14 Best Tequilas For The Ultimate Margarita
A margarita is only as good as the tequila you use. Been reaching for the cheapest bottle on the shelf? You might be missing out on a way better cocktail.
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How Long Should You Steep French Press Coffee?
How long you let coffee grounds steep in water can make or break your French press brew. Read on to find the ideal brew time for the best French press coffee.
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For A Sweeter Moscow Mule, Reach For Ginger Ale
If ginger beer is a little intense for your taste, consider trading it for ginger ale when you're making a Moscow mule. Here's why this swap works so well.
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Salad Dressing Martinis? It Might Be Tastier Than You Think
If you love filthy martinis, there's a good chance you'll love the flavors of a salad dressing martini. Here's why.
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The Best Substitute For Chartreuse (And Where To Buy It)
Chartreuse is a uniquely tasty alcohol, but unfortunately it can be difficult to come by. Luckily, there are some decent substitutions, according to an expert.
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11 Popular Beer Drinking Games, Explained
If you've got a ton of beer, a group of bored friends, and nothing to do, you're in luck! Here are the rules to some easy-to-learn popular beer drinking games.
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You'd Need To Be A Millionaire To Buy The Most Expensive Bottle Of Tequila In The World
Learn more about the world’s most expensive tequila, a world record-setter with a jaw-dropping price that's so exclusive only millionaires can afford a taste.
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The Scientific Reason Coffee Could Make You Sleepy
A cup of coffee is a lifesaver when you need a quick boost in the morning, or later. But you might notice that sometimes, it makes you sleepy.
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Ginger Ale Brings A Citrusy Twist To Apple Sauce
Apple sauce can be used in all sorts of dishes, and it's also a great snack on its own. But why not give it a citrusy twist with some ginger ale?
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Boost The Flavor Of Vinaigrettes Using A Liquid Primarily Used In Booze
A classic vinaigrette is a delicious way to dress a salad, but if you really want to kick your fresh greens into high gear, grab this liquid drink seasoning.
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Blend Ginger Ale And Coffee For A Refreshing Pick-Me-Up
If you enjoy a refreshing pick-me-up of bubbly fizz and stimulating caffeine, you’ll be surprised by this unlikely combination: ginger ale and coffee.
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Tropicana Is Facing Financial Trouble, Price Hikes Might Be On The Way
Unfortunately, it looks like grocery prices aren't getting any lower, especially if you have Tropicana juice on your grocery list. Here's why.
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Alton Brown's Solution For A Quicker, Mintier Mojito
Looking for a refreshing mint mojito to bring in the warm summer months, but don't want to deal with mint leaves? Alton Brown has a surprisingly simple trick.
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Añejo Vs Reposado Tequila: What's The Difference?
Before you grab any old bottle of tequila off the shelf, you should know the differences between añejo and reposado so you know how to enjoy it best.
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Which Countries Drink The Most Coffee?
Find out which countries come out on top in a battle of the world's biggest coffee drinkers. Plus, discover just how much coffee these countries drink per day.
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The Best Store-Bought Coffee Ice Cream Is A Textural Delight
Chowhound ranked store-bought coffee ice creams to determine the best and worst offerings in terms of price, texture, and flavor. This was the winner.
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Flat White Vs Latte: Which Option Is Stronger?
Flat whites and lattes are some of the most confusing drinks for customers - and one common question is, do they have the same caffeine strength?
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Beer Is The Bubbly Ingredient Your Chili Is Begging For
Have you tried adding beer to your chili? Whether it's a dark beer or a red ale, it will add an extra layer of flavor that may be just what your chili needs.
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5 Mixers For Your Bourbon That Aren't Coke
There's nothing wrong with a good bourbon and Coke, but here are five other mixers that can show you a different side of the classic spirit.
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Why Have So Many States Named Milk As Their Official State Drink?
Have you ever noticed how many states claim milk as their official beverage? Dig into the history behind this weird choice, and discover which states opt out.
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The Surprising Reason People Don't Drink Beer In Commercials
Beer commercials are extremely common, but have you ever noticed people don't actually drink beer in the ads? Here's the surprising reason why.
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A Mexican Martini Is The Classiest Way To Drink Tequila
Looking to shake up your martini recipe? Try this Mexican take on the vodka-based classic for a chic cocktail that can be customized to suit your tastes.
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Keep Agave Syrup On Hand For Effortless Cocktail Crafting
Some cocktails call for simple syrup or honey syrup - but you could switch things up by using agave syrup, also called agave nectar, instead.
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Ginger Ale Is The Bubbly Base For A Creative Spin On This Popular Breakfast Mocktail
The lightly spicy flavor of bubbly ginger ale makes it the perfect base for a nonalcoholic, mocktail variation on a brunch cocktail favorite.
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Make Store-Bought Apple Cider Better With One Cheap And Easy Addition
Store-bought apple cider is never as good as the real, hand-picked and processed drink, but it can come close with this ingredient.
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The Full History Of The Traditional Tequila Shot
Most alcohol drinkers will have tequila shot stories of their own to share. But the entire history of this popular drinking ritual is truly fascinating.
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Are Cocktail Onions The Same As Pearl Onions?
That briny cocktail onion swimming in your Gibson looks a lot like the cute pearl onions in beef bourguignon and other dishes. Are they the same thing?
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