You've Been Opening Up Bottles Of Champagne Wrong. Here's The Right Way
Opening up a bottle of champagne isn't the same as opening a bottle of wine. And while it doesn't require any extra equipment, there is a right way to do it.
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Michigan's Signature Drink Doubles As A Boozy Dessert
This unofficial state cocktail toes the line between alcoholic beverage and milkshake, making it a perfect after-dinner tipple for those with a sweet tooth.
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How Many Shots Are In A Handle Of Liquor?
How many shots are in a handle? See the math behind your party pours and why bottle size really does matter for your next gathering. Glasses up!
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Give Your Shirley Temples A Bougie Twist With Some Bubbly Booze
Shirley Temples may be a nostalgic drink from when you were a kid, but you can make an adult, boozy version by switching the soda with another type of bubbly.
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Elvis Presley's Favorite On-Stage Drink Was A Modest Choice
King Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley, was known for his larger-than-life food choices. However, his on-stage drink of choice was surprisingly modest.
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Can You Actually Get Sick From Eating Too Many Bubble Tea Pearls?
Bubble tea is super popular and it's easy to see why, but can the eating the pearls in bubble tea make you sick? We investigate health claims about the drink.
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The Jarred Ingredient That'll Give Your Bloody Mary A Flavorful Kick
Transform your Bloody Mary game with a surprising and extra-piquant twist - see the secret ingredient that adds bold flavor and endless possibilities.
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You Can Do A Lot With Frozen Grapes, So Freeze Them
Frozen grapes are a healthy and delicious snack on their own, but can also be used in smoothies, popsicles, or as ice cubes in white wine.
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A True Macchiato Is Much Different From Starbucks' Iconic Drink
Starbucks' is a worldwide phenomena known for its coffee-based and non-coffee drinks. But a traditional macchiato is not something you can order from there.
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Give Your Hot Chocolate A Creamy Boost With An Unlikely Ingredient
Don't be afraid to go beyond marshmallows when it comes to your hot chocolate. One unexpected ingredient can really elevate your next cup of hot chocolate.
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Here's How Many Bottles Of Bourbon Are In A Single Barrel
Like the process of making bourbon, figuring out how many bottles can come from a barrel isn't simple, as many factors influence the outcome.
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Do Starbucks Gift Cards Expire?
Whether purchased and forgotten, or given as a gift, you may have an older Starbucks card laying around and wonder if it has expired.
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Martha Stewart Doesn't Skimp On The Booze In Her Eggnog Recipe
There are plenty of variations on a holiday eggnog recipe, but the one Martha Stewart makes is a longtime family tradition that doesn't shy away from the booze.
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TikTok's S'mores Shots Are Both Deliciously Boozy And 100% Edible
S'mores are a campfire classic made with marshmallow, chocolate, and graham crackers. Try this TikTok recipe to turn these tasty treats into s'mores shots.
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Here's The Reason Blue Moon Beer Is Served With An Orange Slice
Beer drinkers like to consume their favorite beverage in a variety of different ways, but for Blue Moon fans an orange garnish is a necessity. Here's why.
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The Discounted, Rare Bottle Of Bourbon To Look Out For At Costco
Bourbon lovers are well aware that Costco is an underrated spot to snag rare bottles of allocated whiskies for deeply discounted prices. Here's one to look for.
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What Does A Traditional Argentinian Breakfast Look Like?
Breakfast in Argentina is rich in culture and diverse in flavor, and includes indulgent delights from the espresso to the dulce de leche.
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Has Starbucks Ever Sold Soda?
Starbucks is known for its coffee and hot drink selection, but the brand also sells some soft drinks too. So, has the franchise ever had soda on the menu?
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Here's How Many Apples You Need For One Cup Of Juice
Apple juice is a sweet and refreshing breakfast staple. So, how many fresh ripe fruits do you actually need to make a glass of apple juice at home?
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What Sets Ultra-Filtered Milk Apart From Standard?
While most of us are familiar with regular milk, ultra-filtered milk is a fairly niche item. We explain that difference between these two dairy products.
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The Santa We Know And Love Is Thanks To Coca-Cola Marketing
The image of Santa Claus as a jolly, red-suited man bearing gifts is so widespread it's easy to take for granted, but Coca-Cola marketing played a major role.
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Costco Gives Out Free Alcohol Samples In Some International Locations
Everybody loves Costco samples, but did you know that the wholesaler gives out free alcohol samples in some other countries? Here's why they don't in the U.S.
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Knob Creek Reserve Bourbon Spotted At Costco For A Total Bargain
Bourbon lovers with a Costco membership should be aware that some Costco locations are selling Knob Creek Reserve bourbon at a deeply discounted price.
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How Chai (And The Chai Latte) Came To America
Chai lattes are a spicy, comforting blend of cozy flavors and hot milk. But where does this popular fall drink originate from and when did it reach America?
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Can You Deep-Fry Coca-Cola? Texas Figured It Out
Deep-fried Coke: Abel Gonzalez transformed soda into a Texas State Fair hit with fried batter, Coke syrup, cinnamon sugar, and whipped cream.
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Here's How Long Buffalo Trace Bourbon Is Aged
Buffalo Trace's flagship bourbon is affordable and reliable, but unlike a lot of other popular bourbons, there's no age statement. Here's how long it's aged.
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Costco's New Cognac Is Made By A Bougie French Brand
Costco’s Kirkland Signature Cognac has shoppers buzzing over its premium taste and unbeatable price. Is this the ultimate luxury bargain? It's Costco, so, yeah.
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