To Drink This Rare Cocktail, Your Lips Must Touch A Scary Ingredient
Drinking cultures around the world have many bizarre rituals that eager tourists can try. This famous Yukon Sourtoe cocktail is seriously unique.
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What's The Difference Between A Cappuccino And A Latte?
Cappuccinos and lattes are some of the most popular coffee orders in the world, but even many frequent coffee drinkers don't know the difference between them.
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Add More Flavor And Fun To Beer With An Unexpected Ingredient
Beer can sometimes be boring, but not with this hack. Turn a regular old pint into something fun and surprising with a splash of one sour addition.
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Here's How Long You Should Chill Champagne In The Freezer
Sometimes life gets away from you and you don't have a chance to grab the champagne ahead of time. If that's you, here's how to chill it quickly in the freezer.
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Trader Joe's Makes The Perfect Shortcut To A Spicy Margarita
Trader Joe's knows what the people want. With one ingredient and your favorite tequila, you will be sipping on a delicious spicy margarita in no time.
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Bottled Water Recalls That Affected Millions
Bottle water brands market their product as being pure and natural ... but that's not always the case, as explained in this history of bottled water recalls.
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How To Make Champagne Jell-O Shots For The New Year
Give your New Year's Eve festivities a little upgrade this year and turn your usual glass of bubbly into champagne jell-o shots for the midnight countdown.
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The Best Types Of Liquor For Spiked Hot Chocolate This Winter Season
Hot chocolate can be made in many ways but one of the best festive treats is to spike it with booze. These liquors make the best hot chocolate additions.
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Here's How Many Glasses Of Champagne Are In A Single Bottle
Toasting with champagne is one of the most important parts about a New Year's Eve celebration. Here's how many glasses of champagne are in a bottle.
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To Fight Off Malaria, The Brits Invented A World Classic Cocktail
Malaria was a life-threatening risk for British soldiers stationed in tropical areas. The simple cocktail they invented to ward it off is now a beloved classic.
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Why You Should Look Beyond The Draft List When Trying Belgian Beers
Many of us favor draft beer whenever we visit a bar. But, if it's Belgian beer you're drinking, you might be better off ordering a bottled brew.
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What Grapes Are Actually Used To Make Champagne?
What makes Champagne sparkle? Explore the history, grapes, and climate shaping this iconic wine region-and its uncertain future under climate change.
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Ina Garten's Simple Tip Will Elevate Your Cocktails
Making cocktails at home is fun and can make your dinner parties feel extra professional. Use Ina Garten's hosting trick to really elevate a mixed drink.
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The French Connection Cocktail Only Takes 2 Ingredients To Make
It's hard to beat a 2-ingredient cocktail when it comes to speed and efficiency. Try making a classy French Connection for your next cocktail hour.
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Does Hemp Milk Have THC In It?
Hemp milk’s creamy, nutty flavor makes it a popular dairy alternative-but does it contain THC? Here’s what you should know about its effects.
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The Dunkin' Donuts Order That Tastes Like Sipping On A Blueberry Cobbler
Want your morning coffee to taste like a warm, indulgent plate of blueberry cobbler? Try this unique order next time you swing by Dunkin' Donuts.
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What Flavor Is Original Mountain Dew, Anyway?
Mountain Dew soda has a distinct flavor that instantly gives nostalgic vibes when you taste it, but one might be hard pressed to figure out its exact flavor.
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Italy's Wine Windows Are Just Big Enough For Someone To Hand You A Glass
In Italy, an historic method of getting wine through a small window found new life during the pandemic, and now wine windows are popular once more.
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Why A New York Sour Should Actually Be Called A Chicago Sour
Sweet and sour cocktails are a lip-smacking treat. We discover why the New York Sour should really be called a Chicago Sour on speakeasy menus.
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Don't Panic When Your Nespresso Machine Blinks Red Or Orange
Is your Nespresso blinking? From decoding red and orange lights to cleaning and descaling, here’s how to troubleshoot and revive your coffee machine.
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Does Dark Roast Coffee Really Have More Caffeine Than Light?
Even the staunchest coffee drinker may be confused when it comes to light versus dark roast. What's the actual difference between the two and is one "stronger"?
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7-Eleven Slurpees Are The Perfect Mixer For Your Favorite Liquor
7-Eleven Slurpees are a nostalgic summer treat that take you right back to childhood. Make these drinks a little more adult by mixing in your favorite liquor.
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Taylor Swift Loves This Classic Autumn Starbucks Drink
Taylor Swift has long been hailed as a fall queen and a lover of all things cozy. This classic Starbucks drink ticks all her boxes and is a long-time favorite.
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Why Some Southerners Bury A Bottle Of Bourbon Before Their Wedding
Weddings have tons of important rituals and superstitions. One important tradition from the South involves burying a bottle of bourbon before the ceremony.
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Decaffeinated And Caffeine Free Teas Are Not The Same
Decaffeinated tea is a completely different thing than caffeine-free tea -- one has had the caffeine removed, while the other never had any to begin with.
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The Oil Hack That Makes Your Plant-Based Milk Froth Better
Plant-based milk lovers, tired of clumpy foam in your coffee? Discover the simple trick that transforms your froth (from cashew to oat) into perfection.
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The Key Differences Between Eggnog And Puerto Rican Coquito
Eggnog or coquito? Explore the history, key differences, and delicious traditions behind these holiday beverages, and decide your favorite winter sip!
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