What's The Difference Between Cold Brew And Iced Coffee?
Experienced coffee drinkers are likely familiar with classics like lattes and cappuccinos, but what's the real difference between cold brew and iced coffee?
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Start Using Tea Bags For A Twist On Your Simple Syrup
Next time you make a cup of tea, save that leftover tea bag to make your own simple syrup. Use it to flavor cocktails, coffee, and even marinade meats.
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The Top Tip To Make Sure The Drinks Keep Flowing At Your Next Cocktail Party
Planning the perfect cocktail party is hard enough without worrying that you don't have enough glasses. Save yourself some time and trouble by renting them.
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Cotton Candy Bombs Give Cocktails A Festive Touch
Add a little sparkle to your festive cocktails with this simple trick. Just add a cotton candy bomb to any celebratory beverage to wow your party guests.
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A Sweet Potato Latte Is An Unexpectedly Delicious Way To Wake Up
If you love pumpkin spice lattes, you might want to try a sweet potato latte. With similar flavor notes, it's easy to prep and can be garnished in many ways.
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A Beer Old Fashioned Gives You The Best Of Both Worlds
If you enjoy beer just as much as a classic Old Fashioned cocktail, why choose between the two? Try combining them for a little something different.
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What Is A Cranberry Fizz And Does It Contain Alcohol?
Ever heard of a cranberry fizz? It's easy to mix up at home. Here's what you need to know about it, and whether or not it contains any alcohol.
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How Dangerous Is A Flaming Cocktail, Really?
Showcasing your mixology skills can be entertaining, especially if you're particularly talented. But how dangerous is something like setting a cocktail aflame?
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Forget The Glasses, Serve Your Jell-O Shots In Orange Peel Slices
Why stick to the norm when you can get creative and serve your shots in orange peels? The orange peels make the shots look like they're pieces of fruit.
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What Are Cobbler Cocktails Anyway?
A classic cobbler is a sweet, fruity delight. So is a classic cobbler cocktail, which became popular in the late 1800s, around the same time as ice and straws.
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Add Biscoff Spread To Hot Chocolate To Deepen Its Flavor
Biscoff spread. Biscoff spread is made primarily of finely crushed speculoos cookies, fat, and sugar. It has a sweet, caramelized flavor with a hint of spice.
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What Is A Corn 'N' Oil Cocktail And What Does It Taste Like?
Many cocktails have origins unique to what we know as consumers. A drink from Barbados could be many things, but what is a Corn 'n' Oil and how does it taste?
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What Type Of Milk Makes For The Absolute Best Matcha Latte?
If you're a fan of matcha lattes, you'll appreciate them even more when you use the right milk. Whether hot or iced, there are some factors to consider.
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What Exactly Is A Flaming Dr Pepper Shot?
Drinking a shot that has been set on fire seems strange and dangerous... and perhaps a bit tempting. Find out what makes a Flaming Dr. Pepper shot so special.
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You Don't Need Maraschino Liqueur For Deliciously Boozy Cocktail Cherries
Maraschino cherries are the perfect topping for any number of drinks, but you don't need to stick with name-brand liqueurs when making them.
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The 2 Kinds Of Bourbon That Have Minimum Aging Requirements
Bourbon production has many specifications for distillation and labeling, but there are only two types of bourbon that actually have aging requirements.
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Bone Broth Is A Truly Unexpected Way To Upgrade Hot Chocolate
Add some nutritional value to your steaming mug of hot chocolate this season by adding in a healthy dose of bone broth. Trust us, you won't even taste it.
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Frozen Rosemary Can Turn Your Cocktail Into A Boozy Snow Globe
Raising a drink is a time-honored tradition for celebrating the season with friends and family. Turn yours into mini winter wonderlands with an unexpected herb.
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Arancello: The Zesty Orange Liqueur That Makes For A Perfect Mimosa
When you're in search of the perfect mimosa, look no further than arancello, the Italian orange liqueur that is full of zest both literally and figuratively.
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Costco Shoppers Are Still Salty About Kirkland's Failed Light Beer
Years ago, bulk retailer Costco released a light beer under its Kirkland Signature line and it apparently didn't go over too well with customers.
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Fireball's Roots Might Actually Trace Back To Canada
Fireball Cinnamon Whiskey has a long history, and it actually had a different name until 2007. Its roots also trace north, all the way to Canada.
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Elevate Your Martini In A Major Way With Olive Ice Cubes
As you get started making olive ice cubes at home yourself, however, there are a few things to keep in mind to make sure they enhance your drink.
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How Many Bottles Of Whiskey Are In One Barrel?
How many bottles in a barrel? Explore the alchemy of aging, barrel types, and the elusive "angel's share" in the fascinating world of whiskey production.
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Here's How To Grind Coffee Beans If You Don't Have A Grinder
If you have a bag of whole coffee beans but no grinder, don't despair. There are many ways to grind beans with tools you probably already have in your kitchen.
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Stocking Your Home Bar With Mixers? Opt For Tiny Soda Bottles
Buying smaller bottles or cans of soda and other mixers is a great way to keep your home bar stocked with fresh ingredients and the cocktails full of fizzy fun.
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Can Mulled Wine Be Served Cold?
Mulled wine is traditionally a hot drink, but if you prefer cold beverages, you may want to learn serve a chilled version that's just as tasty.
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Bored With Whipped Cream? Add Meringue To Your Hot Chocolate
If you make hot chocolate on the regular, then you may be on the hunt for ways to switch things up. Try meringue instead of whipped cream as a sweet topping.
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