Adding Wine Syrup Will Do Wonders For Your Drinks
There's an innovative solution to an unfinished bottle of wine: Making wine syrups will do wonders adding something sweet to your drinks.
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Don't Ignore An Empty Milk Pitcher At A Coffee Shop
Dive into the community etiquette vibe and lend a helping hand the next time you run into this small issue at a coffee shop and everyone will win.
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12 Starbucks Drinks Inspired By Popular Desserts
With some creative twists, even the humble latte can be transformed into a temping dessert in a cup, and these Starbucks drinks certainly hit the mark.
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Why Some Bartenders Use Cookie Cutters When Making Drinks
Improve your cocktail game by bringing cookie cutters into the mix. See how these simple baking tools can can make garnishing your sea breeze, a breeze.
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Remove Your Coffee Cup Before The Keurig Stops Brewing. Here's Why
Multi-tasking is great, but if you want a delicious mug of non-watery coffee you might have to keep your eyes on your brewed cup of Keurig.
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The Serious Reason You Can't Let Used Grounds Sit In Your Coffee Maker
Getting good at making your own coffee from home can be a game changer, but for best results it's important to keep up on the cleanliness of your machine.
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The Easy Store-Bought Shortcut For Fruity Iced Tea
An ice-cold glass of iced tea is refreshing on its own, but when it's scorching hot out, adding a fruity element takes this drink to the next level.
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Shake Shack's Executive Chef Shares The Formula For A Perfect Milkshake
How does Shake Shack keep churning out amazing products? Its executive chef revealed the secret formula for a perfect milkshake to Tasting Table.
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20 Menu Items From Starbucks Japan We Wish We Had In The US
Starbucks Japan has some of the tastiest and most unique items anywhere. We collected a list of the 20 best items in Japan we wish we had in the US.
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The Valuable Reason To Order Starbucks' Chai Tea Instead Of Lattes
Ordering an already-made chai latte is convenient, but there's an even less expensive way to go about it. Here's why you should order a chai tea instead.
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How To Pair Beer With Chicken And Pork At Summer Barbecues
Once you've decided which chicken and pork dishes you're going to make, it's time to decide what kind of beer, another summer staple, to pair them with.
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Add One Simple Ingredient To Enhance Your Pitcher Cocktails
Serving large batches of cocktails saves time and money, but many recipes get a bad rap for being too sweet. Luckily, there's an easy way to balance this.
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Get More Espresso At Starbucks By Ordering Your Venti Latte Iced
Your quick caffeine fix can come with more bang for your buck by ordering your venti latte iced at Starbucks. Here's how this hack works to get more espresso.
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Here's How Strong An Irish Coffee Actually Is
Don't the let name fool you - an Irish coffee is less about getting tipsy and more about enjoying the comforting blend of coffee, whiskey, sugar, and cream.
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The Cultural Significance Behind Arak, A Timeless Levantine Drink
When it comes to traditional beverages in the Middle East, Arak is a powerhouse. The drink is consumed by many and has a fascinating history behind it.
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Is Gatorade Actually Effective At Hydrating You?
Gatorade is famous for its marketing and claims regarding rehydration. Is it all fluff, or can the colorful beverages actually help with hydrating?
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The Famous Whisky Distillery Most Loved By Queen Victoria
Queen Victoria was an ardent whisky fan. In fact, the historical figure seems to have had her favorites when it came to whisky distilleries.
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15 Best Teas For Making Iced Tea, Ranked
For some, iced tea season is all year. While any of these varieties would make a good choice, the best iced teas offer easy prep, bold flavor, and versatility.
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For A Summery Cocktail Buzz, Try A Frozen Espresso Martini
There are a few caffeinating cocktails more iconic than the espresso martini, but adding a frozen twist can alter it perfectly for the summer.
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What Makes Awamori, Japan's Oldest Distilled Drink, Unique?
What makes awamori unique is that it is made with a black mold in the fermentation process that only grows in Okinawa.
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The Starbucks Secret Menu Frappuccino For Fancy Chocolate Lovers
Hey chocolate lovers, do you often crave something super chocolatey at Starbucks? Well, we've got the perfect hack for you to order a decadently sweet surprise.
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The Gorgeous Tokyo Starbucks Located In A Vibrant Greenhouse
If you want to experience Starbucks in a stunning natural location, a trip to Japan is in order. Visit the gorgeous cafe located in a botanical garden.
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What Is Tiger's Blood Flavor And What Does It Taste Like?
If you've ever seen a sign advertising Tiger's Blood, you may have been thrown. But rest assured, no animals are harmed in the making of this tasty flavor.
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What You Need To Know About Lambanog, The Strong Coconut Liquor Of The Philippines
Lamanog is a liquor distilled in the Philippines that is often called "Coconut wine" or "Coconut vodka." Here's how it's made and how you can drink it.
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Here's Why Your Homemade Campari Turned Cloudy
When making your in Campari, in the final mixing step, the most common pitfall occurs, turning the concoction cloudy.
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You Can Still Get The Discontinued Starbucks Lemon Bar Frap To Refresh Your Summer
Lemon is one of the most refreshing fruits of summer, and if you crave lemonade, you should try recreating Starbucks' discontinued Lemon Bar Frappuccino.
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Umeshu Is Japan's Sweet Plum Liqueur You Should Know About
Made from the tangy and sour (some say, inedible) ume fruit, this Japanese plum wine is a staple in the alcoholic beverage scene of the island nation.
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