Does A Golden Latte Have Coffee In It?
Curious about whether you'll get the coffee jitters with your golden latte? Here's what goes into a traditional golden latte, and how to make it your own.
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Restaurant Soda Fountains Are Dirtier Than You Think
Though you may take the food safety of soda fountains at fast food restaurants for granted, they're a hotbed for hidden bacteria.
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The Fascinating Science Behind Decaf Coffee
Sometimes, the ritual of drinking a cup of coffee is alluring, but the caffeine is unwanted. Here's the science behind the decaf coffees that are on the rise.
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Swap Orange Juice For This Fall Favorite To Give Your Mimosa A Seasonal Upgrade
There's no denying it: Mimosas are a classic brunch cocktail, partly because they're so customizable. Channel cozy fall flavors with this simple swap for OJ.
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Coors Light Is Making A Major Change Immediately After The Super Bowl
Super Bowl season is upon us, and Coors Light is introducing new packaging in light of the big game. Here's what you need to know.
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Frank Sinatra's Favorite Cocktail Was A Simple Affair
Although it's rare to find it on bar menus these days, this beloved cocktail was Frank Sinatra's favorite. Here's why.
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Does Whiskey Have To Be Refrigerated?
There are conflicting opinions on storage methods for alcohol. Proper storage is crucial to avoid spoilage of whiskey. But, does it need to be refrigerated?
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The Collectible $2,000 Bourbon Costco Is Currently Offering For $260
Costco often sells rare, limited-edition spirits, and one such bottle of Kentucky bourbon has just been spotted at a store in California. Here's what to know.
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8 Disappointing Drawbacks To Oat Milk
Many people enjoy oat milk, and for many reasons. However, the beverage isn't perfect and does have some drawbacks, if you consider these eight factors.
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Do Turmeric Lattes Have Caffeine?
The sunny yellow turmeric latte is popular for its many health benefits. But can the latte give you a caffeine fix too? Here's what you need to know.
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How To Order An Affogato At McDonald's
Fans of the Golden Arches enjoy McDonald's for its many menu choices both new and old, but here's how you can order an off-menu affogato at the chain.
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Soda Water Is Key To A Delicious Espresso Float
If you have an espresso maker, you're well on your way to a sweet and fizzy drink. Here's how to use soda water to make a delightful espresso float.
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Why Traditional Japanese Sake Making Was Recognized By UNESCO
After hundreds of years of masterful crafting, Japanese sake has been finally recognized by UNESCO for cultural significance.
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What Makes A Crowler Different From A Growler When It Comes To Beer?
If you've ever wondered what set a beer growler from a crowler, we have the boozy answer to help set you straight.
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What Makes A Cold Foam Different From Steamed Milk?
Cold foam and steamed milk have similar consistencies, but they each offer their own unique coffee-drinking experience. Here's what sets them apart.
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How Grape Soda Became An Iconic Southern Drink
Thanks to a long nostalgic history and delicious flavor, grape soda has long been a beloved staple in the American South.
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3 Ways To Use Flat Champagne
If the bubbly you bought for New Year's is still in your fridge, odds are it's probably flat by now. But don't fret. Here are three ways to use it up.
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What Is Hazmat Whiskey, And Why Would You Even Want It?
Ever heard of hazmat whiskey? It might sound intimidating, but there's actually a large fanbase that loves to indulge in this unique type of alcohol.
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What To Do If Your Nespresso Machine Gets Moldy
The heat and moisture inside a Nespresso machine is the ideal breeding environment for mold to grow. Here's what to do if you notice mold inside your Nespresso.
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What Is The Point Of Aerating Wine?
No one wants to pop a bottle and wait hours for it to breathe. But you can speed aeration along with a few good tools, and some solid gold reasons to do it.
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What It Means To Order A 'Stubby' Beer At The Bar
Can, bottle, draft ... stubby? Learn about this unique style of beer serving and how it found its place in American contemporary drinking culture.
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Why It Took Over 100 Years To Put Beer In A Can
Though the process of canning was invented in the early 1800s, it took a long time for beer to get the canning treatment.
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Can You Froth Non-Dairy Milks For Lattes And Cappuccinos?
If you're making espresso beverages at home, a milk frother is crucial. However, some plant-based milks can provide less than ideal results. Here's why.
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Why You Should Be On The Lookout For Trader Joe's Diamond Reserve Wine
Trader Joe's is known for its inexpensive wines, but you might not know about its best deal yet: the Diamond Reserve wine.
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Is It Legal To Drink Non-Alcoholic Beer When You're Under 21 In The US?
Across the United States, it is illegal to purchase and consume alcoholic drinks if you're under 21, but what about non-alcoholic beer? Here's what to know.
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The Flavor Ina Garten Uses To Put An Elegant Twist On Frozen Hot Chocolate
Frozen hot chocolate might be an oxymoron, but it's also an incredibly rich and decadent treat. Ina Garten has a flavor twist that makes it even better.
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The Differences Between First, Second, And Third-Wave Coffee
Coffee has a rich history defined by three key eras, or "waves." Each wave brings significant changes that affect both the drink, and its place in our culture.
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