For Fall-Apart Beef Tips, Crack Open A Ginger Ale
Beef tips can be tough to cook until perfectly tender, which is why ginger ale, packed with acidity, works well as a marinade ingredient. Here's what to know.
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The Convenience Store Chain That Offered The First To-Go Coffee Cup
Coffee on the go is one of the most ubiquitous aspects of American life, and we have this convenience store chain to thank for the first to-go coffee cup.
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How Do Iced Coffee And Cold Brew Differ In Taste?
Though they may seem like the same thing, iced coffee and cold brew coffee have distinct differences when it comes to taste.
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Turn Your Beer Into A Ginger Ale Shandy For A Refreshing Twist
Level up both your plain beer and your classic shandy recipe by making an aromatic ginger ale shandy. It's a perfect, simple, and refreshing sipper.
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What It Means If Your Beer Is 'Lightstruck'
"Lightstruck" beer has a more common name you've probably heard. Find out exactly what it means and the science behind this phenomenon.
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Canned Beer Gets Way Bigger Than Just A Tallboy. What Are The Largest Sizes?
You may have noticed that beer cans seem to be getting bigger, especially at breweries. So how big can they get and what are they called?
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11 Unique Beers From Around The World To Add To Your Bucket List
With such a wide variety of beers to choose from, we tapped two experts for some recommendations for their favorite brews from around the globe.
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The Fizzy Addition That Transforms Your Iced Coffee
Give your iced coffee a bubbly twist using this one simple liquid. Take it one step further by customizing and experimenting with the flavors of your brew.
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The Only Grape Varieties You Can Use To Make Tokaji Wine
It takes six very special types of grapes to produce the sweet notes of Hungary's signature Tokaji wine, a delicacy often served with desserts.
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How Much Sugar Is In A Single Glass Of Red Wine?
Fruity alcoholic drinks are a common culprit for those watching their sugar intake. But is red wine different from other fruit-forward libations?
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Add Coconut Water To Your Iced Coffee For A Refreshing Upgrade
Simply pouring in a splash of coconut water can give your iced coffees a sweet, tropical spin. Here's how to make the most of this drink in your icy brews.
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The Fruity British Cocktail Made For Ginger Ale Lovers
If you love any ginger ale–based drink, then you need to try this refreshing, fruity British cocktail that tastes perfect with the soda as its base.
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How The Tradition Of Drinking Beer Out Of A Boot Started
The challenge of drinking beer out of a huge glass boot is often associated with Oktoberfest in Germany, but the tradition started long before that.
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What's The Most Caffeinated Coffee Drink On Dunkin's Menu?
Dunkin' Donuts has so many coffee options, and some of them are bursting with caffeine. So what's the most caffeinated drink on the chain's menu?
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What Proof Is Jack Daniel's Whiskey?
Jack Daniel's is among the most recognizable alcohol-related brands, so it's unsurprising there are questions, including some concerning Jack Daniel's' proof.
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Remember When Pepsi Challenged Coke Into An Identity Crisis?
In the mid-1980s, Pepsi scared its Coca-Cola competitors into changing the entire Coke formula, much to the displeasure of the latter company's customers.
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Is Dealcoholized Wine Completely Alcohol-Free?
The growing market for alcohol-free versions of alcoholic drinks has brought new terms, including "dealcoholized." But is dealcoholized wine alcohol-free?
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How Bloody Marys Came To Be A Breakfast Cocktail
Have you ever wondered why the bloody Mary is a classic brunch cocktail? It might have something to do with its rich ingredient list.
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How Many Lemons Does It Take To Make Lemonade?
If you're trying to make a pitcher of lemonade without overbuying lemons, you've got to know exactly how many lemons go into lemonade in the first place.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Cooking Wine
Often viewed as a convenient product for the pantry, cooking wine has some sharp drawbacks the home cook should know about.
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The Sweet And Savory Addition That Upgrades Your Whiskey Sour
Take your cocktail game to the next level by giving a classic whiskey sour a warming, sweet-and-salty twist with this ingredient that's a cafe star.
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The Sugary Store-Bought Lemonade You Should Avoid Buying
After sipping on 12 store-bought bottles of lemonade, we concluded that this overly sweet brand is worth skipping despite its affordability.
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Ina Garten's 4-Ingredient Breakfast Soda Is Delightfully Refreshing
Soda for breakfast? If culinary icon, television host, and author Ina Garten approves, then you know you're doing something right. Here's what's in her drink.
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5 Grocery Chains That Also Have Coffee Bars
If you want to have a little coffee while you grocery shop, check out these five popular grocery chains that feature in-store coffee bars.
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Can You Use A SodaStream To Make Sparkling Wine?
If you want sparkling wine but only have still wine and a SodaStream on hand, you might wonder if you can use that SodaStream to make some sparkling wine.
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Why Is Ginger Ale Referred To As An 'Ale' Anyways?
Ginger ale is a classic carbonated beverage with well more than a century of history, but why does a non-alcoholic beverage have an alcoholic name?
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The Simple Drink Jimmy Buffett Actually Preferred Over Margaritas
It's true that there was a time Jimmy Buffett loved margaritas, but as the singer got older, he chose a new (but similar) favorite drink to sip on.
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