Sloe Gin Isn't Actually Gin (But Does It Really Matter?)
You can swap gin with sloe gin in cocktails, but sloe gin isn't actually a type of liquor. Find out what sloe gin is made from and how to use it in drinks.
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This Trader Joe's Margarita Hack Couldn't Be Easier (Just Add Tequila)
This Trader Joe's limeade is delicious on its own. But if you're making a pitcher of spicy margaritas, it's also a perfect base for your tequila. Here's why.
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This Flower Can Alter Your Tasting Experience, Here's How To Use It
For a sharp, tingling sensation and a dramatic flavor enhancement, try using these flowers in your drinks and recipes to give them an unforgettable twist.
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Your Favorite Bourbon Cocktail Could Use A Boost From Chocolate Bitters
Bourbon is full of rich flavor notes, like vanilla and caramel, which it brings to any cocktail it's added to, and chocolate bitters make a wonderful pairing.
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Is There Enough Caffeine In Coffee Ice Cream To Make You Jittery?
If you're craving a bowl of coffee ice cream in the late hours of the evening, will it give you a caffeine boost and ruin your sleep schedule that night?
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If You're Drinking Wine At A Restaurant, This One Decision Will Save Money
Whether it's a romantic date night or a dinner out with friends, consider using this money-saving strategy when ordering wine for yourself and the table.
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Expanded Recall Targets Apple Juice With High Levels Of Arsenic Sold At Major Retailers
Apple juice products sold by popular retailers were previously recalled over high levels of arsenic. Unfortunately, that recall has broadened.
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Exactly How Many Carrots Do You Need For One Cup Of Juice?
Regardless of if your carrot juice is for drinking or an ingredient in a dish, understanding how much you can extract from this veggie is key.
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Princess Diana's Favorite Tea Had A Light Floral Twist
Princess Diana is still a fascinating figure to many who want to know everything about her, including her tea-drinking habits. So, we've done the deep dive.
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The Rare Coffee Variety That's Literally Spit Out By Monkeys
One of the rarest varieties of coffee in the world is made with the help of our primate relatives. Here's what to know about the elusive monkey coffee.
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How To Make An Aperol Spritz - You're Doing It Wrong All Wrong
To make an Aperol spritz just right, don't overdo the recipe. Stick to the basics with these tips from Chowhound recipe developer Kamaron Lockwood.
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15 Whimsical Ideas For Your Perfect Afternoon Tea Party
Hosting an afternoon tea party? Some experts weighed in with us on how to make it the most whimsical, entertaining, and ideal tea party you could imagine.
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How Maker's Mark Bourbon Got Its Iconic Red Wax Drip
Maker's Mark bourbon's iconic red wax drip was the idea of one of the original founders of the company who also happened to be a trailblazing woman.
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Do You Really Need A Cocktail Mixing Glass In Your Bar Setup?
Cocktail mixing glasses are undeniably cool -- and they whip up great drinks -- but do you really need one in your home bar? The answer depends.
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How Long Does A Keg Last Once It's Been Tapped?
If you've purchased a keg and tapped it, you only have so much time before the beer inside goes bad. Here's what to know, and how to savor your bulk brew.
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The Exact Difference Between Apple Juice And Apple Cider
Apple juice and apple cider are both made from the namesake fruit, so just what exactly makes these two beverages unique? Here's what to know.
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These Were The Very First Flavors Of Capri-Sun Sold In Stores
Capri Sun is beloved by kids and adults alike, and is available in a variety of styles, but do you know which flavors of the fruity beverage came first?
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Why Moscow Mules Are Served In The Iconic Copper Mug
Have you ever seen someone drinking a Moscow mule and wondered why the cocktail is always served in that copper mug? There's an interesting story behind it.
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How To Choose Your Coffee Beans Based On Their Altitude Level
The altitude at which a coffee cherry grows can have an effect on the overall flavor of your beans. An expert tells us how to choose beans based on this.
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You'll Want To Sip Watermelon Paloma Cocktails Even After Summer's Over
The sweetness of watermelon complements the sharp tang of lime and the warmth of tequila, creating a well-balanced cocktail that's vibrant and refreshing.
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10 Bottom Shelf Vodkas That Are Actually Worth The Buy, According To Experts
You don't have to sacrifice quality and taste when buying affordable vodka. Experts weigh in on the bottom shelf brands giving fancy liquor a run for its money.
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You Can Buy A Full Bottle Of The World's Cheapest Liquor For Under $1
The world's cheapest spirit costs less than $1 USD and comes from the Southeast Asian country of Laos. It's a traditional whiskey distilled from rice.
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Tofu Is The Secret To Protein-Packed Smoothies Without The Aftertaste
Tofu might not be the first ingredient you think of when you think smoothie, but for a powerful protein punch, turn tofu into a delicious smoothie.
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The Highest Awarded Wines You Can Buy At Aldi
Aldi fans enjoy shopping at the German-based chain because of its low prices, but its locations also carry award-winning wines. Here's what to know.
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Can You Buy Alcohol At Aldi?
People love shopping at Aldi, from its low-priced quality products to its “aisle of shame.” But can you buy alcohol at the popular grocery chain?
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You'll Want This Pumpkin Spice Rim For Every Fall Cocktail
Fall is approaching, which means it's officially pumpkin spice season. To elevate your autumn-inspired cocktails at home, try adding a pumpkin spice sugar rim.
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The Expert Guide To Coffee Bean Labels
We dig into the meaning behind the overwhelming array of labels on bagged coffee these days. See what expert Mathew Woodburn-Simmonds has to say.
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