Masala chai can be a complicated beverage to make, especially for a crowd, but following a few simple steps to make it in your slow cooker is a game-changer.
This year, kick off your Mardi Gras party by decorating your shot glasses with colorful green, purple, and gold sugar rims, and let the good times roll.
The acidic nature of both pineapples and coffee makes for an unexpectedly delightful pair -- and there are many ways to get creative with this combination.
Most cocktails have a standard ingredient list, but some are made differently. Before you order a chocolate kiss cocktail, know which version you're getting.
Cream soda is one of those nostalgic drinks that you love or hate, depending on the variety. There's a difference between the American and Canadian versions.
No, it's not just for sushi! The soft green stuff you're used to seeing next to your favorite roll is the interesting new ingredient to try in cocktails.
It turns out that the public has a soft spot for hard seltzer. According to a Super Bowl 2024 trend report, the fizzy, boozy beverage is more popular than ever.
A lot of times we focus on the type of coffee beans, but for the best homemade cold brew coffee, the water you use to brew it matters more than you think.
Know which wines, beers, and mixed drinks to choose at your next crab cake dinner, as the perfect drink pairing can highlight the flavors of this seafood dish.
When you're making fruit-infused ice cubes to add an extra colorful and flavorful pop to your favorite cocktails, make sure to steer clear of this mistake.
Sweet tea is already a beloved Southern classic, but adding the right sort of cranberry juice to this beverage can elevate it to a new and refreshing level.
If you want to ensure that you're making properly brewed, tasty espresso, an espresso tamper will help you pack your grounds into the perfect consistency.
Understanding nuanced differences in various beverages can help when enjoying them. Regarding Japanese rice wine, what's the difference between mirin and sake?
Although it looks like fun, spraying Champagne around the room is not the best way to treat it. Here's how you should open a bottle of fine sparkling wine.