How Much Juice Do You Get From One Watermelon?
It can be difficult to figure out how to use an entire watermelon given their size, so why not make some refreshing watermelon juice? Here's how.
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What Is The Weakest Alcoholic Drink You Can Actually Buy?
If you enjoy the taste of alcoholic beer, wine, cider, spirits, and cocktails but want to avoid high-alcohol drinks, what's the weakest option available?
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The Southern Twist Alton Brown Puts On India's Lassi Drink
One unique way of making a lassi drink is swapping yogurt with buttermilk for a Southern twist on the drink, courtesy of celebrity chef Alton Brown.
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10 Things Coffee Enthusiasts Should Know About Starbucks Reserve
Starbucks Reserve, an upscale program, is all about unique coffee-centered experiences. We break down all the details that you'll want to know.
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Why Your Homemade Oat Milk Is Slimy And How To Prevent It
Oat milk has long taken the world by storm. If you're trying to make it at home, though, you might find it to be a bit slimy. Here's how to avoid that.
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Why You Shouldn't Drink Cider That's Too Cold
While nothing sounds better than an ice cold hard cider on a crisp autumn night, you should think twice about drinking cider that's too cold. Here's why.
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Homemade Oat Milk Is Easier To Make At Home Than You Might Expect
There are plenty of reasons to prefer oat milk to dairy milk, but often that choice comes with a hefty price tag. Luckily, making oat milk is simple.
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Starbucks Vs Dunkin': Who Makes The Better Macchiato?
Both Dunkin' and Starbucks sell hot and iced latte macchiatos. Our review puts the two coffeehouse giants head-to-head to see who sells the best cup.
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Your Hot Chocolate Has Been Missing A Splash Of Coffee Creamer
The sweet, creamy addition can help bring both texture and flavor into your chocolate beverages, and you can mix and match flavored coffee creamers.
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Clark Gable's Favorite Martini Hack Is One You Might Want To Try
The iconic star's martini preparation required a specific technique, but it's not difficult to learn and you can try it at home with your next cocktail.
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Chocolate Cold Foam Transforms Your Morning Coffees
Turn your standard cup of iced Joe into a more elegant affair with silky, frothy layers of chocolate cold foam.
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The Best Time Frame To Brew Coffee After The Roast Date
Your roasted coffee beans probably came with an expiration date, but it's actually the roast date that determines the best time to brew those beans.
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12 Limited Edition Nespresso Pods That We Need Year-Round
Nespresso has a wide selection of flavors, including its much-loved limited edition pods. Here are a few of the best, that deserve to be available all year.
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12 Bourbon Alternatives To Pappy Van Winkle, According To A Bartender
While you may not be able to find or afford a bottle of Pappy Van Winkle bourbon, there are plenty of top-notch alternatives for bourbon fans to consider.
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Liquid Death Water Flavors, Ranked Worst To Best
Liquid Death water offers some very interesting and bone-chilling flavors, so we decided to put them to the test to see which one was truly the best.
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Chocolate Spoons Add A Gourmet Touch To Your Morning Cup Of Coffee
Instead of shaving pieces of chocolate over your favorite mug or melting squares of chocolate in the bottom of your cup, use a chocolate-coated spoon.
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The Best Way To Reheat A Hot Butter Bourbon Cocktail For A Second Round
There's nothing worse than having to waste a batch of delicious hot buttered bourbon. Here's a way to reheat your cocktail to enjoy another day.
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The Clever Way To Use Your Stanley Cup As A Mini Cooler
Stanley cups are the vacuum insulated hot and cold beverage holder that keeps on giving. Here's some ideas of how to use them as a mini cooler for picnics.
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The 17 Best Breweries In Colorado, According To A Local
With over 400 to choose from, picking the best craft breweries in Colorado is no easy feat. But with the expertise of a local, this list is a pretty good start.
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This Is Exactly How Blueberry Wine Is Made
While there are nuances that set it apart from other types, blueberry wine is fermented using a similar process as grape wine. Here's a look at how it's made.
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Make The Absolute Best Glaze For Your Meat With Bourbon And Cola
Normally we choose to sip on our bourbon and cola, but did you know the two work equally well in the kitchen as a glaze for meat?
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Green Group Takes Aim At Coca-Cola Over Packaging
Coca-Cola has big sustainability goals for its packaging. However, according to an environmentalist group, the drink juggernaut is falling short.
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16 Tea Drinks From Around The World That You Need To Try
There are numerous tea-based beverages available beyond a basic cup of black or green tea. Here are 16 tea drinks from around the world that you need to try.
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Ways To Spot A Fake Pappy Van Winkle Bourbon, According To Buffalo Trace
As one of the most sought-after bourbons on the market, Pappy Van Winkle is often faked. To learn how to spot a fake, we interviewed an expert.
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What's The Difference Between Clarified And Infused Cocktails?
It's easy to confused by the terminology used in mixology. Learning about clarified and infused cocktails will help you choose your next round.
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Grind Your Own Matcha For The Absolute Best Flavor
Coffee lovers know that the absolute best way to ensure a fresh, great-tasting brew is to grind their own beans. And the same is true when making matcha powder!
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The Interesting History Of Tiquira, One Of Brazil's Oldest And Rarest Spirits
Tiquira is the oldest known spirit in Brazil, and outside of the state of Maranhão, it's still relatively obscure. Get to know the intriguing spirit.
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