In Spain, Hot Chocolate Is Not For Drinking
You're probably used to drinking hot chocolate, but hot chocolate is not for drinking in Spain and instead serves a completely different purpose.
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The Search For Hidden Cases Of Canadian Club Whisky Continues Nearly 60 Years Later
It's unlikely the creative minds behind a marketing campaign that kicked off in 1967 ever imagined it would still be making headlines almost six decades later.
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Protein Is The Secret To Ultra-Filtered Milk's Creamy Texture
Ultra-filtered milk is so coveted that it's earned the nickname "designer milk." But what exactly is it? Well, proteins play a big role in its creamy appeal.
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What's Behind The Russian Tradition Of Sniffing Bread After Drinking Vodka
Food traditions from around the world are often fun to mimic, but they're even more meaningful when we understand their cultural significance.
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Is It Worth Your Time To Froth Wine?
The latest wine trend to come from the social media world is frothing the wine before drinking, but is it worth your time? We spoke to an expert to find out.
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Add Cereal-Infused Milk For A Nostalgic Twist In Your Coffee
For a nostalgic twist on your routine morning cup of coffee, try adding cereal infused milk. Infusing milk with the taste of cereal is quick and easy.
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18 Best NYC Restaurants And Bars To Celebrate NYE In 2023
New Year's Eve in New York City can be overwhelming. That's why we've found the best places for you to spend NYE this year and make the most of the night.
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10 Best Rums For A Coquito
There's no wrong way to make coquito - you can get creative by adding different spirits. Here are some of the best rums for making your coquito stand out.
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The Most Popular Christmas Drink In Your State
'Tis the season for sipping on festive holiday cocktails! Tasting Table did a deep dive to find out which Christmas drink is the most popular in every state.
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How The Great Depression Influenced Chock Full o'Nuts To Roast Coffee Beans
Chock full 'Nuts switched to roasting coffee beans in 1932, signaling the birth of roasted coffee shops and serving as a symbol of NYC's Jewish connection.
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Use A Paper Bag To Prevent Ice Cubes From Sticking Together
Bid farewell to fused ice cubes by emptying trays directly into a paper sack. See why they keeps cubes separate and ready for any hosting occasion.
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The Tennessee Cave Where Jack Daniel's Sources The Purest Water For Its Whiskey
If you've ever wondered where Jack Daniel's whiskey gets its pure, smooth, start, a cave in Tennessee is a good place to begin your exploration for information.
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Chemex Coffeemakers Are Unexpectedly Perfect Wine Decanters
Your Chemex is perfect for making coffee, but it's equally helpful as a wine decanter. Say hello to your new way of removing sediment from your favorite wine.
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Snow Globe Cocktails Turn A Simple Drink Into A Winter Wonderland
This visually stunning party trick transforms a simple beverage, be it a mocktail or cocktail, into a festive and whimsical winter wonderland.
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The Bourbon Lift Cocktail Is For Coffee Fans Who Love A Foamy Top
If you're a fan of coffee and cocktails, then it's only natural to want to combine them. Perhaps the best way to do that is with the foamy-topped bourbon lift.
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For A Thai-Inspired Drink, Add Mango Sticky Rice
Thailand may not be intrinsically linked to a signature cocktail as some other countries are, but you can make a Thai-inspired drink with mango sticky rice.
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The Go-To Wines To Bring To Your Next Potluck
We're here to help you find that perfect bottle. Because really, who is more beloved at a potluck than the person who shows up with wine?
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The 21 Best Whiskeys Of 2023
Whiskey is having a big year, and the releases we've seen to this point are clear proof of that. These are our absolute favorites of 2023 so far.
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19 Ways To Use Eggnog In Your Baking And Beyond
Eggnog is a festive treat every Christmas season, but we show you that there's far more ways to use eggnog than you previously thought possible.
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Milk Vs Water: Which Makes The Better Cup Of Hot Chocolate?
If you've made hot cocoa before, you may have encountered the same quandary we have found ourselves with: Does water or milk make better hot chocolate?
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Add Tahini For Even Creamier Hot Chocolate With A Nutty Flavor Twist
Tahini adds a nutty flavor twist and velvety texture to chocolate chip cookies, swirled brownies, and cake. So, who says it can't do the same for hot cocoa?
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The Downside Of Using Single-Walled Stainless Steel Water Bottles
Single-walled stainless steel water bottles might seem like a great reusable option. But despite being durable, safe, and lightweight, they have a downside.
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14 Most Expensive Starbucks Drinks You'll Find Across The World
While Starbucks doesn't boast a reputation for being the thrifty place to buy your coffee, these expensive drinks cost more than your average latte spend.
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Use A Molinillo To Elevate Mexican Hot Chocolate To Its Full Potential
If you are striving to make truly authentic Mexican hot chocolate at home, then you need to use a molinillo to unlock the drink's full potential.
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You Can Enjoy F. Scott Fitzgerald's Favorite Cocktail With Just 3 Ingredients
Author F. Scott Fitzgerald was well known as a heavy drinker, and his cocktail of choice was the gin rickey, which you can enjoy with just three ingredients.
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Use Frozen Fruit To Keep Your Cold Drinks And Cocktails Icy Without Diluting Flavor
Everyone loves an ice cold drink, but few enjoy a watered down cocktail. Luckily, there's a workaround! Frozen fruit chills your drink without diluting it.
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Why American Single Malt Is The Whiskey Trend You'll Keep Seeing More Of
It isn't just marketing and hype. The craft whiskey boom is fueling a lot of experimentation with new and higher-quality products in the United States.
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