If you've been on social media lately, you've probably seen the hot new beverage combo: pairing tequila and apple juice. Here's why the viral drink works.
Ice cubes are simple, right? You freeze water and drop it in your drink. According to our expert, it's not that simple, and you're likely making a few mistakes.
Believe it or not, the iconic pumpkin spice latte is easy to make at home - and you don't have to use pumpkin purée to do it. An even easier ingredient exists.
If you've tried a bottled Starbucks Frappuccino, you know that its texture fails to capture the icy goodness of the real thing. But there's a clever fix for it.
Adding sweet syrups to coffee is nothing new, but that's precisely why you should mix things up with this totally unexpected tart and sweet inclusion: rhubarb.
Pepsi launched new peach and lime versions of the popular cola for a limited time. We took some sips to find out if they're the perfect summer sodas or not.
We tried and ranked all of Jose Cuervo's Ready To Drink premade margaritas so you'll know what to reach for the next time you need to party in a pinch.
When it comes to tea, the terminology can get complicated fast. Luckily, steeping and infusing are pretty simple concepts once you understand the differences.
Those who grew up in the '90s hold some nostalgia for the vitamin-rich, high-sugar soft drink Bug Juice. They needn't. Because it's still available to buy.
Ina Garten uses a unique liqueur in her blueberry pies. We've got all the deets on how to incorporate it, and some alternatives for a similarly yummy dessert.
Taylor Swift is always looking to innovate in her music, so it only makes sense that her go-to cocktail is an updated, innovative take on a classic gin drink.
It doesn't get much simpler than a two-ingredient Boilermaker. However, there are plenty of ways to mix this potent cocktail up to keep things interesting!
For whatever reason you avoid sugar, it's useful to know what's in your drink as well as food. And, when it comes to whiskey, you'll want to know how it's made.
Hydrogen water and alkaline water come with a variety of health claims, but do they work? Here's an explanation of what they are, and their differences.