Is Milk Really More Hydrating Than A Simple Glass Of Water?
Milk may not be the first thing you reach for when you're parched, but some research indicates that milk might be more hydrating than plain water.
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What Are The 23 Secret Flavors In Dr Pepper?
Perhaps soda's biggest mystery is what the 23 secret flavors in Dr Pepper actually are. Everyone has their opinions, but is there an answer out there?
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A Watermelon Keg Takes Your Backyard Party To The Next Level
If you really want to kick a party up a notch, tap a watermelon to make a fruit-tastic keg you can fill with juice, cocktails, wine, and more.
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Will The Worm At The Bottom Of The Mezcal Bottle Get You Drunk?
The worm at the bottom of some mezcal bottles has many myths surrounding it. Does the mezcal worm make you extra drunk, as some people believe?
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Who Else Remembers When SunnyD Turned A Girl's Skin Orange?
Back in 1999, a controversy erupted over SunnyD when it was blamed for turning the skin of a four-year-old Welsh girl's face and hands orange.
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Instant Coffee Is Your Cheat For Faster Espresso Martinis At Home
When you're whipping up cocktails at home, you may not have access to every single ingredient, and in this case you certainly don't need real espresso.
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Here's What Sets Greek Coffee Apart From The Rest
Greece has a deliciously unique coffee culture. Greek coffee is brewed thick and strong and served with a rich layer of foam (known as kaimaki) on top.
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Is Pink Lemonade A Unique Flavor, Or Just Pink?
The original pink lemonade was actually made with cinnamon candy. Modern pink lemonade, however, may or may not be different from the standard kind.
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Why Wawa's Coffee Is In A Gas Station League Of Its Own
Although the East Coast chain has long been secretive about its beans' origins, Wawa has finally opened up about what makes its coffee exceptional.
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Upgrade Your Next Bloody Mary With A Spice You Already Have In The Pantry
By replacing the celery salt in a traditional bloody mary recipe with Old Bay, your breakfast booze will take on an entirely new and delicious flavor.
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The History Of Sparkling Water Is Way Older Than You'd Think
Sparkling water is hugely popular today, but the concept of producing the fizzy beverage dates back to before America gained its independence.
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How Is AriZona Ice Tea Still So Cheap?
AriZona is one of few food and beverage brands that have escaped inflation. How has the price of its big cans held steady at 99 cents for 30 years?
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The Coffee Mate Orange Cream Pop Creamer Isn't As Gross As It Sounds
We tasted the new Orange Cream Pop Flavored Duo Coffee Creamer from Coffee Mate to see if oranges belong in your morning cup of Joe. It was surprisingly okay.
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The Paper Plane Cocktail Was Named After A Classic Pop Song
The bourbon-based cocktail is a masterful combination of bitter, tangy, and herbal flavor notes; but the name gives no indication of what's in the drink.
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We've Been Opening Water Bottle Packages Wrong This Entire Time
Stop struggling with your cases of bottled water. Instead, grab a sharp knife, cut the case at its midpoint, and then split it open for easy access.
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Is Pickle Juice Really The Answer To Your Hydration Woes?
Pickle juice can be used as a tool to hydrate when you need it most, but don't go chugging the stuff quite yet. It's not a good solution for everyone.
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What Is XXXX Beer And Why Is It An Australian Favorite?
While Americans may more ready associate Foster's with Australia, it's more of an export beer. XXXX Beer is what's commonly enjoyed by the locals down under.
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Is The Viral Cracking Latte Really Worth All The Extra Effort?
The "cracking latte" has been going viral on TikTok lately, but there are compelling reasons why this drink is not all it's cracked up to be.
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The Reason Long Island Iced Teas Sound Alarm Bells To Bartenders
Any bartender will likely have a list of drinks they hate making (or even refuse to make). One of the most common offenders is the Long Island Iced Tea.
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Starbucks' New Energy Drinks Have Us Buzzing (But Only Because Of The Caffeine)
Starbucks has entered the energy drink market. We tasted the chain's new Iced Energy beverages to see if they get the heart pumping in a good way.
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Don't Bother Trying The Viral Onion Coffee This Summer
TikTok creators have begun testing out a combination of spring onions mixed into a simple iced latte. It tastes about as good as you would think.
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The Savory Ingredient That Makes Your Martinis So 'Dirty'
Although martini minimalists may consider them blasphemous, dirty martinis are beloved. The secret to the recipe is an extra savory, salty ingredient.
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The 2-Ingredient Cocktail You Should Have Memorized By Now
If there's any one drink worth knowing how to make, it's one that's simple, versatile, and economical, and that's exactly what this two-ingredient cocktail is.
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The Stunning Number Of Grapes It Takes To Make A Single Bottle Of Wine
Many factors must be considered like grape size, winemakers' practices, and growing conditions, but you'll still be surprised by the large quantity.
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The Unlikely Ingredient That Used To Be The Main Selling Point Of 7UP
When 7UP debuted in 1929, it was marketed for a different purpose than just refreshment and contained an ingredient you'd never find in soda today.
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Your Favorite Craft Beer Might Just Be From A Certain Brewery Giant
If you drink craft beer because you like to support local businesses, make sure the brand you prefer isn't actually owned by one of the major producers.
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The Tremendous Number Of Beers Andre The Giant Could Throw Back
André the Giant's drinking exploits are the stuff of legend; here's how many beers the Giant himself once personally confirmed drinking in one night.
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