Ditch The Vodka For Bourbon In Your Next Chocolate Martini And Taste The Magic
Chocolate martinis are a great way to combine adulthood with a bit of childhood magic. However, next time you make one, try using bourbon instead of vodka.
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The Old School 7Up Flavor You Won't See People Drinking Anymore
There have been plenty of discontinued sodas over the years. But do you remember this vintage 7Up flavor from the '80s? Here's why it's not around anymore.
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Can You Buy Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice-Flavored Coffee In Whole Bean Form?
It's normal to crave pumpkin spice coffee come fall, but it gets expensive going to Starbucks every day. Here's whether you can buy it as whole beans instead.
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The Old School Soda Company That Was First To Bottle Shirley Temples
Shirley Temples are a classic beverage choice if you want a drink without alcohol. But did you know that you can buy a Shirley Temple in a bottle?
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Once You Try Ina Garten's Iced Tea, You'll Never Drink It The Same Way Again
Ina Garten has a fabulous trick for adding natural sweetness and dimensional flavor to iced tea, and once you brew this, you'll never go back.
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The Trader Joe's White Wine You Should Always Have In Your Home
When looking for a staple wine to keep around the house, we recommend this delicious bottle of white from Trader Joe’s that is great for every occasion.
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Try This Sugar Swap In Your Next Pitcher Of Lemonade For A Richer Beverage
Lemonade is an easy-to-make beverage as is, but if you want a richer taste and fuller flavor profile, swap out the plain white sugar for this ingredient.
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The Best Way To Store Your Coffee Might Also Be The Easiest
Light, heat, and air are your coffee beans' biggest enemies. Find out how to protect your them and preserve flavor with a method you might not expect.
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6 Caffeine-Free Sodas To Buy, And 3 To Avoid
There are lots of reasons to avoid caffeine, but that doesn't mean you have to miss out on soda. Here are the best caffeine-free sodas to try and a few to skip.
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The Beer Foam Myth You've Probably Heard That Simply Isn't True At All
There are plenty of rules and regulations focused on beer drinking, but there's a common beer foam rumor that you can ignore in the future.
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Secrets Of Costco Liquor You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
Costco is a treasure trove of grocery finds, and that includes liquor. Here are a few key tips that will help you make the most of buying liquor at Costco.
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Nutcracker: The Banned NYC Cocktail You Can Find On Every Beach
If there's one drink that rules the beaches of New York City, it has to be the nutcracker. The potent beverage is popular in Gotham when the weather heats up.
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Anthony Bourdain Claimed This Chinese Dish Could Cure Hangovers
Anthony Bourdain was fond of both Asian cuisine and alcohol. He even swore that one spicy Chinese dish cured hangovers, but some say spicy food doesn't help.
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Ginger Ale Vs Sprite: Which Belongs In A Shirley Temple?
It's the age-old question for a Shirley Temple: Does the bright citrus of Sprite or the warmth and subtle spice of ginger ale belong in this classic beverage?
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Why Pepsi Blue Vanished Completely From The US
You've definitely heard of Pepsi, but have you ever heard of Pepsi Blue? Here's why this vibrant blue drink had such a short shelf life in the United States.
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Better Boozy Milkshakes Start With The Right Liquor Choice
If you're craving a spiked milkshake, you'll want to nail the best combination of booze and ice cream. Here's an expert's recommended liquor-flavor pairings.
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What Brand Is Behind Dunkin's Oat Milk?
Dunkin' was one of the first quick-service restaurants to add oat milk to its permanent menu. The chain has used the same brand since the very beginning.
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The US President Who Drank Up To A Gallon Of Coffee Every Day
One U.S. president maintained an active lifestyle and promoted peace around the world, but not without allegedly consuming up to a gallon of coffee a day.
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10 Of The Worst Possible Things You Can Eat Or Drink While Hungover, According To Medical Experts
When you're reeling from a hangover, it's tempting to reach for a quick fix. However, many of these go-tos are among the worst things to eat hungover.
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The Best Type Of Whiskey For Whiskey Sours
We asked four experts which whiskey makes the best whiskey sours, and two spirits emerged as clear favorites. They also gave some tips for making the cocktail.
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We Compared 9 NA Beers To Their Full ABV Counterparts
When all you want is the crisp taste of beer without the added alcohol, that's when the NA version of drinks comes in handy. Here's how popular brands held up.
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The Popular Chicken Chain Restaurant That Became A Go-To Spot For Beer Lovers
One popular hot chicken chain restaurant is transforming into an unexpected haven for adults who want to enjoy a refreshing beer with their meal.
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What It Means When Your Coffee Beans Are 'Geisha' (And Why They're So Expensive)
Gesha coffee, also sometimes spelled Geisha coffee, is an expensive variety of coffee bean. Here's why, and everything you need to know about its history.
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Why We Always Avoid Buying This Cheap $5 Wine At Trader Joe's
Trader Joe's is a goldmine for quality, affordable finds, but not every budget-friendly item meets the mark. This wine, for one, is better left on the shelf.
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The Easiest Dorm Room Coffee Setup To Keep Caffeinated At All Hours
The coffee setup in your dorm needs to be small and fuss-free, but it should give you quality java in return nonetheless. That's why this one fits the bill.
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Is Alcohol Cheaper At Costco Or Sam's Club?
Costco and Sam's Club both offer great deals on bulk items, but which beloved big box store has the better offerings for beer, wine, and spirits?
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Don't Throw Out Those Coffee Grounds! Use Them As A Natural Mosquito Repellent Instead
Coffee grounds have a surprising number of uses around the home, so instead of tossing them in the garbage, toss them in the garden to repel mosquitoes.
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