Why You Won't Find The Iced Coffee You Know And Love In Europe
In theory, you can order an iced coffee while you're visiting Europe, but what you receive will not be the version that you are expecting.
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Alton Brown's Favorite Cocktail Is A Mix Of Some Seriously Strong Liquors
Alton Brown is more known for his love of solid food, but he's certainly not above a good tipple. His favorite cocktail is a spirit-forward classic.
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The Tumultuous History Behind Caribbean Rum Punches
When you look at a bowl of rum punch, you likely aren't imagining complex historical events swirling among the mint and fruit slices but there is history there.
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Should You Be Worried About Microplastics In Tea Bags?
Sipping a hot cup of tea is one of the most relaxing experiences you can enjoy. But new research suggests that some tea bags contain microplastics.
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Does Limoncello Go Bad?
Limoncello is one tasty Italian beverage. However, even its most ardent fans may sometimes wonder if it can ever go bad.
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How To DIY A Wine Drip Catcher For A Mess-Free Pour
Red wine stains are the stuff of dinner party nightmares. Avoid this messy problem by making your own DIY wine drip catcher from basic household items.
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A Frappe And A Frappuccino Aren't The Same Drink
As the world becomes more interconnected, all the world's languages start to converge. But the frappe and the Frappuccino are two very different drinks.
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How The Corpse Reviver Cocktail Got Its Name
No, the corpse reviver is not a Halloween-themed drink. This stout combination is actually a Prohibition era classic, but where did it get such a morbid name?
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The Ancient Mesopotamians Really, Really Loved Beer
While we may not have much information about some ancient civilizations, one thing food historians agree on is that the Mesopotamians loved beer.
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Dunkin' Drinks That Were Sadly Discontinued
Dunkin' has added and removed many drinks from its menu over the past few years, and these were some fan favorites that have sadly since been discontinued.
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Upgrade Your Next Bloody Mary Experience With A Refreshing Chaser
A refreshing Bloody Mary is the perfect customizable cocktail as everyone's got their favorite way to make one. This chaser gives the drink a new twist.
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Champurrado Vs Mexican Hot Chocolate: What's The Difference?
Discover the rich history and flavors behind two beloved Mexican holiday drinks-champurrado and hot chocolate-and what truly sets them apart.
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Review: Starbucks' Winter 2025 Menu Delivers A Warm Welcome With A Clear Winner
Starbucks released new menu items for Winter 2025, featuring new Cortado drinks and a Spicy Falafel Pocket. See if these new winter items are worth ordering.
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It's Easy To Transform Any Cup Of Coffee Into A Delicious Mocha
If you're tired of drinking the same boring black coffee every morning, you don't have to run down to your local café. Here's how to turn coffee into a mocha.
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How Does Dunkin's Brown Sugar Shakin' Espresso Compare To Starbucks'?
We tasted Dunkin's new Sabrina's Brown Sugar Shakin' Espresso to see how it compared to Starbucks' Iced Brown Sugar Oatmilk Shaken Espresso.
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The Oldest Restaurant In The US Is A Priceless Piece Of History
America's oldest restaurant has a rich history spanning centuries of various owners, and surviving the Revolutionary War.
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The Brand New Espresso Drink Headed To Starbucks
To ring in the new year, Starbucks is debuting a drink that puts espresso front and center. Here's what the coffee chain has in store for its fans.
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To Drink This Rare Cocktail, Your Lips Must Touch A Scary Ingredient
Drinking cultures around the world have many bizarre rituals that eager tourists can try. This famous Yukon Sourtoe cocktail is seriously unique.
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What's The Difference Between A Cappuccino And A Latte?
Cappuccinos and lattes are some of the most popular coffee orders in the world, but even many frequent coffee drinkers don't know the difference between them.
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Add More Flavor And Fun To Beer With An Unexpected Ingredient
Beer can sometimes be boring, but not with this hack. Turn a regular old pint into something fun and surprising with a splash of one sour addition.
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Here's How Long You Should Chill Champagne In The Freezer
Sometimes life gets away from you and you don't have a chance to grab the champagne ahead of time. If that's you, here's how to chill it quickly in the freezer.
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Trader Joe's Makes The Perfect Shortcut To A Spicy Margarita
Trader Joe's knows what the people want. With one ingredient and your favorite tequila, you will be sipping on a delicious spicy margarita in no time.
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Bottled Water Recalls That Affected Millions
Bottle water brands market their product as being pure and natural ... but that's not always the case, as explained in this history of bottled water recalls.
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How To Make Champagne Jell-O Shots For The New Year
Give your New Year's Eve festivities a little upgrade this year and turn your usual glass of bubbly into champagne jell-o shots for the midnight countdown.
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The Best Types Of Liquor For Spiked Hot Chocolate This Winter Season
Hot chocolate can be made in many ways but one of the best festive treats is to spike it with booze. These liquors make the best hot chocolate additions.
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Here's How Many Glasses Of Champagne Are In A Single Bottle
Toasting with champagne is one of the most important parts about a New Year's Eve celebration. Here's how many glasses of champagne are in a bottle.
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To Fight Off Malaria, The Brits Invented A World Classic Cocktail
Malaria was a life-threatening risk for British soldiers stationed in tropical areas. The simple cocktail they invented to ward it off is now a beloved classic.
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