Which Types Of Wine Have The Least Amount Of Sugar?
If you've ever wondered how much sugar is in wine and which types of wine will help you cut back on sugar, we have all the answers you need right here.
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Why This Must-Have Water Bottle Is Banned In Many Schools Across The Country
Hydration is essential, especially in school. However, many schools are banning this popular water bottle for concerns you might not have even considered.
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Why Drinking Alcohol Through A Straw Might Not Be A Good Idea
Drinking cocktails and beer out of a straw may seem like no big deal, but there are reasons ranging from safety to flavor to avoid doing so.
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The Pure Leaf Iced Tea That Will Not Quench Your Thirst
Iced tea may seem like the perfect thirst-quenching beverage, but not all Pure Leaf beverages are made equally — in fact, it may make you even thirstier.
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10 Best Espresso Machines To Buy Secondhand
Espresso machines don't come easy, it can be challenging to find your desired quality for a reasonable cost. That's why these machines are the best secondhand.
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Starbucks Is Adding A Boost Of Protein To Its Drink Customizations
If you want to get extra protein alongside your caffeine fix, Starbucks has you covered with some exciting new drink options. Here's what you need to know.
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10 Underrated Sodas To Try For Your Next Ice Cream Float
The classic root beer float is a perennial favorite, but there's a wealth of different soda and ice cream combos to try, as recommended by our experts.
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Bones Coffee Co.'s Worst RTD Latte Tastes Overly Artificial
Bones Coffee Co.'s attention-grabbing packaging and fun range of flavors may be enticing, but Tasting Table found one of their RTD lattes difficult to stomach.
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Don't Throw Out Leftover Bacon Grease, Add It To This Liquor Instead
Many people are familiar with adding bacon grease to gravy or fried vegetables, but fewer people are aware of the boozy infusion you can make with it.
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10 Vintage Whiskeys That Are Worth A Fortune Today
While there are plenty of vintage whiskeys that aren't worth much, some of the rarer bottles can go for extremely high prices in the collectors' market.
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This Tropical Twist On The Classic Mojito Delivers A Hit Of Coconut Flavor
There's a new flavor that has been thrown in the mix, and it's got mojito drinkers switching to cojitos when they want to make things feel more tropical.
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Aldi Has Non-Alcoholic Wine, But You Probably Won't Find It At Your Location
Aldi's latest alcohol-free wine selections make for a great evening treat without the next-day consequences, but they're only available in select countries.
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The Discontinued Budweiser Beer You Might Not Remember
Budweiser closed the '80s by hopping on a hot beer trend, and it's possible that the popularity of one of its own products eventually led to this Bud's demise.
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The Bloody Mary's Original Name Was Somehow Even More Gruesome
There is often lore around the names of cocktails, including the Bloody Mary, but the early version of vodka with tomato juice had a different, grisly name.
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The Household-Name Brand Responsible For Making Tea Affordable
While coffee is one of the most popular beverages in the world today, not so long ago it wasn't affordable for the average person. Here's how that all changed.
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10 Bottom-Shelf Bourbons You'll Actually Want To Drink
There are plenty of bottom-shelf bourbons you should steer clear of. But when it comes to these 10 options, we think they are worth every drop.
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The Absolute Best Instant Latte Mix Is For Dark Chocolate Lovers
When you want a latte fast and without the hassle, it's time to reach for some powdered instant latte mix, but which brand is the best? We have the answer.
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Prue Leith's No-Waste Banana Smoothie Uses The Part You Usually Toss
When people buy bananas, they typically only consume the sweet pulp. However, Prue Leith can see the appeal of using more of the fruit in smoothies.
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The Quirky Milk Bag Canadians Use That's Actually Eco-Friendly
You might be used to milk jugs and cartons, but Canadians are used to milk bags. Here's how they came about and why they're an eco-friendly alternative.
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Low-Fat Milk Is More Than Just Watered-Down Dairy
Many people perceive low-fat milk as watered down. However, that is simply untrue, as no water gets added to milk. Here's what you need to know about milk fat.
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Costco's Kirkland Bottled Water Is Made By This Familiar Brand
It's no surprise that Costco doesn't produce its own bottled water. It comes from a company that has dominated the western U.S. market for decades.
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Julia Child's Favorite Dry Vermouth Came From An Iconic Brand
Julia Child's favorite cocktail was a vermouth-forward variation on a martini. If you want to drink like the iconic chef, grab a bottle of this brand.
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If You Don't Want To Taste The Booze, This Is The Best Alcohol To Use In Cocktails
The wrong alcohol can overpower the various flavors of a cocktail. To prevent that issue, you should choose a neutral-tasting booze, like this one.
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How To Enjoy The Taste Of Bourbon When The Burn Is Too Much
Love the taste of bourbon but hate the burn? These simple techniques can help tame the harshness while preserving the complex flavors you want to enjoy.
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Bulk Up Smoothies With This Nearly-Tasteless Vegetable
This vegetable is a great way to give your smoothies a creamier and more milkshake-like consistency. The best part? It won't even affect the drink's flavor.
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8 Topo Chico Hard Beverages, Ranked Worst To Best
Topo Chico offers plenty of hard beverage flavors to choose from, but which are really worth trying? We've ranked eight of the brand's popular flavors.
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Next Time You Make Chai, Add This One Canned Ingredient
For a richer and more full-bodied cup, the simple addition of canned sweetened condensed milk is the perfect ingredient.
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