The Hard-To-Find Bourbon That's Somehow Available At Costco
Whiskey collectors and aficionados know that some bourbons can be difficult to find. Imagine encountering one of these rare bottles at your local Costco.
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Here's How Many Shots You Can Get From A Single Box Of Jell-O
When whipping up a batch of Jell-O shots for your next get together, it's important to know just how many shots a box of Jell-O will yield. -
Freeze Leftover Canned Tomato Juice For Your Future Bloody Marys
Don't pour the juice in a can of tomatoes down the drain! Instead, mix it with savory ingredients and pop it in the freezer to use in your next bloody Mary. -
The Hand Grenade Cocktail Is A True New Orleans Classic
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Martha Stewart's Favorite Cocktail Is An Iconic Lemon Drop With A Twist
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Why Using Skim Milk For Hot Chocolate Is A Major Mistake
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The Best Cheese To Pair With Gin And Expert-Approved Charcuterie Board Additions
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Sake Is A Slept-On Ingredient Swap For An Elegant Martini
If you're seeking out a martini substitution that will wake up your taste buds, look no further than using sake in place of a key ingredient. -
How Well Do Sparkling Wines Typically Age?
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Jacques Torres' Milk Steaming Tip For The Most Velvety Hot Chocolate
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How To Perfectly Decant A Glass Of Wine Without A Decanter
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What Exactly Is Coffee Milk And Where Does It Come From?
While you might be used to putting a splash of 2% in your morning cup of joe, coffee milk is a distinct beverage with very specific origins. -
The Cured Meats That Are Hardest To Pair With Wine, According To An Expert
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What Sets Dry Beer Apart From All The Rest
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Is There A Difference Between Coconut Water And Coconut Juice?
With all the options available in the market to replenish your thirst, it's important to know what the difference is between coconut water and coconut juice. -
What Is A Snake Bite Shot And How Did It Get Its Name?
While some like to sip on a refreshing cocktail, others prefer an instant buzz. Few are as potent as the snake bite shot, which is perhaps why it was named. -
The Canned Ingredient For Espresso Martinis With No Extra Prep
You may have made espresso martinis at home before, but they might have been missing one easy to use canned ingredient you've never thought of. -
Why You Should Never Shake An Old Fashioned Cocktail
When crafting a cocktail, there are often right and wrong ways to do so, especially the classics. This is why you should never shake an old fashioned. -
Bahama Mama Vs Sex On The Beach: The Difference Between The Tropical Cocktails
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The Spice A Sommelier Says Is Almost Impossible To Pair With Wine
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Keurig Finally Has Plans To Ditch Plastic K-Cups
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Giada De Laurentiis Adds A Spicy Extra Ingredient To Shrimp Cocktail
Your beloved shrimp cocktail deserves a little more spice. Giada De Laurentiis says adding one simple ingredient can make all the difference. -
Here's How Long Boxed Wine Typically Lasts
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How Long Does It Really Take To Make A Barrel Of Bourbon?
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How To Properly Transform Your Favorite Cocktail Into A Party Punch
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The Safety Tips You Need Before Brewing Your Own Pine Needle Tea
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What Is White Whiskey And How Is It Different Than Moonshine?
White whiskey and moonshine are gaining popularity, both as sipping drinks and in cocktails. Here's everything you need to know about whiskey's unaged cousin.
