Coffee Milk Frothers Are Key To Top-Notch Scrambled Eggs
Milk frothers can turn boring coffee into a creamy dream in seconds. But did you know that milk frothers can also help you achieve the fluffiest scrambled eggs?
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Does The Sleepy Girl Mocktail Help You Get More Sleep?
The sleepy girl mocktail, a nonalcoholic bedtime drink made from tart cherry juice, sparkling water or soda, and magnesium powder has taken over TikTok.
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Here's How Long You Can Store An Unopened Bottle Of Red Wine
Some higher-end red wines can last for decades, while others are shouldn't be stored for longer than a few years. Most red wines fall somewhere in the middle.
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Your Instant Mix Hot Chocolate Will Taste Like Heaven With One Extra Step
Hot cocoa tastes amazing, but it can be difficult to amplify an instant powder mix. Luckily, there's a tastier way to take your hot chocolate to the next level.
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How Tap Water Affects Your Home-Brewed Coffee
When making coffee at home, the water you're using to brew is more important than you might think. Here's how you can ensure that your water meets the standard.
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James Bond's Signature Martini Order Is Wrong
James Bond's catch phrase "shaken, not stirred" is as iconic as the spy himself. But, although 007 may have saved the world, he's ordering is drink all wrong.
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Why You Need A Cocktail Shaker For Perfect Iced Coffee
You already have the key to making a perfect iced coffee, but it isn't located anywhere near your coffee maker. Try using the cocktail shaker on your bar cart.
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What Company Makes Costco's Kirkland Brand Tequila?
What makes Costco's Kirkland brand tequila so good? The answer can be found right on the bottle. Here's how you can tell exactly where your tequila is from.
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The Blender Technique To Boost Frozen Margaritas
There's a fine line between an icy and flavorful margarita and one that's mushy and watered-down. Try this blending tip next time you're making a marg at home.
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How To Layer A New York Sour Cocktail
If you like a whiskey sour, a New York Sour is just as delicious. It's also easy to make at home as long as you know how to layer it - and we're here to help.
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What Are Red Eye And Black Eye Coffee Orders?
When it comes to coffee, red eyes and black eyes have little to do with actual eyeballs. So, what's the difference between these two espresso beverages?
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The History Of NYC's Whimsical Egg Cream Soda
Uncover the mystery of NYC's egg cream-a non-egg, non-cream soda with milk and a native seltzer - a nostalgic icon with deep roots in the city's Jewish history.
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What's The Difference Between Alcohol-Free And Non-Alcoholic Beverages?
As sober-curious movements continue to take hold over, a few terms are now being added to labels such as alcohol-free and non-alcoholic. What's the difference?
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The Little Known History Behind Coca-Cola Bottles
There's nothing like a glass bottle of Coca-Cola. No other soft drink bottles curve quite like Coke's does. But did you know that this is entirely intentional?
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The 3 Types Of Cocktail Shakers Home Bartenders Need To Know
There are three main types of cocktail shakers, and, while similar, each has its own benefits and unique design. Here's what you need to know.
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The Best Box Brownies Are Made With Coffee, Not Water
Box brownies are a great and easy sweet treat you can whip up in no time. But if you want to make them even better, try using coffee instead of water.
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What Does It Mean To Order Espresso 'Ristretto' Or 'Long-Shot'?
If you're an espresso aficionado, odds are you've heard of a ristretto or a long shot. These espresso variations seem similar, but there are some differences.
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Cookie Monster Has Been Eating Rice And Instant Coffee This Whole Time
You don't have to be a genius to guess this iconic "Sesame Street" character's favorite food. But did you know that Cookie Monster eats more than just cookies?
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The Scientific Reason Pickle Juice Is The Perfect Chaser For Whiskey
Chasing a shot of whiskey with pickle juice is often done to mitigate bitterness and burn. But, there is science behind why this works, and we have the lowdown.
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The Exact Difference Between A Radler And A Shandy
You've just added a few splashes of lemonade to your beer. Does that make it a radler, or should it be considered a shandy instead?
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What Company Makes Costco's Kirkland Brand Vodka?
While many rumors indicate that Grey Goose is the famed brand behind the popular Kirkland vodka bottle, that is not the case. Here's what we know.
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Swap Vodka With Absinthe For An Invigorating Twist On The Martini
You might hesitate to put any twists on a classic martini, but we think absinthe is the curious spirit this cocktail needs to give it an invigorating upgrade.
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Cold Brew Vs. Iced Coffee: Which Is Stronger?
Cold brew and iced coffee may seem like they're one and the same, but these two classic café beverages have some crucial differences.
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What Should You Drink To Stay Hydrated? It Isn't Always Water
Drinking water is always going to be necessary, but it's not the only hydrating drink, and in some cases, there are options you may like a lot more.
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What It Means When A Wine Bottle Is Labeled 'Reserve'
There's nothing better than a glass of properly aged wine. But you might be surprised to find that not all wines with a "reserve" label are created equal.
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Why Schools Serve Lunch With Milk, Not Water
Milk has been served in U.S. schools for decades per the Special Milk Program, but water isn't mandated. Here's why milk has always been prioritized over water.
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The Best Subscriptions For Every Type Of Coffee Drinker
With so many options for coffee subscriptions out there, it can be hard to choose what's best for your favorite coffee lover. Fortunately, we're here to help.
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