The Biggest Mistake Everyone Makes When Serving Canned Cocktails
With canned cocktails growing in popularity, Chowhound spoke exclusively with a chief mixologist about the best way to serve the convenient drink.
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Washed Vs Semi-Washed Vs Natural Process: What It Means For Your Coffee
The way your coffee beans are processed can impact its flavor notes. Brush up on the differences between washed, semi-washed, and natural coffee processes.
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What Is Scotch Made From Actually?
Scotch whisky is a type of whiskey that must be made in Scotland and consist of a specific list of ingredients, although these can change based on the category.
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What's A Tequila Sunrise Vs A Tequila Sunset?
The tequila sunrise has been around for years, while the tequila sunset offers a new spin on the classic cocktail. But what's the difference, exactly?
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The Rich Twist Your Favorite Patio Sangria Needs
Whether you're making a white wine or red wine sangria, this one ingredient can add a richer, deeper undertone to the flavor of this refreshing drink.
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Exclusive Cocktail Recipe: Maker's Mark Bourbon And Vanilla Tomato Water Cooler
Fresh summer tomatoes are the star of the show in this sweet and savory bourbon cocktail, shared exclusively with Chowhound by Maker's Mark Distillery.
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Tips For Better Frozen Drinks: Daiquiris, Margaritas, Lemonade, And More
If you're looking to make your drinks extra icy, and keep them frozen while you enjoy them, store these simple tips in your arsenal. Happy summertime sipping!
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Sparkling Water Is Older Than The United States Of America
Sparkling water is everywhere today, but it's an older beverage than you may realize. And its inventor was encouraged by none other than Benjamin Franklin.
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The Key Ingredient That Makes Beer Bitter
Beer is made of three key ingredients, and one of those ingredients is central to the delightfully bitter taste that many beer drinkers like to savor.
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How Long Buttermilk Stays Fresh After Opening
Buttermilk is one of the most versatile dairy ingredients available to home cooks. Here's how long it stays fresh after opening, and how to store it.
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The 18th Century Origin Of IPA Beer
Even if you're familiar with the light and bitter beer known as IPA, you might not be familiar with its history, which dates back to the 1700s.
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The Scientific Reason Liquor Does Not Solidify In Your Freezer
Your favorite liquor won't turn rock-solid in your freezer, but that doesn't mean you can pop any type of alcoholic drink in there. Here's why.
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How Just 3 Ingredients Turn Into Fluffy Dalgona Coffee
Whipped Dalgona coffee looks way more complicated than it actually is. With just a few simple ingredients, here's how you can recreate the fluffiness at home.
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Upgrade Your Cocktails By Firing Up The Grill
For drinks that pair perfectly with grilled and barbecued foods, try using your outdoor appliances to sear and smoke cocktail garnishes, syrups, and more.
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The Cardinal Mistake Of Cooking With Wine According To Alex Guarnaschelli
Chef and TV host Alex Guarnaschelli loves to cook with wine, but there are a few mistakes that you could be making. Here's the biggest one, and how to avoid it.
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An Expert's Guide To Pairing Food With Orange Wine
Orange wines are named for their color, not their taste. Their traits can vary a fair bit, so Chowhound asked an expert how to pair these drinks with food.
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The Myth About Restaurant Wine Markups You Should Un-Learn
Does ordering a fancy glass of wine at a restaurant feel like price gouging? An expert dispels the myth that its hefty price tag is due to simple greed.
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The Old Hollywood Duo Behind The First Ever Chocolate Martini
Two silver screen actors created the chocolate martini we know and love. Try their classic version, then shake things up to add your own twist to the drink.
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The Air Fryer Hack You Need To Upgrade Cocktail Hour
This air fryer hack is easy but takes a bit of time. You'll be sure to impress your guests with the beautiful addition to your cocktails.
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The Straining Technique That Makes Homemade Cocktails Taste Expensive
Do you want to make your homemade cocktails taste like they're from in a trendy, high-end bar? Using this straining technique can take them to the next level.
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What's The Difference Between Aperitifs And Digestifs?
There are a few key differences between aperitifs and digestifs. Here's the history and characteristics that makes each type of drink unique.
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Why People Once Tested Liquor With Gunpowder
It's often said that the British Royal Navy used gunpowder to test its rum in the 17th to 19th centuries. Here is the history behind the tale.
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Dunkin's Iced Coffees, Ranked Worst To Best
America runs on the stuff, and Dunkin's got plenty of iced coffees to choose from. We decided to taste and rank them all for your chilled drinking pleasure.
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Zero Sugar Vs Diet: The Difference Between Zero-Calorie Soda Labels
With summer in full swing, you may be sipping on a diet soda and wondered if there's a difference between diet and sugar free. We bring you the truth here.
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TikTok's Fluffy Coke Is A Cross Between Dirty Soda And Ice Cream Floats
Fluffy Coke is all over TikTok. If you're unfamiliar with the creative soda fountain concoction, here's what to know, and how it compares to similar beverages.
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5 Things You Should Know About The Forever Chemicals In Your Kitchen
It's all too easy to encounter these practically indestructible chemicals in your kitchen, so we talked to an expert to find out more about them.
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Costco Won't Sell You Alcohol In These 2 US States
Not everyone can buy quality bargain wines and Kirkland craft beer from Costco because restrictions on selling alcohol in grocery stores vary state by state.
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