PepsiCo Recalls That Affected Millions
PepsiCo has a long history of manufacturing sodas and snacks, so it should come as no surprise that it's also issued its fair share of recalls in its time.
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The Simple Addition To Spice Up Your Sauvignon Blanc
Sauvignon blanc is a popular white wine for its tropical notes and crisp minerality, but if you're looking to shake things up try adding this ingredient.
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The Centuries-Old Distillery That Makes Costco's Kirkland Signature Bourbon
Costco's Kirkland Signature brands have widespread appeal, but the wholesale grocer doesn't make it themselves. What distillery is behind the bourbon?
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Guy Fieri's Morning Coffee Order Is A Customized Coffee Shop Classic
Guy Fieri is more known for burgers and diner food, but he's a busy man who starts his day off with an energy boost. Here's his classic morning coffee order.
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Starbucks' 4 New Summer Frappuccino Flavors All Feature A Foamy Top
Starbucks is releasing new summer Frappuccinos that won't be topped off with whipped cream, and both fans and employees have some opinions.
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Whipped Lemonade Is The Perfect Sweet And Creamy Refreshment For Summer
If you like a glass of chilled lemonade but would like to give it a thicker consistency and a sweeter flavor, consider turning it into this whipped drink.
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One New Mexico Ski Resort Features Cocktails Hidden Along The Mountain
Skiing can be intimidating for first-time skiers. One owner of a ski resort in New Mexico came up with an easy way to calm anxious skiers on the slopes.
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The Cocktail Alton Brown Always Orders To Test The Bartenders
Alton Brown's favorite cocktail is the Boulevardier but he likes to order this classic drink first to make sure the bartenders know what they are doing.
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For The Freshest Coffee, Avoid Buying Your Beans At The Grocery Store
While grocery store coffee beans are convenient, they have downsides. This is especially true if you care about brewing the freshest cup possible.
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Lyndon B. Johnson Loved This Drink So Much That He Had A Delivery Button On His Desk For It
President Lyndon B. Johnson had a button on the Resolute desk in the Oval Office to expressly order this specific drink, but he drank it for a reason.
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The Clever Honey Container Trick That Elevates Your Morning Brew
If you use a lot of honey at home but you struggle to make use of what little gets stuck in the container toward the end, use this coffee trick.
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Why Is Vietnamese Coffee So Strong?
Vietnamese coffee shares similarities with how people drink it in the West, but it's definitely doing it's own thing. But why is it so strong by comparison?
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The No-Frills Way Anthony Bourdain Preferred His Coffee
Anthony Bourdain is not known for being a picky eater and that level of chill extended to his coffee routine. He preferred this no-frills version.
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Odds Are, You Aren't Cleaning Your Keurig As Often As You Should
Keurig coffee machines are lifesavers when you want a quick brew with great taste. But how often should you really clean your Keurig coffee maker?
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Why You Shouldn't Store Whiskey Outside Of Its Original Bottle
Serving pours of liquor from a crystal decanter evokes a sense of class and luxury, but storing whiskey in one actually is not a good idea.
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Can Mormons Really Never Have Hot Drinks?
Like many religious groups, Mormons follow certain rules when it comes to eating and drinking. But is it really true that Mormons can never have hot drinks?
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The Expensive Bourbon That's Aged At Sea
While bourbon has to be made in America, there's no rule that says it can't be aged elsewhere, so this brand let its creativity sail.
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The Case For Making Negronis With Rum
The Negroni is about as classic of a cocktail as you can get, but it's also highly customizable. If you haven't tried it, there's a strong case for using rum.
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Here's Why Starbucks Cup Sizes Aren't The Usual Small, Medium, And Large
Starbucks has an unusual way of labelling the different sizes of drinks it offers. Unlike other brands, it doesn't call them small, medium, and large. Why?
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Is Wine Typically Gluten-Free?
Gluten intolerance is a bit of a chore since you have to keep track of what you're consuming. When it comes to wine, is gluten something to worry about?
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The Oldest Cocktail Lounge In Milwaukee Is The Birthplace Of The Pink Squirrel
The oldest cocktail lounge in Milwaukee is credited with inventing the Pink Squirrel and is known for its selection of classic Wisconsin ice cream cocktails.
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Why Does Fairlife Milk Have A Weird Smell Upon Opening?
Fairlife milk has a somewhat mixed reputation among consumers. Many people who have bought the milk reported a weird smell when opening the carton.
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Why Sports Drinks Might Not Be Your Best Source Of Hydration This Summer
It's hard not to be drawn in by the attraction of flavor and electrolytes, but not every sports drink is right for every situation.
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This Is How Much Caffeine Is Really In Your Favorite Starbucks Refresher
Is that energy coming from your cup or your imagination? If you feel extra refreshed from Starbucks Refreshers, here's how much caffeine has to do with it.
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How Alton Brown Makes The Perfect Cup Of Coffee
Alton Brown approaches his coffee with the same attention to detail as he does with everything else he cooks. Here's how he makes the perfect cup.
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The Ingenious Way You Can Turn Coffee Into A Protein-Packed Power Drink
Squeezing a little extra protein into your morning routine is never a bad thing. Here's how to turn your daily cup of coffee into a protein-rich drink.
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How To Give Coca-Cola A Refreshing, Boozy Mexican Twist
Coca-Cola is a classic mixer behind the bar, but if you're ready to try something new give this mixed drink a try for a refreshing, Mexican twist.
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