The Crushed Beer Can Hack For A Less Messy Taco Night
Even with the best intentions, eating tacos can sometimes get a bit messy. Crush a beer can instead of investing in fancy gadgetry and keep things neat.
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For A More Creative Take On Your Macchiato, Order It One And One
Ordering one at a cafe is standard if you're into espresso drinks. If you want to really understand your macchiato's flavor, try it as a one and one. -
Does The Color Of Beer Have Anything To Do With Its Alcohol Content?
Beer comes in hues from pale gold to an almost-black and opaque hue, but the color's influence on alcohol content may be different from what you think. -
If You're Out Drinking With A Group, Get Your Guinness Order In First
There's an art to ordering drinks for you and your friends, which helps the bartender keep up. If you're out drinking with a group, order your Guinness first. -
Does A Heavier Bottle Indicate A Better Quality Wine?
Though well-loved for their perceived grandeur, heavy wine bottles may soon be retired by major retailers to make way for a more eco-friendly solution. -
When It Comes To Making Tea, Milk Before Water Is Key
Answering a decades-long debate, science has presented us a reason as to why milk should go into the cup before the tea. But alas, old habits die hard. -
What Exactly Is A Five Star General Shot?
As its name implies, the Five Star General shot is made with five different potent ingredients. Read all about it to see if it's something worth trying. -
Out Of Bananas For Your Smoothie? Break Out The Cashews
If you're out of bananas for your smoothie, here's how to use cashews as a substitute that works just as well, plus ideas for other alternatives. -
We Tried Angry Orchard's Holiday Flavors And Have Mixed Feelings
See how each of the newest Angry Orchard flavors fared in this review and determine if either would be a good fit for your next holiday meal. -
We Tried Cutwater's Canned White Russian: Drink With Caution But Enjoy With Abandon
The latest addition to the Cutwater lineup is a White Russian. Here's everything you need to know about the award-winning canned cocktail brand's new drink. -
Frozen Whipped Cream Cubes Are A Genius Way To Cool Down Steamy Hot Drinks
Flavor and cooling powers with one easy hack? That's exactly what frozen whipped cream provides for your hot beverages this winter season. -
What Kind Of Booze Is Best For Ice Cream Cocktails?
Combining booze into your dessert is the perfect juxtaposition of kid and adult. If you're making an ice cream cocktail, which type of alcohol works best? -
Totally Elevate Hot Chocolate With Frozen Cool Whip
Who knew that freezing you Cool Whip could add the perfect holiday cheer for your mug of cocoa? Here's how to make your hot chocolate shine. -
Quickly Pickle Pearl Onions For Last-Minute Savory Cocktails
If you love martinis, try replacing olives with pearl onions. And if you want to make them at home, there's a quick way to pickle them for last-minute use. -
The Special Ingredient For Thick And Creamy Italian Hot Chocolate
You don't have to fly to Italy to experience the thick and decadent drink that is Italian hot chocolate. There's a special ingredient to make it at home. -
Are Sulfites In Wine Anything To Worry About?
Sulfites in wine preserve them, allowing for distribution. But if you've enjoyed a glass of red or white, do you have anything to worry about? -
What Exactly Is A Cement Mixer Shot And Why Is It Called That?
Many shot drinks have quirky names, from the buttery nipple to the slippery nipple. Make a cement mixer and you'll understand exactly how it got that name. -
Why You Need To Incorporate Hot Honey Into Your Next Margarita
Swap agave for spice-infused honey in your next margarita for an added level of complexity and a touch of sweet heat that will have you coming back for more! -
The Blender Trick For Making Nut Milk In Seconds Without Soaking
Nut milks can be expensive. But this quick and easy blender hack will save you heaps of time and money when wizzing up your own alternative to dairy. -
How Do Different Grains Affect The Taste Of Whiskey?
If you drink brown liquor, you know there's a difference between scotch, whiskey, and bourbon. But do you know how different grains affect the taste of whiskey? -
Wake Up The Flavors Of Your Cocktail With A Coffee Bean Hack
Many coffee lovers enjoy an espresso martini, but there are other ways to use coffee in your cocktails. Here's how to use coffee beans to flavor your drinks. -
What Does It Mean When Vodka Is Barrel-Aged?
While most vodka is not typically aged in barrels, some vodkas are finished in barrels and take on the various flavors that the wood imparts. -
Consider This A Sign To Start Putting Brown Sugar In Your Coffee
Here's your sign to start putting brown sugar in your coffee. We think you'll love the nuanced, caramelized sweetness it brings to your morning cup of joe. -
'Tis The Season To Rim Your Cocktail Glasses With Salted Caramel
Add a fun flair to holiday cocktails with a salted caramel rim. Simply coat the rim in caramel sauce or syrup and then dip in rock or kosher salt. -
Transform Your Morning Coffee With A Generous Splash Of Maple Syrup
If your morning routine needs a wake-up call, transform your coffee with a generous splash of maple syrup for a dose of sustainable sweetness. -
Chill Festive Holiday Cocktails With Fancy Cranberry Ice Cubes
Cranberries are a fixture of the festive season, whether on the dinner table or in drinks. Why not use some to make holiday ice cubes for your cocktails? -
Pumpkin Spice Shrubs Are Here To Elevate Your Fall Beverages
Finding your fall beverages underwhelming? One surefire way to give them an autumnal boost is by using some pumpkin spice shrub. Here's what to know.
