Can Iced Tea Go Bad In The Fridge?
Because brewed tea is mostly water, it seems like it could stay fresh indefinitely. But is that really the case for a pitcher of iced tea stored in the fridge?
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The Vintage Chocolate Drink Mix You Can Now Only Find In Latin America
It was a top chocolate drink in the U.S. until it was gone for good. But here's why this vintage chocolate drink mix is living its best life in Latin America.
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How Long Can Wine Sit In A Hot Car For?
Despite the thick glass bottles and shelf-stability, wine is a lot more sensitive than you might think. A hot car can actually ruin your vino.
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Whatever Happened To Kanga From Shark Tank?
Kanga Coolers hit upon the idea of a lightweight method to keep drinks cold without ice. Its innovative design was funded on "Shark Tank" — where is it now?
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Is 'Red Espresso' Actually A Good Alternative To Regular Coffee?
Red espresso seems to be the next big thing in the coffee world. But is this more subtle beverage a suitable stand-in for a cappuccino or shot?
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This Cocktail Ingredient Will Take Your Morning Coffee To Another Level
If you're unsure about the many add-ons that could boost your next cup of coffee, consider our expert's opinion: There's a cocktail mixer that does the trick.
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It's Super Simple To Make Strawberry Milk At Home
Strawberry milk can be a nostalgic drink. But instead of viewing the past through a rose-colored glass, , you can make and customize your own version now.
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Why You Should Start With Cold Water When Making Instant Coffee
It's easy to assume that instant coffee should be mixed directly into the hot water. However, there's a very good reason to use cold liquid first.
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Coca-Cola Is A Proven Cure For One Medical Condition
Coca-Cola is used as a home remedy for anything from an unsettled stomach to a dirty toilet bowl, but it has been clinically proven to cure one strange issue.
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Frothing Milk For A Homemade Latte? These Are The Milk And Dairy Alternatives You Should Avoid
Foaming milk for your latte at home never quite lives up to coffee shop expectations, so we asked a former barista which dairy and alternative milks foam best.
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What Should You Do When There's A Fly In Your Wine?
While fruit flies are commonly seen near open wine, the etiquette of how to handle it is different in a restaurant than you would probably do at home.
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Spot This On An Italian Restaurant's Drink Menu And You're Probably At A Bad One
There are many qualities to consider when determining if you're at a good Italian restaurant, but according to an expert, the drink menu will be the tell.
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Is Zebra Striping The Trick To Fighting Nasty Hangovers?
Zebra striping is a new trend making waves in the never-ending quest to find the cure to hangovers after a night of drinking, but commitment is key.
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How To Pick Out The Best Watermelon At The Store Every Time
Everyone knows a ripe watermelon when they see a slice, but this will help you pick the ripest, juiciest, and sweetest of the selection at the store.
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How Long Should You Be Steeping Sun Tea For?
A tall glass of ice cold sun tea is the official drink of the summer. But here's how to safely steep your brew so it's pure sunshine and no heebie-jeebies.
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Peet's Coffee Summer Drink Menu Review: Five Strange Sips, Some Good, Some Not As Much
Summer has well and truly arrived at Peet's Coffee, so we're stepping up to see if any of the new seasonal sips are worth seeking out.
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How Elvis' Favorite Soda Is Connected To One Of His Biggest Hits
Still hammering out the lyrics to a root beer one-hit wonder? Here's the fizzy drink that inspired The King of Rock and Roll to record this smash hit.
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The Buttery White Wine Giada De Laurentiis Buys By The Case
Even though you would find this refreshing and delicious wine on the table of celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis, it still won't break the bank.
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Cheap Vodkas That Are Actually Worth Buying
Looking for a vodka that’s smooth yet affordable? Cocktail expert April Wachtel recommends some of the best cheap vodkas that don't sacrifice quality.
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No Cork, No Problem – The Perfect Fix For Fresh Wine Is Probably Already In Your Kitchen
We've used some far-out tricks to keep wine fresh. But now, that day-two sip will be just as delish thanks to this wine saving method that actually works.
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Why Do Frozen Drinks Give You Brain Freeze?
Why does your dreamy iced mocaccino give you a nightmare ice pick headache? Brain freeze is real, and here's how frosty drinks mess with your head.
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What Honey Can You Use To Make Mead?
Mead is an ancient drink that's surprisingly easy to make at home. We asked an expert how to get started and which type of honey works best for mead.
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Give Smoothies A Protein Boost With This Canned Pantry Staple
Smoothies are a quick and tasty way to squeeze in your five a day. Give your next smoothie a satisfying protein boost with this canned pantry staple.
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What's The Difference Between Cava And Prosecco?
When people think of sparkling wine, Champagne enjoys the spotlight, but it's far from the only option. What's the difference between cava and prosecco?
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Sate Your Craving For Dubai Chocolate With This Dunkin' Menu Hack
If you love the flavor of Dubai chocolate, you can easily replicate the flavor in this drink with a simple Dunkin' secret menu hack.
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Why It's Rare To Find Watermelon Juice In Grocery Stores
When looking at the juice aisle, you'll find countless combinations of apple, orange, cranberry, pomegranate, grape, and more, but where's the watermelon?
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You Can Make Wine At Home — But Should You?
Sure, you can buy a winemaking kit to try your hand at brewing something at home, but is it actually worth the effort? Here's what an expert has to say.
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