jacques Torres Has A Velvety Hot Chocolate Technique Anyone Can Execute Flawlessly
There's nothing like a good cup of hot chocolate. But instead of relying on the store-bought stuff, try chef Jacques Torres' method. Here's how.
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This 4-Ingredient Ginger Ale Cocktail Will Be The Star Of The Summer
If you're looking for a sweet new summer drink, you'll love this recipe for the warmer weather. Here's how to make this refreshing ginger ale-based cocktail.
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When To Opt For Bottled Beers Over Draft At A Bar
At a bar, draft beer is typically the way to go. But sometimes, it's better to opt for a bottle. Here are the signs to avoid a draft pour at your watering hole.
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Add This Surprising Ingredient To Your Next Cocktail For A Unique Twist
Next time you want a cocktail, look to this surprising ingredient that will add fresh, forest-floor notes to your old-fashioned, Sazerac, or martini.
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This 17th-Century Rum Drink Only Uses 3 Ingredients, And You Can Still Order It Today
Many cocktails have fascinating histories, but there are few that date back to the 17th century. This historic rum drink can still easily be ordered today.
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