11 Tips For Making The Best Coffee With Your French Press
Almost 75% of the entire U.S. population drinks coffee every day. So, if that's you, then here are 11 tips for making the best coffee with your French press.
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Tomato Wine Is A Real Thing, But It's Not What You'd Expect
A summertime fruit, the tomato has so many uses. Did you know that you can make them into a wine? See the unexpected aspects of tomato wine.
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What Is The Flavor Of Original Red Bull Actually Supposed To Taste Like?
Many have distinct opinions of what Red Bull tastes like. However, initially, the energy drink flavor was intended to taste a little different.
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What Is Steam Beer And How Is It Connected To The Gold Rush?
Although steam beer isn't as commonly known as other types of brew, it's been around for a long time. Did you know it has ties to the Gold Rush?
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The Difference Between Coke And Diet Coke Is In Plain Sight
Sometimes when you order Coke, you get Diet Coke. If you can't tell immediately from the taste, here's another way to figure out which soda you're drinking.
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What's The Flavor Of Classic Irish Cream?
Irish cream is a silky-smooth liqueur that's as versatile as it is sweet. It's ideal in Irish coffees and espresso martinis, but what is its flavor?
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Why Chicory Is One Of The Healthiest Things You Can Add To Coffee
The slightly sweet, nutty combination of chicory and coffee is believed to have originated in France and has been around since the 19th century.
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Does Distilled Water Taste Any Different From Regular Tap?
Have you ever poured a glass of water from the tap and noticed it tastes different than filtered water? What about distilled? What makes their tastes differ?
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Why Coca-Cola's Discontinued OK Soda Couldn't Get Off The Ground
Coca-Cola launched OK Soda in 1993 and it fizzled out quickly. What happened? Well, a grunge-era, indifference-driven marketing campaign certainly didn't help.
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Milk Powder Is The Slept On Coffee Addition You've Been Needing
If you are a coffee drinker who has been relying on liquid creamer to get the job done, you really shouldn't overlook this versatile ingredient.
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What's The Official Flavor Of Blue Curaçao?
Although its bright blue hue might indicate it tastes like a berry, Blue Curacao actually boasts the taste of another popular fruit.
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Add Cucumber To Lemonade For A Refreshing Twist
When the temperature rises -- or when you've had a great workout -- a reviving lemonade is perfect. Add some cucumber and it's even more refreshing. Here's how.
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What Is Blue Wine, And How Does It Get Its Bold Hue?
Have you ever seen a bottle of blue wine and wondered what it was and how it got its intense color? Here's what to know about this curious drink.
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How Does One Define The Flavor Of Cool Blue Gatorade?
There's a reason why most people describe Gatorade by its color -- it's because the flavors are hard to discern. Luckily we know what Cool Blue tastes like.
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What Is Hennessy, And How Should You Be Drinking It?
Hennessy is a cognac, which is a type of brandy that is manufactured in Cognac, France. Here's more on the liquor and how you should be drinking it.
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A Beginner's Guide To Stout
Enjoyable as it is, Guinness does not define stout, much as Budweiser does not define lager, or Woodford Reserve bourbon. There's more to know about stout.
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Why Cold Brew Coffee Is The Best Variety To Enjoy Frozen
Coffee comes in an assortment of temperatures, mainly hot and cold. If you want to add frozen to that range, it's best to use cold brew. Here's why.
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What's The Main Flavor In Amaretto?
Amaretto is a flavored liqueur that works well in many drinks. Have you tried identifying what exactly is responsible for its nutty aroma and sweet taste?
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The Red Wine And Meat Pairing Advice You Should Take With A Grain Of Salt
You've probably always been pairing red wine with meat, but perhaps it's time to rethink that old advice. Here's what some Somms are saying today.
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What Makes A Spanish Gin And Tonic Stand Out From The Classic?
You've had a standard gin and tonic, but what sets a Spanish G & T apart? In short, a special glass, plenty of ice, and a garden of garnishes make it special.
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Milk Washing Is The Easy Fix For Cloudy Homemade Campari
Campari is an easy liqueur to make at home, but sometimes it turns out cloudy. Here’s how milk can help turn this cocktail component clear again.
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Is There Any Truth To Exclusively Cooking With Wine You Would Drink?
When using wine in recipes, you've heard that you should only select it if you'd drink it. But drinkability is subjective, so what does that mean for cooking?
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Hong Kong's Coa Has Been Voted Best Bar In Asia For The Third Year In A Row
In July, the best bars across Asia were announced at an award ceremony in Hong Kong, where fan-favorite Coa was voted Best Bar for the third year in a row.
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You Can Use Your French Press To Make Tea. Here's How
The French press has been around since the 1800s, but did you know it can be used for more than just coffee? Brew a pot of loose-leaf tea using your press.
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TikTok's 'Jam Water' Might Be The Refreshing Drink You're Looking For
TikTok is full of food and beverage tips and ideas. There's a new summertime drink trend on the platform that includes simple flavors of jam and sparking water.
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The Scientific Reason Beer Gets Foamy At The Top
Have you ever cracked open a cold beer, poured it into a glass and wondered how the foam was formed? Here's the science behind the head of a beer.
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Truly's Newest Seltzer Flavor Is An Evocative Ode To The US Women's Soccer Team
Truly and the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team have partnered to release a flavor that pays homage to the team as they head to the FIFA Women's World Cup.
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