Here's Why It's Never Safe To Leave Soda Cans In Your Car During Winter
Leaving cans of soda in your car during the wintertime could be a disaster. Not only can they cause a mess, but frozen sodas can also be dangerous.
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Should You Add Water To Your Wine? Austrians Certainly Think So
Austrians often add water to wine, and there's logic behind it. But it's important to pair the right type of water with the right type of wine.
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The Problem Flight Attendants Have With Diet Coke Orders
You have your choice of drinks on commercial air flights. However, your flight attendant may not be happy that you chose Diet Coke while on board. Here's why.
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Make Your Starbucks Chai Latte Extra Creamy With One Simple Swap
Indulge in an ultra-rich, extra creamy Starbucks chai latte with the simple ingredient swap you can easily ask for from any barista, or order on the app.
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Yes, Matcha Drinks Are On The McDonald's Menu – But Only In This Lucky Country
McDonald's doesn't sell any matcha-based drinks, unless you're in one particular country. To get a McDonald's matcha latte, you'll have to go to Macca's.
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If Your Bartender Does This, They're Breaking The Law
This common bartender move might look harmless, but they could be breaking a federal law that is designed to protect customers' safety and wallets.
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The Best Time To Drink Coffee, According To Science
Discover the best time to drink coffee according to science and learn how timing your caffeine intake can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.
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The Disappointing Type Of Matcha Dutch Bros Uses, According To Reddit
Dutch Bros is making big moves in the coffee and beverage market, but Redditors have discovered that their matcha isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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The Gross Reason Redditors Are Refusing To Drink Arizona Iced Tea From The Can
Redditors are taking to the internet with images of their Arizona Iced Teas and collectively panicking about a gross discovery. Is it enough to make you quit?
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The Large Amount Of Booze Frank Sinatra Often Requested For His Dressing Room
It's no secret that Frank Sinatra liked to entertain backstage, but what alcohol did he like to have in his dressing room, and how much of it did he request?
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Julia Child Loved Munching On This Iconic Childhood Snack With A Martini
Julia Child famously enjoyed this iconic childhood snack alongside a martini, and even served it as an appetizer to her guests, showing her playful indulgence.
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Why You Might Not Want To Drink Cocktails With A Straw
Plastic straws are widely used in the food and beverage industry. However, if you're a cocktail drinker, there may be an important drawback to consider.
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Stop Annoying Your Bartender And Learn Your Ideal Martini Order
A martini is one of those classic cocktails with many, many variations. Here's how to make sure you're getting your ideal version of this boozy drink.
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We'll Never Know What's Really In This Old-Fashioned Kentucky Soda
The recipe for this iconic Kentucky soda is so well-guarded that only a handful of people with close ties to the company know its full ingredient list.
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The Sweet And Simple Apple Syrup You Need To Make The Perfect Fall Lattes
Pumpkin spice isn't the only flavor to give your lattes an autumnal twist. A warm, fruity, and spicy apple syrup is an equally worthy coffee addition.
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The Oldest Whiskey Brand In America Is Still On Shelves Today
There are old-school liquor brands, and then there are OLD-school distillers. Meet the oldest whiskey brand in America — which you can still buy today.
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How To Use Coffee Creamer To Make A Creamy Slam-Dunk Cocktail
Turn coffee creamer from your fridge into a secret weapon for your cocktails, adding instant creaminess, sweetness, and bold flavor with almost no effort.
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The Old-School Hangover Cure Myth That's Only Making You Feel Worse
If you've had a little too much to drink, eating this type of food isn't going to cure your hangover. In fact, it could be upsetting your stomach more.
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The Starbucks Milk Swap That Baristas Hate
Customers frequently customize their drinks at Starbucks, but there's one milk swap that baristas hate, and it's partially for your own good, per this expert.
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The 14 Best Cocktails For Vodka Fans
Vodka's neutral taste is perfect for pairing flavors and crafting cocktails. Whether you prefer fruity, creamy, or dry, one of these drinks will appeal to you.
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The Reason Nespresso Pods Are Made Of Aluminum
Nespresso uses aluminum for its single-use pods for a particular reason. However, it's unclear if their objective is being met by the pods using it.
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14 Ways To Use Leftover Cranberry Sauce That Will Make You Want To Buy More
If no one touches the cranberry sauce at your holiday parties, take advantage of the leftovers. Its jellied texture and tart flavors can enhance many recipes.
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Give Canned Cocktails A Hard Pass If You Don't See These Ingredients Listed
Look beyond the pretty label, trendy brands, and cute names, and focus on the ingredients in canned cocktails. Here's what quality RTD cocktails include.
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San Francisco Is Home To The Country's Oldest Tea Garden
Tea gardens are a place of quiet contemplation and mindful sipping. If you're in the San Francisco area, this tea garden is one of America's oldest.
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Old-School Lunchbox Juices That Were Actually Unhealthy
The drinks that padded out the lunchboxes of yore may have featured fruit prominently on their packaging, but they weren't necessarily the healthiest options.
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The Smooth Korean Spirit Gen Z Brought Into The Mainstream
If you see more and more of this Korean spirit in the American market, it's because there's a demand for it among Gen Z — more so than the other generations.
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The Oldest Liquor Store In The US Has Been Serving Customers For Over 300 Years
America's oldest liquor store has been serving patrons for over 300 years, offering historic charm and rare spirits while playing a role in U.S. history.
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