The Complex History Behind Colombia's Love For Coffee
Colombian coffee has been celebrated for generations. However, the beverage wasn't always an integral part of the country's cuisine or culture.
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Wait, Coffee Creamer Doesn't Actually Contain Cream?
Coffee creamer's name is quite misleading, but despite looking (and tasting) just like dairy, many creamers might not have real cream in them.
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What's The Difference Between Ginger Ale And Ginger Beer?
Ginger ale and ginger beer are both spicy, fizzy drinks made with, you guessed it, ginger. So, is there really a difference between these two beverages?
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5 Soda And Liquor Pairings To Try In Your Next Drink
If you want to get more creative with your soda and liquor selection on your bar cart, we have the brilliant pairings to get you started.
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Bud Light's 2025 Super Bowl Ad Is Giving Major Dad Vibes
Here's to dad bods and those who love them. Bud Light's latest Super Bowl ad brings the boys to the backyard with all-star appearances and, yep, beer.
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Why Some Restaurants Feel Like They Just Keep Getting Louder
Restaurants can get loud, and sometimes they seem to get even louder. Well, it's not all in your head - there's an interesting reason for this phenomenon.
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5 Hacks To Get Broken Corks Out Of Wine Bottles
Nothing derails a wine tasting like a broken cork stuck in the neck of a bottle. But with these simple tricks, you'll be back to sipping in no time.
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Dunkin's New Coffee Grounds Taste Like A Controversial Ice Cream Flavor
The newest limited-edition release among Dunkin's line of ground coffees takes on the flavor of an ice cream variety that is often polarizing.
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Hot Cocoa Vs Hot Chocolate: Is There A Difference?
Hot cocoa and hot chocolate are often used interchangeably. But they're two distinct beverages which are made with different ingredients.
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Here's How You Should Be Holding A Wine Glass
The way you hold a wine glass matters-keep your drink crisp, your glass spotless, and your style refined with these tried and true techniques.
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What Is Actually In Mineral Water?
We've all seen the bottles on the shelves at the grocery store, and many or most of us have sampled a few, but what is it that actually defines mineral water?
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What It Means If Your Coffee Beans Have A Wet Or Oily Sheen
Why are your coffee beans oily? Learn how roasting, freshness, and brewing impact flavor -and why some machines can’t handle that extra sheen.
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How To Make Cotton Candy 'Rain' Down On Your Steaming Hot Cup Of Coffee
In addition to being tasty and beautiful to look at, this interesting combination of cotton candy and coffee is actually pretty easy to replicate at home.
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Discontinued Sodas We Don't Miss
There are plenty of discontinued carbonated drinks we don't miss. Here's a list of the long-gone sodas that very few people hope ever come back into production.
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Skip The Wine And Get Your Host Another Bougie Foodie Gift
Next time you need to get a friend some type of house warming gift, forget about a bottle wine. There's another bougie option you can go for.
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What Temperature Does Beer Typically Freeze At?
We all know the pain of leaving a beer in the ice box for too long and having it turn to slush. But, what temperature does beer actually freeze at?
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Cristalino Vs. Blanco Tequila: What Really Sets Them Apart?
It makes sense if you've gotten confused between cristalino and blanco tequilas -- they look almost identical! However, these two spirits have many differences.
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Can You Make Apple Cider In An Instant Pot?
Apple cider is a classic fall treat that can be served warm and spicy or ice cold. We all know you can make cider at home, but can you do it in an Instant Pot?
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The Red Flag You Should Never Ignore At A Beer Store
Have you ever popped open a bottle of beer only to find it foul-tasting and flat? Your favorite beer store might just be ruining your brew.
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The Bizarre Reason Snake Wine Can Bite You Back
Snake wine is a popular type of spirit in Southeast Asia which is notable for having a whole snake soaking inside, but there are some serious risks involved.
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Here's Why Your Homemade Lavender Syrup Tastes Bad
When making lavender syrup to use in coffee, teas, lattes, and other food items, it's important to use the right kind to avoid a bitter taste.
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The 'Genius' Wine Hack That Has Us Scratching Our Heads
The internet has an endless supply of kitchen hacks, and some make more sense than others. This wine trick, while effective, is on the perplexing side.
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11 Best Coffee Beans For Blonde Roast Fans
Blonde roast fans, get ready for an in-depth review of the best coffee beans available out there. We tried them and ranked them from worst to best.
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Is Instant Coffee Unsafe To Drink?
We'd like to assume that everything on grocery store shelves is good for us, but that's unfortunately not the case. Is the latest food to fall instant coffee?
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Does Coffee Creamer Contain Any Caffeine?
Coffee is the go-to for many people looking to get a caffeine boost, but is stirring in that sweet coffee creamer adding even more of a jolt to the cup?
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Here's Why You Should Keep A Bottle Of Vanilla Extract For Your Home Bar
While that little bottle of vanilla extract probably lives in the pantry with your baking supplies, it turns out it also fits in quite well on the bar cart.
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Guinness' Famous Nitro Beer Is A Relatively Recent Creation
In recent years, Guinness Draught has taken the world by storm. While viewed as a long-standing classic, this beer was actually invented quite recently.
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