Use This High Quality, Affordable Prosecco For The Best Negroni Sbagliato
A delicious take on a classic Negroni, the Negroni Sbagliato replaces gin with Prosecco. When making the drink, consider using this top-notch sparkling wine.
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Stories By Courtney Iseman
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The Reason Behind Alton Brown's Passion For Science-Based Cooking
Perhaps one of the reasons this culinary pro stands out is his uniquely science-based approach. But where does Alton Brown's love of food science come from?
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The Cherry Swap That Will Class Up Your Shirley Temple (Alcohol Optional)
We turned to an expert to learn what kind of cherry would update the classic Shirley Temple and learned that this type of cherries would do the trick.
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Here's The Best Tequila For A Texas Ranch Water Cocktail
Using the best versions of the ingredients of a ranch water cocktail is how to upgrade the experience. We consulted an expert on where to focus.
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How The George Foreman Grill Skyrocketed To Pop Culture Icon Status
Boxing fans had known George Foreman for decades by the time the grill bearing his name was introduced, but it would bring his fame to a new level.
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How Long Beer Will Stay Fresh In A Growler, Compared To Cans And Bottles
Before you start utilizing these glass jugs known as growlers, there are a few things to know, chief among them being how long beer lasts in them.
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The Absolute Best Beer To Drink With Chinese Takeout Fried Rice
We turned to an expert, Derek Chan, the research and development manager of Mamahuhu, for the best beer pairing for fried rice.
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Restaurant Coat Checks: How To Use Them And The Etiquette You Need To Know
Restaurant coat checks can be daunting. Do you have to use them? How much should you tip? Here's everything you need to know about the etiquette, explained.
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5 Festive Cocktails To Make With Guinness
Rich in flavor and mouthfeel, Guinness is an Irish classic. But you don't have to drink a pint to appreciate the stout. Here are five cocktails to try it in!
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Everything You Need To Perfectly Season Steak Tartare, According To A Chef
When making steak tartare at home, be sure to take one expert's advice on which seasonings to use to perfect your meal.
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The Best Bourbon Chocolates Are Filled With Four Roses, Buffalo Trace And More
We ranked 10 bourbon chocolates to find which producers are merging these two favorites in the best and most creative ways. Our winner ticked both boxes.
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The Rise And Decline Of The Craft Beer Trend
Craft beer is a maturing industry like any other, experiencing some contraction after years of explosive growth.
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Estate Beers Prove Terroir Isn't Just For Wine - Here's Why They're Worth Trying
Wine lovers are likely familiar with terroir, but did you know it can apply to beer too? We got the inside scoop from the Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
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Please Don't Throw Pasta At The Wall — It Won't Tell You If It's Done
Contrary to popular belief, throwing pasta at the wall doesn't accurately prove its doneness. Here's what to do instead when boiling your pasta.
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What To Expect From The Bourbon & Beyond Festival Experience: Cost, Location, And Lineup
Booze enthusiasts with a penchant for festivals may be interested in Bourbon & Beyond. Here's a taste of what the Louisville event has to offer.
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Travel With One Small Ingredient For Easy In-Flight Old Fashioneds
Flying can be incredibly stressful, so it's always nice to kick back with a cocktail at 30,000 feet. Here's a clever way to elevate that tipple.
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Revitalize Your Cosmopolitan With A Simple Cranberry Juice Swap
The classic Cosmopolitan cocktail is timeless, but if you're growing tired of the bitter cranberry flavor profile, try making this effortless swap.
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3 White Wines That Take Shrimp Scampi To The Next Level
If you are looking to improve your homemade shrimp scampi recipe, then look to one of these three white wines that come recommended by an expert.
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Here's What Type Of Beer You're Drinking In A Grolsch
While you may not recognize the name Grolsch, we guarantee you know their iconic pop top bottles. Here's everything you need to know about the beer.
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The Glass You Should Really Be Drinking Gin And Tonic Out Of
According to an expert, gin and tonic is best enjoyed when you're drinking from a specific type of glass. What glass is this, and what are its advantages?
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Here's What You Might Eat For Breakfast In The Maldives
The best way to experience a new culture is through your stomach. Here's how to wake up in the beautiful island nation of the Maldives.
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Why Drinking IPAs With Hot Wings Can Be A Risky Move
Beer might seem like a timeless and quintessential pairing with hot wings, but you might want to rethink sipping an IPA with your buffalo wings.
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Is It Safe To Put Nonstick Pans In The Oven? The Answer Is Complicated
Nonsticks pans are great for stovetop cooking, but what about the inside of the oven? Can these slick pans withstand high heat from all directions?
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Here's What You're Actually Drinking In A Mango Cart Beer
Golden Road Brewing's Mango Cart is quite the thirst-quencher come summertime, but what exactly makes the fruit-flavored beer so satisfying?
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New York's Tastiest Little Italy Isn't In Manhattan
When you hear of Little Italy in NYC, your mind probably envisions Manhattan -- but, as it turns out, the tastiest Little Italy is just up north.
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How Beer Sleeves Keep Your Drink Cooler, According To Science
You probably know that a beer sleeve manages to keep the can cold for longer. But do you know how it works? There's a cool scientific explanation.
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The World's Oldest Bourbon Was Once Owned By A Historic Celebrity
The world's oldest bourbon is notable in its own right by virtue of its age. However, its status is elevated by the fact that a historical celebrity owned it.
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