What, Exactly, Is The Pink In Pink Lemonade?
We go diving into the colorful history of pink lemonade. From its circus origins to creative modern twists, learn the secrets behind this iconic drink.
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Is It Bad Etiquette To Clink Your Wine Glasses?
We unweave the mystery of wine glass clinking etiquette: From medieval traditions to modern customs, understand when and how to clink with confidence.
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Yes, Cognac And Brandy Actually Are Different
Dig into the nuanced world of brandy versus Cognac as we uncover the diverse array of these fruit-based spirits, from France to Germany to stateside.
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The Best Wines To Pair With Ham
Unlock the absolute perfect pairing for your savory ham feast or charcuterie board with our guide to matching wine flavors, from Pinot Noir to sparkling rosé.
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Does Bourbon Have To Come From Kentucky?
Discover bourbon's expanding horizons beyond Kentucky. From Texas to Washington, taste the evolving American tradition of this iconic spirit.
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What No-Age Statements Mean When It Comes To Whiskey
Where do you sit on the debate on age statements in whiskey? Does the allure of older spirits still grab you, or will you try tradition-challenging NAS liquors?
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Chick-Fil-A Rolls Out A New Sunjoy Drink While Testing A Pretzel Cheddar Club Sandwich
Sip into spring with Chick-fil-A's limited-time Cherry Berry Sunjoy drink, and (if you're in Raleigh) the tantalizing Pretzel Cheddar Club Sandwich.
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The Science Behind Why Pickle Juice And Whiskey Go So Well Together
Meet the pickleback: a whiskey shot's best friend. Learn why this odd pairing is more than just a gimmick and comes with a host of surprising benefits.
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How Añejo And Reposado Tequila Differ From Each Other
Jump into this primer on the various differences between tequila añejo and tequila reposado. From aging time to flavor profiles, find your perfect sip.
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No, Rice Wine And Rice Vinegar Are Not Interchangeable
Learn the (obvious and) nuanced differences between rice wine and rice vinegar - two essential staples in Asian cooking - and how to use them correctly.
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The Best Wines To Pair With Oysters, According To A Sommelier
Wine and oysters are a culinary match made in heaven. So, after consulting an expert we've created this definitive pairing list to help you impress your guests.
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Be A Creative Coffee Connoisseur And Use A Stencil To Perfect Latte Art
Level up your coffee experience with impressive latte art! Learn how simple stencils and powders can transform your cuppa into a masterpiece.
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Does Beer Last Longer In Cans Or Bottles?
Exploring the longevity of beer: Cans vs. Bottles. Dive into storage tips and learn how to make your brew last.
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High Tea And Afternoon Tea Are Not The Same Thing
Tea time confusion? Don't be the white rabbit! See the differences between high and afternoon tea, when they take place, and with which foods they're enjoyed.
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Beer Is The Ingredient That Makes Philadelphia-Style Bagels Unique
Philly Style Bagels are the beer-boiled rounds with a distinctive malty flavor -- [erfect for a flavorful breakfast with the city's signature cream cheese.
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Avoid This Mistake When Asking A Bartender To Remake Your Cocktail
Handle cocktail mishaps like a pro: Quick returns, clear feedback, and bartender collaboration ensure you get the perfect drink every single time.
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The History Of Irish Soda Bread (And How To Eat It)
Read to learn about the storied origin and rustic charm of Irish soda bread - a simple, versatile staple that's a testament to resilience and tradition.
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The Best Wine That Goes With Corned Beef And Cabbage
Discover the ideal, dark graped-based wine to elevate your corned beef and cabbage experience, enhancing its rich flavors with every delicious sip.
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Despite Rumors, Four Loko Is Still Around. Here Is Why It's No Longer As Popular
Once infamous for being caffeine-infused, Four Loko remains a part of the beer market. Its marketing cleaves to this reputation, but the formula doesn't.
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How Long Boxed Wine Lasts Once It's Opened
Boxed wine is budget-friendly and picnic portable. Though scoffed at by sommeliers, its shelf life actually beats opened bottles, and it's perfect for cooking!
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The Reason People Put Butter In Their Coffee
From global traditions to to-be-determined health claims, we dig into some of the science and craft behind the phenomenon of fat-infused java.
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10 Best Uses For Your Kettle Beyond Making Tea
Relegating a kettle to tea duty is not using this versatile appliance to its fullest potential. So, here are 10 ways to get the most out of your kettle.
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You Can Clean A Pizza Stone With Just Baking Soda
The secret to perfect pizza -- the porous magic of a pizza stone. See how to clean with bicarb soda to ensure your stone delivers the flavors you crave.
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The Only Time You Should Drink A Cappuccino In Italy
As much as Italians love coffee, cappuccinos are sacred to certain hours. Explore the cultural reasons behind this tradition and avoid this faux pas in country.
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7 Tequila Brands Perfect For Mixing In Cocktails
Tequila is a spirit of no common rate. It's great to sip or mix into cocktails. So, we've compiled this list to make sure your cocktail tequila is top notch.
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How Drinking Beer Became A Rite Of Passage On St. Patrick's Day
Embark on the cultural rite of passage tied to St. Patrick's Day – from the origins with Ireland's patron saint to the global green beer tradition. Sláinte!
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Despite The Name, A Little Beer Shot Doesn't Contain Any Beer
It looks like a little beer, and that's how you would order one, but it's anything but. See why this "pint-sized" cocktail tastes nothing like the hoppy booze.
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