Say Goodbye To Grainy Lemonade By Using This Simple Sweetener Swap
While making lemonade is a simple process, you may find that the granulated sugar does not dissolve properly. If so, try using this simple ingredient instead.
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The Type Of Alcohol Dunkin' Spiked Uses To Give You A Buzz
It's not vodka or rum that gives Dunkin' Spiked beverages their boozy kick.
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12 Common Wine Tasting Mistakes, According To Experts
If approached with the wrong mindset or a lack of sampling know-how, wine tasting can be off-putting. Luckily, multiple experts have provided valuable advice.
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Does Drinking Carrot Juice Actually Give You A Natural Tan?
Everyone wants the soft look of a tan, but not the potential risks that come with staying under the sun. So, can drinking carrot juice give you the same effect?
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The Dark Story Of How The French 75 Cocktail Got Its Name
The French 75 is an undeniably popular cocktail choice, but this iconic beverage has a surprisingly dark story behind its seemingly simple moniker.
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The Worst Store-Bought Cold Brew Is An Overpriced Mess
There have been so many great developments in the coffee space, including grab and go cans of cold brew. This can should be avoided at all costs.
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Baristas Hate It When You Do These 12 Things
There are some things you might say or do that are guaranteed to annoy your barista. Consider this a how-to guide for not being that customer.
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13 Non-Alcoholic Beers Ranked, According To Consumers
There are many reasons why you may choose to drink a non-alcoholic beer, but some brands are much better than others according to consumers.
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Brighten Up Classic Margaritas With A Splash Of This Tangy Juice
There's nothing wrong with a classic margarita per se, but this straightforward cocktail can also easily be upgraded with this surprising ingredient.
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Martha Stewart Drinks This Nutritious Beverage Every Day
Martha Stewart drinks this one beverage every single morning for her health and wellness. And it's not a bad habit for anyone else to adopt, either.
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Can You Buy Liquor On Thanksgiving? It Depends
If, on Thanksgiving Day, you find your liquor cabinet in dire need of refreshing, are you Schlitz-out-of-luck, or can you go purchase liquor? It depends.
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Apparently, It's Possible To Make Beer Out Of Prehistoric Yeast
Scientists and niche-brewers have combined to make beer out of yeast that dates back almost to the time of the dinosaurs. And it's surprisingly enjoyable.
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Slow Cooker Chai Is The Most Delicious Way To Make Your Home Smell Like Fall
Rather than making homemade chai on the stove, this tea expert says to reach for your slow cooker instead. Your taste buds (and your nose) will thank you.
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Review: McDonald's Line Of Buffalo Sandwich Items Is Mostly Impressive, While The New Frappé Doesn't Hit The Sweet Spot
McDonald's is taking some of its classics and adding new twists. From tangy and crunchy to cold and creamy, we checked out if these items are worth the buzz.
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What's The Big Difference Between Zero Sugar And Diet Sodas?
There's more to the difference between zero sugar and diet sodas than just the same. And it's not just the tastes that are different. It's what's inside.
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The Smooth Tennessee Spirit Frank Sinatra Called The 'Nectar Of The Gods'
Frank Sinatra was a charmer, for sure. This smooth Tennessee spirit was one that helped him take the edge off and relax with his friends and fans.
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This Nostalgic Coca-Cola Soda Brand Is Back And Better Than Ever
Coke's hoping to quench your thirst with an ice cold can of fizzy nostalgia. If you remember the OG, this Coca-Cola soda brand's back, and better than ever.
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14 Coffee Creamers That Don't Actually Contain Any Cream
Coffee lovers might not know that many creamers don't actually have any cream. Some creamers are made from vegan ingredients, while others have many additives.
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How Do Blanco, Reposado, And Añejo Tequila Differ?
Tequila is as dynamic and varied as any other storied spirit. Here's what makes blanco, reposado, and añejo tequilas unique and how each is best enjoyed.
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The Type Of Lemonade Starbucks Uses To Make Its Tangy Drinks
Starbucks' lemonade-based drinks are tart, refreshing, and consistent, but the secret behind how the brand achieves this is simpler than it might seem.
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For Cocktail Bar Worthy Garnishes, Try Dehydrating Citrus In Your Oven
Skip the bulky food dehydrator and head straight for your oven to make cocktail bar-worthy citrus garnishes that look as incredible as they taste.
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The Coke Freestyle Flavor Combo We Found Sickly Sweet And Medicinal
Coca-Cola Freestyle machines give you dozens of unique beverages to try, but this particular Fanta mix tastes more like medicine than it probably should.
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This Unique Step Is Why Some Mezcal Tastes Smoky
Not all mezcal is smoky, but many varieties are. How does the agave spirit get that smoke-filled flavor? The secret comes from this artisanal process.
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Is Alfred Hitchcock Responsible For Popularizing This Iconic Brunch Cocktail?
Alfred Hitchcock is one of the most influential directors in film, but there is some murky history behind who invented his favorite citrusy cocktail.
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Where Should You Be Slicing Your Wine Foil?
Don't just haphazardly hack at a wine bottle's foil. The right way to cut it off is easy and makes it look like you actually know what you're doing.
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What 'For Milk' Means On Nespresso Pods
Nespresso pods come with a lot of informative labels to ensure your coffee is the best it can be. If you see "For Milk" on the pod, here's what it means.
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Which Came First, A Martini With An Olive Or A Twist?
Most cocktail history is difficult to be certain of. This holds true when it comes to whether a martini with an olive or a twist came first.
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