Cornstarch Is The Secret Ingredient For Rich And Thick Hot Chocolate
Whatever dish you deploy it in, heating cornstarch allows the starch particles to disintegrate and bond with water, which creates a gel-like consistency.
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Dragon Fruit Syrup Can Elevate Any Vodka Cocktail
With its sweet, citrusy flavor and vivid magenta hue, dragon fruit syrup can add flavor and color to any vodka cocktail. Even better? It's easy to make at home.
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Make Ice Cubes With Bitters For More Refreshing And Complex Drinks
Made with herbs, spices, and botanicals, bitters add flavor and aroma to cocktails and other beverages. Freeze them into ice cubes for instant drink infusions!
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The Kingston Soundsystem Cocktail Is A Colorful Way To Use Suze
If you're a fan of rum and reggae, you'll love the Kingston Soundsystem, a cocktail that packs a punch of Jamaican rums, fruit, and the French bitters, Suze.
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17 Ways To Infuse Milk For A Better Coffee
Coffee is nearly perfect as is, but drinking the same old cup of Joe gets monotonous. Here are 17 easy ways to liven up your morning coffee.
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Swap Grenadine For Strawberry Syrup For An Elevated Shirley Temple
Savor the Shirley Temple with a fruity twist. Swap grenadine for homemade strawberry syrup, transforming the classic mocktail into a sweetly summery delight.
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20 Sweet Cocktails, Ranked Worst To Best
Sweet-forward cocktails are popular among pretty much all ages and levels of drinking experience. Here are some of the most popular sweet cocktails, ranked.
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We Ranked Every Bottle Of Jim Beam From Worst To Best
In our mind, Jim Beam doesn't make a bad bourbon, but some of its expressions are better than others. Let's rank everything this whiskey icon has to offer.
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Switch Up The Taste Of Your Next Fruit Smoothie With Canned Lychee
Anyone looking for a delicious way to switch up their smoothies should consider using lychee. Canned lychee is especially useful as it's cheap and pre-peeled.
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The Mistake Everyone Makes Before Juicing Apples For Cider
Homemade apple cider is within reach, but there are best practices to keep in mind if you want to end up with the most and the best tasting cider.
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How To Tell If Bourbon Has Gone Bad
If you've ever wondered if bourbon could spoil, the answer is yes. Luckily, there are several factors in which you can quickly tell if your drink has gone bad.
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What Is Chambord And How Do You Drink It?
Chambord is an elegant berry liqueur with a sophisticated flavor profile. Here's everything you need to know about where to get it and how to use it.
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Should You Ask A Bartender For The Best Drink They Can Make?
Have you ever found yourself at a bar, stumped about what to order? One tempting option for you is to ask the bartender for the best drink they can concoct.
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18 Spanish Drinks You Should Try At Least Once
Spanish food is great but don't overlook Spanish drinks. These are some of the best Spanish drinks, from Rioja and cava to chocolate caliente and rebujitos.
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What It Really Means For Your Bourbon To Be Allocated
If you're a bourbon connoisseur, chances are you've stumbled upon an allocated bottle - but for the uninitiated, take a deep dive into the world of allocation.
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Does Your French Press Coffee Taste Sour? Try This Stirring Tip
When using a French press, the beauty lies in the precision of every step. If your coffee is sour, consider adding this stirring tip to your process.
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Use Dried Red Peppers To Seriously Spice Up Cinnamon Whiskey
If you're a fan of the burn, take your cinnamon whiskey to the next level by adding some red chili peppers to the mix. Even better? Making it at home is easy.
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Add Vanilla Extract To French Press Coffee For A Hint Of Sweetness
To further enhance your morning cup of French press coffee, add a little vanilla extract to your brew for extra sweetness and delicious flavor nuances.
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Rusty Nail: The 2-Ingredient Cocktail Beloved By Frank Sinatra
While the Rusty Nail may no longer be fashionable at your local bar, this simple yet elegant cocktail was once a favorite of Frank Sinatra.
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Root Beer Is The Secret Weapon For Better Chili
What's the secret to great chili? Is it the meat blend? An exotic pepper that's nearly impossible to find? Nope. The secret can be found in a can of root beer.
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What Are Absinthe Bitters And How Do You Use Them In Cocktails?
Everything you need to know about absinthe bitters ─ from the myths and history of absinthe to how to make the botanical cocktail tincture at home.
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17 Best Bourbon And Cheese Pairings
Bourbon is an intriguing partner for cheese - both are equally rich in diversity and flavor.The perfect pairing enhances both the bourbon and the cheese.
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The Reason India Consumes So Much Whisky
Home-grown Indian whisky has a different flavor to much of the rest of the world's whiskies, and it's one of the reasons that the spirit is so popular there.
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How Long Can You Store Homemade Fruit Syrup?
As with any other homemade condiment, it's important to know how long the syrup keeps to prevent spoilage and avoid exposing yourself to foodborne pathogens.
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Swap Bourbon For Islay Scotch For A More Peated Old Fashioned
The classic old fashion cocktail is a simple but elegant affair usually made with bourbon. But, using an Islay scotch instead offers marked flavor benefits.
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The Classic Wine And Cheese Pairing You Are, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
You may not think that astrological signs define you, but we're pretty sure that these wine and cheese pairings match no matter what your zodiac is.
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Before Tossing Your Empty Syrup Bottle, Swish Cold Brew Coffee In It
If you've used the last of your maple syrup on pancakes, don't toss the bottle yet. This trick for reducing food waste will give your cold brew a sweet boost.
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