8 Things You Need To Know For Blending Frozen Tiki Drinks
Whipping up frozen tiki drinks can be tricky, so we asked a trio of pro bartenders for crucial things to know when combining ice and booze in the blender.
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Eagle Rare Bourbon Has Been Spotted For A Huge Discount At Costco
Rare bourbons can be hard to come by, and expensive when you find them. That's what makes bottles of Eagle Rare being sold at Costco for a discount so exciting.
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5 Kirkland Signature Whole-Bean Coffees, Ranked Worst To Best
Costco's brand of whole bean coffees provides a variety of java, but which Kirkland Signature bag is the best? A barista taste-tested and ranked five of them.
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The Difference Between Pisco Sour And Pisco Punch Cocktails
Pisco, a South American version of brandy, is a delicious spirit that goes great in cocktails. The two most famous are a pisco sour and pisco punch.
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Sangria Is The Best Way To Transform Your Leftover Wine
Wine can start to lose its luster just a couple of days after opening, but that doesn't mean you should throw it out. Use it to make sangria instead.
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The Creative Origin Story Of The US Open's Honey Deuce Cocktail
Lots of sporting events have signature cocktails. For the U.S. Open, it's the honey deuce. Here's how it came to be and continues growing in popularity.
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13 Mistakes You're Making With Iced Coffee
Iced coffee might seem foolproof, but Tasting Table spoke to coffee expert Patti Tushim about the mistakes you don't even know you're making with it.
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The Best Type Of Champagne For Delicious Homemade Mimosas
Mimosas are a deliciously refreshing two-ingredient cocktail. But for a homemade restaurant-quality drink, which type of Champagne is the best to use?
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Skip The Soda And Try Apple Cider For The Absolute Best Fall Float
Among the best apple dessert recipes to sweeten up your fall, an ice cream float with apple cider makes a unique addition to the list.
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The Secret Ingredient That Will Give Your Red Sangria A Spicy Kick
A party with sangria is always a good time. But if you really want to impress your guests, try incorporating this root to give your sangria some bite.
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The Best Tomato Juice To Use In Your Caesar Highball
This type of tomato juice will take your next Caesar highball recipe to another delicious level because it's the perfect combination of savory and spicy.
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Stanley Releases A New Pumpkin Spice Color In 3 Sizes
Fans of Stanley tumblers, PSLs, and all things fall can rejoice. Today, Stanley released a new limited edition pumpkin spice color available in three cup sizes.
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Is It Okay To Use Cheap Wine When Making Sangria?
Since we usually serve sangria at a party where we want to impress our guests, we asked an expert if it's OK to use cheap wine as the base.
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Coconut Cream Is Your Go-To Ingredient For Coquito Without Eggs
Just like in eggnog, eggs are an essential ingredient in some coquito recipes, but not all of them. If you don't have eggs on hand, use coconut cream.
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13 Tips For Drinking Bourbon As A Beginner, From A Whiskey Connoisseur
The intricacies of drinking bourbon can be intimidating for a beginner, but with a few tips from a whiskey expert, you'll soon enjoy getting into the spirit.
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15 Cream Sodas, Ranked Worst To Best
We taste-tested and ranked a wide variety of cream sodas to find out which are the best and worst brands of this classic type of vanilla-tasting pop.
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The Ratio To Follow When Drinking Black Tea With Milk
It's a delicate dance when adding milk to tea. When it comes to black milk, there's one reliable ratio to start with for max flavor and texture.
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How Much Juice Do You Get From One Watermelon?
It can be difficult to figure out how to use an entire watermelon given their size, so why not make some refreshing watermelon juice? Here's how.
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What Is The Weakest Alcoholic Drink You Can Actually Buy?
If you enjoy the taste of alcoholic beer, wine, cider, spirits, and cocktails but want to avoid high-alcohol drinks, what's the weakest option available?
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The Southern Twist Alton Brown Puts On India's Lassi Drink
One unique way of making a lassi drink is swapping yogurt with buttermilk for a Southern twist on the drink, courtesy of celebrity chef Alton Brown.
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10 Things Coffee Enthusiasts Should Know About Starbucks Reserve
Starbucks Reserve, an upscale program, is all about unique coffee-centered experiences. We break down all the details that you'll want to know.
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Why Your Homemade Oat Milk Is Slimy And How To Prevent It
Oat milk has long taken the world by storm. If you're trying to make it at home, though, you might find it to be a bit slimy. Here's how to avoid that.
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Why You Shouldn't Drink Cider That's Too Cold
While nothing sounds better than an ice cold hard cider on a crisp autumn night, you should think twice about drinking cider that's too cold. Here's why.
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Homemade Oat Milk Is Easier To Make At Home Than You Might Expect
There are plenty of reasons to prefer oat milk to dairy milk, but often that choice comes with a hefty price tag. Luckily, making oat milk is simple.
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Starbucks Vs Dunkin': Who Makes The Better Macchiato?
Both Dunkin' and Starbucks sell hot and iced latte macchiatos. Our review puts the two coffeehouse giants head-to-head to see who sells the best cup.
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Your Hot Chocolate Has Been Missing A Splash Of Coffee Creamer
The sweet, creamy addition can help bring both texture and flavor into your chocolate beverages, and you can mix and match flavored coffee creamers.
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Clark Gable's Favorite Martini Hack Is One You Might Want To Try
The iconic star's martini preparation required a specific technique, but it's not difficult to learn and you can try it at home with your next cocktail.
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