Can You Make Soup With Coffee? The Amish Do
Sometimes your coffee mug just doesn't feel like it holds quite enough caffeine to start your day. Take inspiration from the Amish and try coffee soup.
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What Exactly Does A Cortado Mean In Coffee Terms?
Originating in Spain, the cortado has taken the American coffee world by storm in recent years, but what exactly is a cortado, and what does its name mean?
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Is There Really A Difference Between Coffee And Espresso Beans?
If you're keen to master the perfect espresso at home, you might be wondering what type of coffee beans to buy. Are regular beans different from espresso?
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Why Is Czech Mlíko Beer So Darn Foamy?
If you've ever seen a Czech-style mlíko pour of beer, you'll have noticed that it's nearly all foam. But why is it poured that way?
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Mountain Dew's 2025 Super Bowl Ad Just Seriously Freaked Us Out
Super Bowl viewers were asking themselves what they get when they cross a seal with Seal, and somehow wind up with a Mountain Dew Baja Blast.
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Dunkin Ran The Extra Mile With Its 2025 Super Bowl 'Movie'
Ben Affleck does a sequel to the top-rated Super Bowl ad from last year, and yes, the Juicy Tracksuit is back, along with a star-studded cast.
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How An Ancient Roman Wine Survived For 2,000 Years
In 2024, it was announced that the oldest wine ever discovered in liquid form had been found in Spain, but how did this liquid survive for around 2,000 years?
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The Proper Way To Send A Bottle Of Wine Back Without Being A Jerk
It can happen to anyone: You take a sip of the wine you ordered and something is definitely off. Here is how to send that bottle back graciously.
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How Elephants Help Make One Of The Most Expensive Coffees In The World
Ever hear of elephant coffee? Well, it's a thing, it's ridiculously expensive, and its creation process is downright fascinating.
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The Case For Adding Beer To Your Meat Marinade
In case you hadn't already heard, beer doubles as a star player in the kitchen. If you're not satisfied with your go-to marinade, a little beer can help.
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The Coffee Mugs You Should Seriously Never Microwave
Heating up a mug of coffee might be a daily go-to, especially when you're in a rush. Take care though, as some coffee mug materials are not microwave save.
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The Sweet Vegetable Your Old Fashioned Cocktail Needs Now
The old fashioned is a cocktail that has seen many variations down the years, but few so intriguing and delicious as this tuber-infused adaptation.
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Why Is The Bloody Mary The Queen Of Brunch Drinks?
The Bloody Mary is synonymous with brunch. But why is this classic cocktail so strongly associated with this particular meal?
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Plant Milk Is More Than A Trend — We've Been Drinking It For Millennia
Milk derived from plants for a long, long time. Seriously, humans have been drinking almond and soy milk way before the 21st century.
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The Important Measurement To Know If You Don't Have A Cocktail Jigger
If you want to make cocktails at home, don't worry about needing specific tools like a jigger. So long as you remember one specific measurement, you're fine.
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What Country Drinks The Most Coffee In The World?
Hot, energizing, and delicious, coffee is a super popular beverage stateside and beyond. So, which country smashes the record for drinking the most coffee?
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Whatever Happened To Budweiser's Beloved Frogs?
Back in the '90s, Budweiser ran a highly successful ad campaign centered around three frogs in a swamp. Whatever happened to those cute little mascots?
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Coca-Cola Orange Cream Review: Close, But Not Exactly The Cream Of The Crop
Coca-Cola recently dropped a new flavor of Orange Cream. We decided to try out the flavor for ourselves to see if it's the cream of the soda crop.
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What Makes Port Wine Unique, And When You Should Drink It
Port has been popular choice among wine aficionados for hundreds of years. If you've never given this Portuguese wine a try, you should.
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Give Mimosas A Tiffany Blue Twist With One Liqueur
This riff on the classic mimosa is both whimsical and elegant. Adding a splash of liqueur creates a gorgeous Tiffany blue color and adds delicious complexity.
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What's The Brand Behind Chick-Fil-A's Coffee?
Chick-fil-A isn't just great with a chicken sandwich, they also serve really good coffee. So what brand of coffee is Chick-fil-A selling, anyway?
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For Over 30 Years, Only 1 Company Could Advertise Alcohol During The Super Bowl
From 1989 to 2022, one company had the exclusive right to advertise alcohol during the Super Bowl. Since this time, many alcohol brands have run Super Bowl ads.
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What's The Difference Between Creamer And Half-And-Half?
Creamer and half-and-half are both popular ingredients for diluting coffee. But, what the real difference between the two and can you use them interchangeably?
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Here's How Long Whiskey Lasts After Opening
Unopened whiskey can last an impressively long time. But once a bottle is open, how long do you have to enjoy it before it starts to deteriorate?
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Who Invented Diet Soda And Why?
In terms of beverages, diet soda is a relatively new invention. Here's the reason why a company you've never heard of came up with this innovative beverage.
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What Exactly Do The Numbers On Your Nespresso Pods Mean?
There are plenty of Nespresso pods to choose from, but there's an important detail you may have missed that'll help you decide: the number printed on the pod.
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What Goes Into New Orleans' Iconic Hand Grenade Cocktail?
The Hand Grenade, New Orleans' ultra-potent cocktail, has a top secret recipe. Internet mixologists have tried to create their own versions.
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