The Bright Blue Regional Soda That Deserves A Spot On Shelves Nationwide
Sodas come in a variety of colors, but blue isn't a shade you see every day. A bottle of this blue soda pop is hard to miss and definitely worth a taste.
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Why Buying Prepared Smoothies At The Grocery Store Isn't Such A Life Hack After All
Purchasing a prepared smoothie from the supermarket is fine when you're in a hurry, but it's definitely not the same as making a smoothie for yourself at home.
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Familiar Foods That Flopped Until They Changed Their Name
Every food product needs a name that will entice consumers. But some well-known items and brands only achieved success once they changed theirs.
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Cocktail Garnishes May Be On The Chopping Block As Some Bartenders Turn To Minimalism
Some bartenders are starting to worry cocktail garnishes are having an outsized impact on the environment, leading to a debate over whether they're necessary.
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How To Spice Up Plain Milk With Fruit Jam
Your favorite jam and regular milk come together to make a delightful treat. Sip fruit-flavored milk on its own or use it in a wide variety of recipes.
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What Makes Starbucks' Frappuccino Roast Special?
If you've tried to hack a Starbucks Frappuccino at home, you know it's impossible to replicate that signature flavor. Here's why the Frapp Roast is so special.
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This Gas Station's Coffee Is Hands Down The Best We Tried
Just because you're getting your morning coffee from a gas station, doesn't mean it should taste bad. Here's the brew we'd choose every time.
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Is Fiji Water Worth The Money Or Overpriced? It's Complicated.
Fiji Water seems to hold a certain level of status, but why is that? Is there something about this brand of bottled water that justifies the high price tag?
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The Tongue-Tingling Peppercorns That Can Amp Up Cocktails
Want to elevate your favorite cocktail just a little more? These peppercorns may be just what you need. Our expert weighs in with how, and when, to use them.
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The Airplane Drink Myth You Have To Stop Believing
Don't let unnecessary worries make airline travel more stressful than it is. The Takeout spoke to a flight attendant who debunked this common drink myth.
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12 Gas Station Coffees, Ranked From Worst To Best, According To Reviews
Gas station coffee is a necessity for road trips? But which cup of joe is worthy of your cup holder? We ranked the biggest brands based on customer feedback.
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How Coffee Divided The North And South During The Civil War
During the U.S. Civil War, the two opposing sides had at least one thing in common -- a love for coffee. However, the North and South did not have equal access.
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The Famous Cocktail With A Bogus Origin Story
It turns out, the history behind one of our favorite cocktails is a complete lie, made up by the mixologist to promote the drink and the bar that served it.
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We Asked A Nutritionist What They Really Think Of Trump's Eating Habits
Are burgers, diet sodas, and steaks really as bad as they sound? A nutritionist weighs in on the heavy lift required to thrive on Trump's daily eating habits.
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Our Least Favorite Sparkling Water Tastes Like A Dull Version Of Sprite
Nothing hits quite like a cold, fizzy, sparkling water, but not every brand makes a good product. Here's the worst sparkling water you can buy.
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The 4th Category Of Alcoholic Beverages Goes Beyond Beer, Wine, And Liquor
The tipsy trinity of beer, wine, and liqour are what most think of when they hear "alcohol," but there's a fourth category that's been tearing up the charts.
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Ina Garten Always Keeps This Easy-To-Drink Style Of Wine On Hand
Ina Garten is a queen amongst women who always seems to know what's delicious and what isn't. When it comes to wine, she always keeps this type on hand.
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We Asked A Sommelier What Wine They Drink When They're Not Working
A sommelier's job might be defined by wine, but that doesn't mean they approach every wine like it's their job. Here's what we gleaned from one of the pros.
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TikTok Swears By The Cortisol Cocktail For Stress Relief, But We're Not Convinced
The cortisol cocktail has been blowing up as a magical stress reliever on TikTok, but medical professionals are suspicious of the drink's purported benefits.
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The Essential Ice Step You Can't Skip When Prepping For A Barbecue
You've got the perfect burgers, buns, and beer brats. But phoning it in on the ice could turn your barbecue into the lamest event of the summer. Here's why.
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The Chemicals Likely Hiding In Your Favorite Sparkling Water
Sparkling water is refreshing, and often boasts of having no sugar or calories. However, forever chemicals are likely hiding in your favorite fizzy water.
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Order Your Starbucks Drink Like This And The Baristas Will Thank You
Starbucks drinks come with seemingly endless possible modifications, and if you want to make things easy on your barista, order them in this sequence.
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We Tried Viral Whipped Lemonade And It Wasn't What We Thought It'd Be
Whipped lemonade is all over social media this summer, but is this viral drink actually worth your time and money? We made a batch to find out.
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This Tequila Is So Exclusive You Have To Apply To Drink It
If you want to taste this ultra-rare tequila, be prepared because it's so exclusive, you have to use an application form to be considered as a buyer.
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We Asked A Wine Shop Owner What To Buy If You Know Nothing About Wine
The world of wine is complex, and many buyers don't have the time or desire to become experts in the field, so we asked an expert for the best intros to vino.
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How Much More Caffeine Does Cold Brew Have Than Iced Coffee?
Cold brew and iced coffee are very different cold coffees. Find out how much caffeine these drinks have and why one is so much more caffeinated than the other.
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They're Cute, But Most Lemonade Stands Are Completely Illegal
A child setting up a lemonade stand on their front lawn seems harmless enough, but in most states, this is actually against the law. Here's why.
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