Does Dairy Queen Still Serve The Orange Julius Drink?
Orange Julius was once a shopping mall staple, owned by Dairy Queen. While not entirely discontinued, the signature Orange Julius beverage isn't easy to find.
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Yes, You Can Actually Make A Cup Of Joe Without A Coffee Maker
We all need coffee, but what happens if you're without your trusty coffee machine? It turns out that making coffee without a machine is pretty simple.
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Bartenders Chime In On 12 Drink Orders That Ring Alarm Bells
You know, sometimes there are drink orders you might want to pause on at your next bar visit. Because, according to bartenders, some drinks ring alarms.
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Muddling Vs Infused Syrup: Which Is Better For Flavorful Cocktails?
When should you muddle the ingredients in your cocktail, and when should you go for an infused syrup? It's largely a matter of personal preference.
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Add Sweetened Condensed Milk To Red Wine For A Sugary Summer Treat
Mixing red wine with sweetened condensed milk has become popular on TikTok. We tasted it, and the combo was an unexpectedly delightful summer treat.
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How To Infuse Watermelon With Tequila For A Boozy Summer Treat
TikToker Tim the Tank shows us that with just three ingredients (watermelon, tequila, and Tajín), you can make a refreshing, boozy summer snack.
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Why Your Favorite Can Of Ginger Beer May Contain Some Alcohol
Sure, ginger beer is called "beer," but does it actually contain alcohol? The answer is more complicated than you might think. Here's what you need to know.
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How To Mix A Martini Like Winston Churchill
WWII leader Winston Churchill had a unique preference when it came to martinis -- and it may have been somewhat related to his disdain for the Axis powers.
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The Myth About Dark Beers That You Have To Stop Believing
Everyone has their preferences when it comes to dark or lighter beers. However, when it comes to the former, some myths need to be dispelled.
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The Clever Science Behind The World's Oldest Non-Alcoholic Beer
The first non-alcoholic beer was born out of an ingenious brewing method unlike any other, and it's still under patent by the original company today.
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This Ingredient Swap Will Add A Rich Twist To Your Mojitos
Mojito's are known for being refreshing, but if you'd like to add a note of richness -- and a chocolate-y flavor -- to your drink, try this special ingredient.
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The Thai Drink That Gave Red Bull Its Iconic Taste
Red Bull has its roots in Thailand. Former farmer Chaleo Yoovidhya developed the original Thai version of Red Bull, Krating Daeng, around 1976.
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Germany's Coke And Beer Combo Feels Like A Joke We Aren't In On
Coca-Cola mixed with beer is an old favorite in Germany. But is this classic fizzy combo worth preserving? We tried it, and we're not convinced.
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Give Pickle Martinis A Hot Weather Upgrade By Making Booze Slushies
There's no denying that pickles are having a moment, but what if you want to take your pickle martini to the next level? The answer lies in your blender.
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The Tell-Tale Sign That Your Oat Milk Has Gone Bad
Oat milk makes good ice cream, is delicious in a cup of coffee, and can go bad. These indicators are ways to tell if your oat milk has taken a turn.
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The Unexpected Snack That Pairs Deliciously With Rosé
When it comes to picking a snack for your rosé wine, what's the best option? Luckily, we spoke to a master sommelier who told us there are many choices.
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What Happens If You Over-Muddle Fresh Herbs?
It's so easy to muddle fresh herbs, so it's also a common mistake to over-muddle them. If you get overzealous when mixing your cocktail, this is what happens.
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Here's How Long You Can Store Open Wine In The Fridge
The lifespan of wine depends the exact type and on how you store it, but a handful of tips will help you keep any wine fresher for longer in the fridge.
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It's Time To Start Drinking This Wine With Doritos
Think that fine wine has to be paired with fancy food? Think again. Master Sommelier Catherine Fallis suggests you should pair riesling with Doritos.
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The Ingredient That Sets A Black Manhattan Apart From The Original
Several fun twists on the classic Manhattan cocktail have gained prominence over the years. One such variation is the delightfully complex Black Manhattan.
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Boozy Tips For Living Más At Taco Bell Cantina
Taco Bell Cantinas differ from standard Taco Bells because they serve alcohol. Here are our tips for getting the most out of your Cantina visit.
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How To Muddle Mint Without All The Proper Cocktail Equipment
If you're making a mojito or other mixed drink that requires muddled mint, fear not. According to an expert, you don't need any fancy cocktail-making equipment.
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What Are Hops And How Do They Impact Your Beer?
What are hops? When it comes to beer, they are arguably the most important ingredient and serve a wide range of purposes, from flavor to preservation.
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The Hot Toddy Upgrade You Need This Winter
Few things are as comforting as a hot toddy once the cold weather sets in, but this simple ingredient swap will add an extra layer of warmth to this cocktail.
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What Flavor Is Mountain Dew's Iconic Baja Blast?
Mountain Dew's Baja Blast was specifically designed to complement Taco Bell's Tex-Mex cuisine, but Taco Bell doesn't exactly advertise what that flavor is.
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Here's How Much Beer You Have To Drink To Equal A Shot Of Liquor
We know clearly that straight shots of hard liquor are stronger than your average beer. So here's a breakdown of how beer you have to drink to equal a shot.
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The Easy Way To Give Your Cocktails A Fresh Twist
Whether you're a pro at bartending in your kitchen or just starting out, there's a genius and easy way to give your cocktails a fresh twist.
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