The Cinnamon Syrup You'll Want To Use On Everything Is Only 4 Simple Ingredients
Homemade cinnamon simple syrup has a warm, spicy, comforting flavor perfect for warm drinks. And this versatile mix-in only takes four ingredients.
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How A Coffee Patina Can Easily Protect Your Knives
A patina on a knife blade helps protect it from rust and corrosion. Skip the wait for process to occur naturally and do it yourself with a strong cup of coffee.
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Make Your Own Black Vodka To Add A Spooky Twist To Your Cocktails
Nothing says dark libation of the night like a black vodka cocktail, but if you can't find a brand of black vodka on the shelf you can easily make your own.
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Chill Your Punch Using A Clever Bundt Pan Trick
If your party guests are fashionably late, your perfect punch bowl concoction can become a watery mess. Luckily, there's an icy trick that involves a Bundt pan.
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What Makes Bottled-In-Bond Whiskey Unique?
If you've ever seen the label "bottled in bond" on a bottle of whiskey, you may have wondered what makes the spirit unique. We have the answer.
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Winston Churchill's Favorite Scotch Came From An Iconic Brand
Iconic British prime minister Winston Churchill is well-known for enjoying an alcoholic beverage -- and his favorite Scotch whisky shows he had excellent taste.
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Does Chipotle Still Sell Margaritas?
Chipotle included margaritas on its original menu when its first location opened in Denver back in 1993, and some Chipotles still sell margs to this day.
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Why Aftershock Liqueur Is So Hard To Find
In the '90s, bottles of Aftershock were a common sight behind bars. What happened to this once-popular cinnamon liqueur and why did it disappear?
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12 US Cities Every Beer Lover Should Visit
From Denver to New Orleans, some U.S. cities are better known for their beer scene than others, but here are the 12 you must visit if you enjoy the beverage.
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How Many Oranges Do You Need For One Cup Of Juice?
The exact number of oranges needed to make 1 cup of orange juice can vary. Understanding how to measure fresh orange juice is a useful trick to have.
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For A More Complex Spiked Coffee, Opt For A Flavored Vodka
Spiked coffee is a great treat during the colder months. If you like Irish coffee, you can also experiment with different flavors of vodka for a new cocktail.
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Coca-Cola Recalls Thousands Of Cans Of Mislabeled 'Zero-Sugar' Lemonade
Coca-Cola issued a recall for mislabeled cases of sugar-free Minute Maid lemonade in three midwestern states. Here's what to know.
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Betty White's Favorite Alcoholic Drink Had A Lemony Twist
The legendary Betty White regularly enjoyed her favorite cocktail on the rocks with lots of citrus. The drink is just as much of a classic as she was.
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2 Ways To Easily Incorporate Fresh Berries Into Iced Coffee
Give your iced coffee an upgrade by adding some muddled berries -- strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, or blackberries -- or even a berry-flavored syrup.
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Your Noisy Blender Is A Nuisance, But A Towel Can Help
We love starting the day with a fresh smoothie, but we don't love the ear-piercing screech of a blender at dawn. All you need is a towel. Here's how it helps.
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The Right Way To Pour A Guinness From A Tap
Guinness is a unique beer, from it's color to the way its poured. So, we spoke to an expert to get the low down on the proper way to pour this classic pint.
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The Spicy Ingredient That Can Add A Subtle Heat To Your Coffee
If you're chai tea fan but can't give up your morning caffeine boost, try adding this signature spice to your coffee. The ingredient adds a subtle heat.
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Why You Should Always Remove Your Keurig Pods After Brewing
Don't let your Keurig pods sit and languish in the machine for too long after brewing. It's important to take them out to keep your machine clean and safe.
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What's The Difference Between A Sea Breeze And A Bay Breeze Cocktail?
A sea breeze and bay breeze are two tasty cocktails featuring vodka and cranberry juice. Here's how they are similar and how they diverge from origins to taste.
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The Science Lesson That Tells You How Smoked Cocktails Work
Smoking a glass before pouring a drink into it may look superfluous, but there's science behind the show, and it adds deeper flavor. But why does it work?
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12 Tips You Should Know To Save Money On Food When Traveling
Traveling can be really expensive, so here are some genius ways to save some money on food costs whether you are traveling abroad or across your country.
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How Long Is Apple Cider Good For?
Since people usually only drink apple cider in fall, there's some confusion over how long it stays good for. It all depends whether or not it is pasteurized.
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Freeze Whipped Cream For The Ultimate Coffee Topping
A simple but exceptional idea to elevate your coffee game: frozen whipped cream. Have you considered the magical effect a frozen dollop can have on your coffee?
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Is There A Difference Between Frozen Hot Chocolate And A Chocolate Milkshake?
Frozen hot chocolate and a chocolate milkshake sound like the same drink, but trust us, they're not. We examined these drinks and discovered something new.
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The Mysterious Origins Of The Sidecar Cocktail
The sidecar is a captivating classic cocktail. It's been around for at least a century, but its origins remain an enigma. Here's what to know.
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Serve Trader Joe's Cookie Butter Beer Frozen For The Ultimate Boozy Milkshake
A pint of cookie butter beer might sound strange to sip on, but this sweet golden ale from Trader Joe's is perfect for making a delicious boozy milkshake.
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How To Emulate A Mexican Hot Chocolate With Your Next Starbucks Order
Starbucks might not have a Mexican hot chocolate on its official menu, but you can still order one by customizing the chain's regular hot cocoa. Here's how.
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