What Is The Best Milk Alternative To Use For Vegan Copycat Starbucks Cold Foam?
Starbucks cold foam has been the rage since its widespread release in 2018, but what if you're vegan? Luckily, there's a way you can make it without dairy milk.
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Do You Need To Remove The Germ From Garlic?
We'll explain what part of the garlic clove is called the germ and the arguments for and against removing it before using garlic in your recipe. -
This Is The Secret To Scooping Ice Cream Like A Pro
If you can't get ice cream out of the tub without making a mess, here's how you need to change your technique to match a professional scooper's skills. -
Why Did Texas Roadhouse Get Rid Of Its Peanuts?
The complimentary peanuts were beloved by many of the chain's patrons, but times seem to have changed and they are now largely unavailable. -
One Of The Most Expensive Drinks At Disney World Is At The Star Wars Bar, Oga's Cantina
Disney World knows how to give visitors a unique experience, and if you want to imbibe a drink to remember, head to the Star Wars bar and order this. -
The Sweet Addition To Elevate Your Starbucks Chai Latte
The Chai Latte has been a mainstay at Starbucks for decades. But if you're looking to put a new spin on a classic, try this sweet addition next time you order. -
Queen Elizabeth's Favorite Party Desserts Featured Coffee And Dark Chocolate
Buckingham Palace is home to quite a few banquets and fancy parties. And anytime the Queen was in attendance, one could expect outstanding desserts. -
The Secret For An Extra Crunchy Grilled Cheese Is Already In Your Pantry
Ready to elevate your homemade grilled cheese sandwich? Try adding this common pantry ingredient for an extra crispy, crunchy texture. -
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Favorite Dessert Was Created By His Mother
Looking at what an important figure ate can reveal something about their way of life, and that's the case with this homemade dessert that Dr. MLK Jr. loved. -
How Starbucks' New CEO Drinks His Morning Coffee
Given that he's the new CEO of Starbucks, we can't help but wonder what Brian Niccol's preferred morning coffee drink is. The answer is a timeless classic. -
You Can Thank Jamaica For The Invention Of Chocolate Milk
One sip of chocolate milk will instantly transport you back to your childhood. Have you ever taken a second to consider the origins of the drink? -
How Long To Steep Thai Iced Tea For The Absolute Best Taste
Nothing hits the spot like a tall glass of Thai iced tea. Aromatic and beautiful, this is the perfect tea to serve a crowd. Here's the best way to steep it. -
The Fan-Favorite Starbucks Refresher We Wish We Had In The US
Starbucks discontinues fan-favorite items sometimes. One that was removed, the Cool Lime Refresher, has been added back to menus, but only in Canada. -
The Simple Solution To Fix A Drink That's Too Bitter
If you're making cocktails at home and notice your drink is too bitter, we've got the perfect fix: Just add in a splash of a saline solution. Here's why. -
The Real-Life Duncan Hines' Favorite Food Was A Sweet Classic
You've probably seen the name "Duncan Hines" in the baking aisle, but he was a real man with strong opinions about food. What, then, was his favorite dish? -
The Milky Starbucks Drink That Tastes Like A Kinder Chocolate
Baristas at the Findlay Creek Starbucks in Ottawa, Canada recently shared their Kinder Bueno drink based on Ferrero's chocolate bar of the same name. -
Cinnamon Sugar Tortilla Chips Make Dessert Even More Fun
For a quick and easy way to satisfy your sweet tooth, look no further than cinnamon sugar tortilla chips, made with just four ingredients. -
The Scientific Reason Grenadine Sinks In Some Cocktails
Grenadine quickly sinks to the bottom of a tequila sunrise cocktail, creating the classic 'sunrise' color gradient we all know and love. But why? -
The Kitchen Staple That Can Help Tone Down An Overly Spicy Dish
When added to food, this kitchen staple dissolves the capsaicin into its fat molecules, which can then be removed from the final product. -
Why Own A Dehydrator When You Can Use An Air Fryer?
As air fryers continue to grow more popular, cooks are finding new and creative ways to use the all-in-one device. One such innovative use is dehydrating food. -
Your Air Fryer Is An Underrated Tool For Reviving Stale Chips
There's a simple method of breathing life back into your stale chips using one of America's favorite kitchen appliances: the air fryer. -
How Much Yeast You Can Expect To Find Inside A Single Packet
If you've ever followed a recipe for bread, you've likely stumbled across an instruction to add a packet of yeast. But how much yeast does this actually entail? -
The Oil You Should Be Using For Tastier Tempura
Though they may seem interchangeable, the type of oil that you use for frying makes a huge difference on the end result and affects both taste and heat levels. -
Are Sprinkles And Jimmies Really The Same Sweet Topping?
Depending on where you grew up, you may know those sugary little dessert toppings as sprinkles or jimmies, or you might have even heard both.
