How Much Juice You Can Get From One Lemon
Rather than just winging it and hoping for the best, you can more accurately estimate just how much juice to get out of a single standard lemon.
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Here's How Long Coconut Water Lasts After Opening
Coconut water can be useful and sometimes a bit spendy, so it pays to know exactly how long it will last in your refrigerator after it's been opened.
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Why Grounds Don't Really Make The Cut As Instant Coffee
In a pinch, you may be tempted to use regular coffee grounds in place of instant coffee, but an expert explains why that's really not such a good idea.
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Grocery Vs Liquor Store Beer: What Are The Differences In How They're Sold?
Looking at the shopping landscape, you may wonder if there's a difference between beer sold at the grocery and the liquor store. Here's the complex reality.
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8 Best And 5 Worst Juicers, According To Reviews
Do you want a juicer but aren't sure which one you should buy? These are the best and worst juicers on the market, according to customer reviews.
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Bottoms Up: These Pros Give Us 12 Cocktails Every Home Bartender Should Know
Whether you've been making cocktails at home for awhile or you're just getting started, here's some amazing drinks -- straight from the experts!
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Ale Vs Lager: What Makes Them Different?
As anyone in a brewery will tell you, not all beers are the same. Here are the major differences between two broad types of brew, ale and lager.
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Discontinued Beers We'll Never See Again
It seems like some beers last forever, while others vanish from shelves without warning. Here's a look at some of the beers that are probably gone forever.
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Can You Actually Drink Expired Tea Bags?
If you look into your pantry and find a whole bunch of expired tea bags, you may not have to throw them all out. Here's whether or not they're okay to drink.
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The Fancy Glasses You Should Use When Sipping Bourbon
When sipping bourbon, a particular kind of glass can greatly enhance your drinking experience. A liquor expert explains what to look for in a bourbon glass.
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8 Best And 3 Worst Coffee Makers, According To Customer Reviews
With so many coffee makers out there, it can be hard to decide which one is for you. We looked at customer reviews to determine the best and worst.
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The Underrated Food And Wine Destination In Spain You Should Visit
If you're planning a trip to Spain, set aside some time for one particular food and wine destination that has often been underrecognized by travelers.
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How Long Will Opened Bourbon Stay Good?
If you pay a pretty penny for your bourbon, you'll definitely want to know just how long an opened bottle stays good. We spoke to an expert to get the details.
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How, Exactly, Does Bourbon Aging Work?
Look at any collection of bourbon bottles, and you'll see a lot of age statements, but what do those actually mean? We spoke to an expert for more info.
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5 Canadian Whiskies You Can Buy In The US
With upsets in international trade, Canadian whiskies may get tougher to source. Here are some currently available in the U.S. which you may want to snag.
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Crown Royal Vs Canadian Club: Which Whisky Makes A Better Old Fashioned?
Looking at the unique styles of both Crown Royal and Canadian Club, which of these Canadian whiskies helps to make the best old fashioned cocktail?
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What To Do If The Cork Breaks In Your Bottle Of Whiskey
If you look into your whiskey bottle and see the cork has broken apart, not all hope is lost. Here's what to do, according to a whiskey expert.
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The 2 Ways To Drink Chia Seeds Are So Simple
If you want to bring in some extra fiber and other nutrition, mixing chia seeds into a beverage is a great choice that's also supremely easy to do.
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What Is Natural Wine Really?
You may go into a liquor store and see the phrase natural wine bandied about on labels. But what does this term really mean for what's in the bottle?
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How To Make Your Cup Of Coffee Less Acidic
Coffee is widely beloved, but the harsh truth is that its acidic nature can upset many a tummy. One ingredient could be just what you need to balance your brew.
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The Scandinavian Origins Of Adding Cheese To Coffee
Enjoying a cup of coffee with cheese in it may sound odd, but this is actually a longstanding Scandinavian tradition that you may well want to try for yourself.
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The Grainy Ingredient That Distinguishes A Bock From Other Beers
Among the many styles of beer out there, a bock is distinguished by a unique look and color. It gets that character thanks to a key grain component.
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How To Properly Drink Brandy Neat Vs On The Rocks
Brandy can be a delightful beverage, but are you supposed to drink it with or without ice? We spoke to an expert to learn how to best enjoy this liquor.
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The Alcohol Company That Dominated Super Bowl Ads For 3 Decades
One alcohol company was dominant in Super Bowl ads for three whole decades. So, why did it finally decide to step aside from an exclusivity contract?
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Coffee Mate's Super Bowl Ad Is Too Tonguey To Handle
Coffee Mate has an ad for the 2025 Super Bowl that will very definitely grab your attention with a dancing tongue and the voice of country star Shania Twain.
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McDonald's Shamrock Shake Returns With A Green Grimace
McDonald's is marking the annual return of its St. Patrick's Day-themed Shamrock Shake with a green version of Grimace and some charitable giving as well.
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Why On Earth Do People Put Mayo In Their Coffee?
The idea of putting a spoonful of mayonnaise into a cup of coffee may sound strange, but some people really are doing it. Here's why they're giving it a go.
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