Explaining The Kangaroo Kicker, The Forgotten Cocktail That Was Inspired By WWII
A martini is a classic cocktail with a long history and many variations. In the wake of World War II, one was briefly known as a kangaroo kicker.
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No, Not Every Beer Is Vegan-Friendly
It's a common myth that all beer is vegan. While this isn't true for all beers, the good news is, several popular brands are confirmed animal-free.
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Make Beer Storage Simple With The 3-30-300 Rule
The best way to store beer and keep it fresh is to follow the 3-30-300 rule. We'll explain what that is so you can store your beer with confidence.
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Don't Drink Raw Milk Before Knowing The Risks Involved
Raw milk may be trendy, but it's also risky - health experts (including the U.S. government) say that raw milk is flat-out dangerous to drink.
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The Murky Origins Of The Sex On The Beach Cocktail
Sex on the Beach: It's more than the stuff of summer fantasies or a scene in "From Here to Eternity." It's a fruity cocktail with a tale behind it.
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Bar Pros Give Us All The Ways To Use Coconut Water In Cocktails
Coconut water is a refreshing beverage on its own, but added into cocktails its even more amazing. Here are some creative ways to use it in cocktails.
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Don't Toss Out Apple Peels; Add Them To Your Next Smoothie Instead
Apple skins aren't palatable to everyone, but one way you can save food and benefit from their many nutrients is to blend them up into smoothies.
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How To Make A Southwestern 'Dirty Soda' Bar At Home
Entertaining is hard enough without making complicated cocktails. Why not try a simple, satisfying dirty soda bar so guests can make their own concoctions?
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The Gadget That Martha Stewart Chooses For Her Morning Coffee
If you want to brew an incredible cup of morning coffee like Martha Stewart, then all you need is one trusty but simple gadget in your kitchen.
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Is NYC's Trailer Park Lounge Actually In A Trailer?
New York City's Trailer Parke Lounge is one of Manhattan's trendiest restaurants. However, some may wonder: is it actually located inside a trailer?
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How To Crack Open Beer Without A Bottle Opener
Did you just realize that you don't have anything to open your beer? Don't worry; we'll show you a few tricks for cracking it open without a bottle opener.
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Your Next Pumpkin Beer Needs A Festive Sweet Rim
For the fall months, a pumpkin beer is a festive treat. To get even more into the autumn spirit, elevate your drink with a cinnamon sugar rim.
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The Creamy Ingredient That'll Step Up Your Hot Cocoa Game
Even if you've been making your hot cocoa the same way for years, you'll want to listen to this tip to create a surprisingly creamy texture.
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The Tasty Way To Use Up Spent Coffee Grounds
Those used coffee grounds should not be thrown away - there are many uses for them. This granola hack will revolutionize your coffee ground game.
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AMF Vs Long Island: What Is The Difference Between The Drinks?
These popular cocktails both contain a lot of alcohol and share similar ingredients, but there are a few ways they differ, especially in color.
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Give Your Affogato A Boozy Twist For A Grown-Up Ice Cream Dessert
If you've never tried an affogato, as long as you're of age, you won't regret making your first experience one that tips in a bit of Italian booze.
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No, Slush Puppies And Slurpees Are Not The Same Thing
See why two common icy treats, found at gas stations and beyond, are more different than folks tend to realize. Do you know the difference?
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How Many Bottles Are In A Case Of Wine?
Buying wine by the case can be cheaper, but if you're not a bulk wine drinker, you're probably wondering how many bottles are in a case of wine.
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What Is The Strongest Alcohol You Can Drink?
See which spirit holds the top spot for alcohol by volume. It's not one you want to casually sip, but it will ensure your mixed drink punches hard.
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What Beer Was Enjoyed At The First Oktoberfest Celebrations?
Märzen is an Oktoberfest classic, but this season, why not don your lederhosen, smash your steins, and drink the original Oktoberfest beer - a dunkel?
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What, Exactly, Is Bonded Whiskey?
Booze drinkers need signposts about what connotes quality, and not only does the bottled-in-bond label do that, it was conceived with safety in mind as well.
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Your Washing Machine Can Double As A Beverage Cooler In A Pinch
Totally out of space to store your cool drinks? In a pinch, you can actually use your washing machine (yes, really) as a cooler. Here's how to make it work.
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A Milk Frother Can Transform Your Glass Of Wine
Forgot to decant your glass of red? Don't worry, with this simple milk frother tool you can actually decant your glass of red wine in no time, literally.
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Blenders Are Annoyingly Loud, But This Trick Helps Quiet The Sound
If your blender is so loud that you can't even hear yourself think, there's actually a pretty simple trick you can try to quiet the noise and blend in peace.
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Shaken Cocktail Vs Stirred: We Tried Both To Find Out If There Really Is A Difference
Does it matter what technique you use to mix cocktails? We decided to test if shaking or stirring a drink affects how the cocktail eventually tastes.
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The States Where You Can Buy Alcohol At Costco Without A Membership
Costco requires a membership for almost all of its products and services, but you can actually buy alcohol without it in these select states.
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The Origin Story Of Capri Sun
Capri Sun is one of those all-time classic summer beverages that everyone seems to love. Here is its surprisingly long and fascinating history.
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