The Mistake You Need To Avoid For Better Cold Brew At Home
We tapped a certified chemist and coffee expert to tell us the main mistake we're making when we make our cold brew coffee.
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Should You Chill Your Whiskey Or Glasses Before Serving?
If you're planning to chill your glasses before serving whiskey, here's an expert tip to keep in mind.
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How To Make Vietnamese Coffee At Home
It turns out Vietnamese coffee is easy to make at home. We got some expert insight to walk you through the process of making this sweet, refreshing beverage.
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The Cortado, Explained For Beginner Coffee Enthusiasts
A cortado is a delicious and energizing combo of espresso and milk, but it's important to understand what makes it different from a cortadito or noisette.
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How To Know If You Should Decant Your Bottle Of Wine
You ay have seen a wine decanter at a restaurant or in someone's home and wondered which wines warrant decanting. Here's how to tell whether you should decant.
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The Hands-Down Best Glass To Drink Whiskey Neat
A quality whiskey worth sipping on deserves the best possible glassware. We asked an expert on the spirit what kind of glass fits the bill.
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Make A Middle Eastern-Style Coffee With The Help Of One Spice
In the Middle East, one spice in particular is added directly to ground coffee beans to create an aromatic cup of coffee.
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The Absolute Best Root Beer Brand Has Been Around For 100 Years
If you're a root beer fan seeking the best, look no further than this iconic brand that boasts delicious notes of vanilla, licorice, wintergreen, and more.
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Some Of The Most Popular Beers In The US Are Made In A Different Country
Crack open a cold one and knock back the stats on America's favorite beer. Find out which imports had the hops to crush the competition and sweep the nation.
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What Do The Numbers On Your Nespresso Pods Really Mean?
Nespresso pods come in many flavors, and each type has its own intensity level. Here's how to interpret those numbers and pick the best pod for your tastes.
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Why People Serve Whiskey With A Few Drops Of Water
If you know any experienced whiskey drinkers, you might have noticed them adding drops of water to their drink. There's a science behind this addition!
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The Wine Drinking Habits Of Alexander The Great
Besides being a great conqueror, Alexander the Great was known as something of an oenophile. Here's what we know about his relationship with wine.
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The Simple Cocktail That Pairs Perfectly With Whiskey
If you find whiskey a little too intense served on its own or simply want to add the spirit to a basic but delicious cocktail, consider this combination.
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How To Open A Bottle Of Champagne - You're Doing It Wrong All Wrong
Opening a bottle of bubbly is always cause for celebration, but doing it wrong can cause injuries or even damage to the drink. Here's how to do it right.
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14 Mid-Shelf Scotches You Should Be Putting On Your Bar Cart
Looking for Scotches that aren't rock-bottom cheap nor prohibitively expensive? Experts say these mid-range expressions stand out among their competitors.
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How Many Shots Of Espresso Are In A Nespresso Vertuo Pod?
It can be hard to tell how many shots of espresso are in each Nespresso Vertuo pod. But since a properly caffeinated drink is important, here's how to tell.
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The Temperature Of Your Whiskey Matters More Than You Might Think
You serve red wine room temp and beer ice-cold. But if you've never given a thought to the temperature of your whiskey, the experts say you might want to.
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Is There A Difference Between A Frappe And Frappuccino?
For a sweet, caffeinated drink, head to your closest coffee shop and order a Frappuccino - or was that a frappe? These are the differences.
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Your Cakes Deserve A Boozy Frosting Upgrade
For a more adult version of your favorite cake recipe, consider tossing in a few tablespoons of your favorite spirit into your frosting.
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The Ultimate Dark Liquor That Give Tres Leches Cake A Boozy Kick
If you're looking to add another layer of nuanced flavor to your tres leches cake, consider adding an ingredient already hiding in your bar cart.
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Contrary To What You Heard, Immersion Blenders Are Not For Coffee Beans
One of the less-viable hacks to come out of TikTok is the use of an immersion blender for grinding coffee, but this is a bad idea on all fronts.
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Skip The Store-Bought Version And Make Cranberry Ginger Ale At Home
Taste the holidays any time you want. Get bubbly with cranberry and ginger at home using this easy recipe that will have you celebrating the season all year.
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What's The Best Beer To Pair With Chocolate Desserts?
Chocolate desserts are deliciously decadent whether as a snack or at the end of a meal, but you can elevate them with various beer pairings. Here's how.
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Why Some Grocery Stores Sell Alcohol And Others Don't
Like your grocery haul with a nice bottle of cabernet? Find out why not every grocery store in the U.S. has the same regulations for selling alcohol.
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The Worst Brand Of Apple Juice Is Laughably Popular
When Chowhound recently ranked brands of apple juice, it found this brand to be the worst. We delve into what makes it so bad despite its popularity.
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The Exact Temperature Texas Roadhouse Serves Its Draft Beer
Texas Roadhouse insists on serving up its beer at a very specific temperature. But what is this temperature and why do they choose to do this?
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The Sweetener You Should Never Buy At The Grocery Store
Simple syrup is a staple for many home bartenders, bakers, and espresso lovers -- but why buy it when you can make it for a fraction of the price?
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