It's Eggnog Season, So Is It Really Safe To Drink?
Eggnog is a holiday favorite, but in case you weren't aware the drink has traditionally been made with raw eggs which carry the risk of salmonella.
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The Unexpected Beverage That Adds Oodles Of Flavor To Boxed Cake Mix
Boxed cake mixes are actually highly effective at what they do, but the flavors can sometimes feel a bit too plain. This common drink will make any cake shine.
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Here's How Long Pedialyte Is Good For After Opening
Pedialyte is a popular hydration product for children, the elderly, and the hungover. But how long does a bottle of Pedialyte stay good for after it's opened?
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The Added Ingredient Your Bland, Bottled Egg Nog Has Been Missing
You either love egg nog or you despise it, but die-hard fans looking for a minty twist on the holiday favorite should give this peppermint egg nog hack a shot.
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Why Does Soda Taste So Much Different At Fast Food Restaurants?
If you drink soda often enough, you've likely noticed the difference in flavor depending on where you buy it. Fast food soda in particular has a distinct taste.
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'Tis The Season To Make Easy Peppermint Milk
If you have extra candy canes and other peppermint candies around your home this holiday season, they can easily be used to create some festive peppermint milk.
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Your Jack-O-Lantern Pumpkin Would Be Better As A Wine Dispenser
Halloween is a fun time of year whether you have children or not. If you''re out out space for Jack o'Lanterns, it's easy to use the pumpkin shell for drinks.
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Whatever Happened To Surge, The Nostalgic '90s Discontinued Soda?
Back in the '90s Coca-Cola had a competitor to Mountain Dew called Surge, but unlike its competitor, it was short-lived and got discontinued in 2003.
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The Flavor Of Big Red Soda Is Not At All What We Were Guessing
When you see a name like 'Big Red,' your mind probably goes straight to cherries and berries. But, the flavor of this soda is totally unexpected.
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Review: The 7UP Shirley Temple Didn't Check Any Of The Boxes For Our Taste Buds
We tasted the The 7UP Shirley Temple -- and while it seems like a dream come true, it really isn't. Here's some thoughts on the bubbly matter.
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For The Best Root Beer Floats, Prep Your Glass The Right Way
If you want to make the best possible root beer float, you need to look beyond the ice cream and root beer. Prepping your glass the right way is important.
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Why You Should Be Cautious About Drinking Apple Cider This Fall
Apple cider is versatile and delicious. However, you should be aware that drinking unpasteurized apple cider can potentially make you sick.
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How To Make A Southwestern 'Dirty Soda' Bar At Home
Entertaining is hard enough without making complicated cocktails. Why not try a simple, satisfying dirty soda bar so guests can make their own concoctions?
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The Origin Story Of Capri Sun
Capri Sun is one of those all-time classic summer beverages that everyone seems to love. Here is its surprisingly long and fascinating history.
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The Perfect Ratio When Making Lemonade From Scratch
Making lemonade from scratch is pretty easy, but there are still a few things you can get wrong in the process. Here are the right ratios to use.
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The Origin Of Chocolate Milk Goes Back Further Than You'd Think
The history of chocolate milk is a fascinating and complex one that involves multiple regions and stretches back several centuries in the past.
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How Long Does Orange Juice Stay Good After Opening?
In a typical bottle of orange juice, there are about eight servings. Here's how long you have to drink it to get the full value of your OJ purchase.
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How Many Non-Alcoholic Beers Equal One Real Beer?
Contrary to what you might believe, non-alcoholic beers aren't entirely alcohol-free. Here's how many you'd have to drink to feel the effects of one beer.
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Here's How Long Kombucha Stays Good After Opening
Kombucha will remain drinkable for some time after opening the bottle, but only if it's stored correctly. And if it isn't ... well, the bottle might explode.
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Why Your Favorite Can Of Ginger Beer May Contain Some Alcohol
Sure, ginger beer is called "beer," but does it actually contain alcohol? The answer is more complicated than you might think. Here's what you need to know.
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What Flavor Is Mountain Dew's Iconic Baja Blast?
Mountain Dew's Baja Blast was specifically designed to complement Taco Bell's Tex-Mex cuisine, but Taco Bell doesn't exactly advertise what that flavor is.
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The Canned Soda Trick That'll Keep Your Straw In Place
If you're tried of your straw bobbing around the soda can and eluding your mouth when you go to take a sip, it's time to start using the tab properly.
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Roy Rogers Vs Shirley Temple: The Difference Is Clear
There is really only one major stark difference between a Shirley Temple and a Roy Rogers, but both remain classic American beverages.
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The 2-Ingredient Punch That Should Be Your Summer Drink Staple
If you're looking for a simple yet deliciously refreshing new summer punch to serve at your next pool party or summer bash, look no further than this!
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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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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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