What Kind Of Coffee Beans Does McDonald's Use In Its McCafé Blends?
If you've ever wondered what type of coffee McDonald's brand McCafé uses, we have the buzzy intel on this particular cup of joe.
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The Whipped Cream Hack For An Instagram-Worthy Hot Chocolate
Step up your hot chocolate game by transforming the classic whipped cream topping into fun and festive edible decorations with this simple hack.
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How The Mimosa Became The Go-To Brunch Cocktail
As ubiquitous as short stacks, hash browns, and coffee, the mimosa floats on its bubbly, bottomless reputation as the go-to brunch cocktail. Here's why.
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What Does IBU Mean For Beer?
If you want to analyze the bitterness of your favorite beer, you need to familiarize yourself with the term IBU.
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The Perfect Mix For Sweet Margaritas Is At Costco
If you love a sweet margarita but don't always want to go to the trouble of making one at home, try this margarita mix from Costco. You'll be glad you did.
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The Mediterranean Pantry Staple That Makes Hot Chocolate Decadently Creamy
There are countless ways to upgrade hot chocolate, but a spoonful (or several) of this nutty spread is the secret to a richer, more flavorful cup of cocoa.
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How Ancient Fermentation Techniques Shaped The Sake We Drink Today
Sake has been around for a long time, like really long. And there are some interesting fermentation techniques that helped shape the sake we drink today.
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Starbucks Is Elevating Its Dine-In Experience In The Best Way
Starbucks fans rejoice! Starting January 27, several changes for dine-in customers are taking effect at locations in the U.S. and Canada. Here's what to know.
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Add Stout Beer To Your Chocolate Cakes For A Moist And Flavorful Bite
Make your next chocolate cake even more decadent by including a stout in your batter. Here's how to add the beer, and why it works so well with chocolate.
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What's The Best Beer For Steak And Ale Pies?
The flavor of your steak and ale pie will rely a lot on the kind of ale you choose, so make sure you know the best beer to buy before you start baking.
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The Secret Behind The Lines On Starbucks Cups
File this under the list of things you noticed once and never thought about again: Ever wonder what the lines on the side of your to-go Starbucks cup are for?
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What Ever Happened To The Drink Tang?
Remember Tang? If you're not familiar with this flavored drink mix, here's what to know about how it came to prominence and where you can find some.
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Is Bottled Water Really Just Repackaged Tap Water?
Bottled water can certainly be a convenient way to stay hydrated, but it may not be all that special when compared with tap water. Here's what to know.
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Making Your Own Coffee Liqueur Is Way Easier Than You Think
That rich coffee liqueur that's used in espresso martinis and white Russians is super easy to make at home. It only needs a handful of ingredients.
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Do Canned Cocktails Expire?
Liquor does not expire, but does the same apply to canned cocktails as well? Read on to find out, and follow these tips to store canned cocktails properly.
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Resetting Your Nespresso Machine Is Easier Than You Think
Resetting a Nespresso machine is easier than you think. Simply follow these instructions depending on the machine you have and restore it to factory settings.
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Why Mint Juleps Are Traditionally Served In Silver Cups
The Mint Julep is the official cocktail of the Kentucky Derby, which is also the reason behind why the drink is traditionally served in a silver cup.
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The Sweet Milk That Belongs In Your Smoothies
Smoothies can go from good to great based on the liquid that you use to blend them. For a sweet, fruity twist, consider swapping regular milk with this one.
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The 9 Best Coffee Bean Brands For All Of Your Brewing Needs
Whether you want an espresso, cold brew, or regular old cup o' Joe, these coffee bean brands are the best for your 2025 brewing needs.
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Why Only Pairing Sake With Japanese Food Is A Big Mistake
Sake in the U.S. is served in Japanese restaurants but typically not in other places. We asked one expert how this fermented drink gets misunderstood.
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The 4-Ingredient Ginger Ale Cocktail That's A Golf Course Favorite
Spend a sunny day at a golf course and you're bound to find people sipping on a purplish-red cocktail. Read on to what this punchy ginger ale-based drink is.
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Bobby Flay's Ingenious Technique For A Flavor-Packed Margarita
There are several ways to make a margarita, but Bobby Flay has one ingenious technique you should try that makes margaritas more flavor-packed than ever.
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14 Lager Beer And Food Pairings That You Need To Try
A lager's versatility is what makes it such a great complement to so many dishes, from sushi and tacos to chocolate and Peking duck.
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What Does Extra Dry Champagne Actually Mean?
There are many different terms that can adorn your Champagne bottle, none of which are easy to understand. So, what exactly does the claim extra dry mean?
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The Right Way To Add Beer To Your Mac And Cheese
Whoever thought to add beer to mac and cheese deserves high praise. We tapped an expert to help explain the right way to prepare beer mac and cheese.
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How To Tell If A Beer Bar Is Worth Your Time
Here are the things you should look for in a beer bar, regardless whether you want to try a different place to drink, are new in town, or on vacation.
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The Best Type Of Tequila For Seriously Good Mexican Coffee
These days, coffee and liquor is a common combination with many possibilities. Here's the type of tequila you should be using when making Mexican coffee.
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