The 3 Ingredients You Need To Make A Kahlua Substitute In A Bind
When your liquor cabinet is less than fully stocked, see how you can whip up a workable substitute for Kahlúa with just three basic ingredients.
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Is Liquid Or Dry Yeast Better For Home Brewing?
Homebrewing is a fine art, and for those wanting to brew their own beer, there is a particularly crucial question to ask: Is liquid yeast or dry yeast better?
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You Should Be Soaking Your Matcha Whisk For The Best Results
Soaking your matcha whisk could be the crucial step you're missing at home.
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Jägerita Is The Margarita That Swaps Tequila For The German Liqueur
A normal margarita combines tequila, lime juice, (sometimes) simple syrup, and triple sec. The Jägerita is a standard marg with Jägermeister instead of tequila.
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Michael Dietsch Explains What You Need To Know About Shrubs - Interview
Odds are you've spotted shrubs (the drink, not the plant) on a menu. If you haven't yet given the vinegar-spiked refresher whirl, the time is now.
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The Best Ice To Use For Star-Quality Mint Juleps
Despite its limited ingredient list, there is still one crucial element of a mint julep that's often overlooked: ice. In fact, it can make all the difference.
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What Happens If You Brew Espresso Beans In A Drip Coffee Maker?
Even though we're used to brewing espresso so that it's strong enough to drink in shots, the beans don't have to be prepared this way.
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Coors Is Releasing Its First True Bourbon: Barmen 1873
Coors Whiskey Co. which is part of the Molson Coors empire just announced the release of their very first bourbon, Barmen 1873.
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How Long Should You Shake A Cocktail (& Which Should Be Stirred Instead)?
In order to achieve the perfect balance of dilution and flavor, you need to know the do's and don'ts of mixing drinks, including when to shake or stir.
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Pepsi Is Updating Its Logo, So Let's Look At The Bizarre Proposal For The Last Time It Changed
Peter Arnell's Pepsi logo was more than just a graphic design -- and his bizarre proposal explains it all. Get into his mind as Pepsi changes his creation.
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The Unique Bronze Cask Featured At Starbucks Reserve Roastery In Milan
Starbucks' Roastery in Milan has won locals over with an artful atmosphere and coffee equipment not found anywhere else - including a large bronze cask.
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What Are The Legs In A Wine Glass?
All thanks to the Gibbs-Marangoni Effect. No don't run away, let us break it down for you.
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How & When To Ask For A Rain Check On Grocery Store Discounts
Who doesn't want to save money on groceries, right? Rain checks, or promised discounts on out-of-stock items, can be one great way to do it.
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You Can Make Nitro Cold Brew At Home With A Whipped Cream Dispenser
Making nitro coffee at home is surprisingly easy thanks to a whipped cream dispenser, which can be used to infuse your cold brew coffee with nitrogen.
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What Is The Difference Between Dairy Kefir And Water Kefir?
Dairy kefir and water kefir share similarities but differ in how they're made (and what they taste like).
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The Best Hair Of The Dog Cocktail May Be A Gingery UK Classic
Even if you aren't nursing a brutal hangover, this ginger-flavored beverage can hit the spot after a long day at work or during backyard summer picnics.
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On The Rocks To Debut Ready-To-Drink Midori Sour Cocktail
The 80s are back with a vengeance, and the Midori Sour is leading the charge. On The Rocks is releasing the first-ever bottled version of the iconic cocktail.
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Pepsi Is Updating Its Logo For The First Time Since 2008
Pepsi announced the debut of its first new logo since 2008. The change goes deeper than that, with the logo as one part of a complete visual identity refresh.
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Sherry Vs Port: What's The Difference?
Sherry and port share plenty of similarities. however, noteworthy differences separate the two. We're here to help make some of these distinctions more clear
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20 Cases Of Pappy Van Winkle Were Once Stolen In A Major Heist
If you collect rare bourbon, you've probably tried to get Pappy Van Winkle before. It's almost more famous for its hefty price tag than it is for its quality.
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What Is A 'Skinny' Cocktail (And Why We Should Stop Using The Term)
In recent years, the 'skinny' cocktail has grown in popularity - but it's time to come up with a new term.
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Why Blanton's Bourbon Was A Hit In Japan Before The US
Blanton's may be popular in the US today, but that wasn't always the case. When it was first introduced, Blanton's was more popular in Japan. Here's why.
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Can You Make Soda Without A Machine?
It is one of the most popular drinks, but with a few basic ingredients, could you make your very own soda from home without a machine? We take a look.
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Add A Splash Of Campari To A Bellini Batch For Jewel-Tone Flavor Balance
Variations of the drink already exist like using different fruits, but there's one ingredient that will really up the ante on your next brunch Bellini.
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The 20 Best Wine Shops In Los Angeles
Whether you're new to wine or consider yourself an up-and-coming sommelier, keep reading for our list of the best wine shops in Los Angeles.
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The Difference Between Sake And Rice Wine
Do you think sake is literally rice wine? Think again. Find out more on Tasting Table.
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'The Notebook' Drinking Game For Valentine's Day
What better way to look back on the pure love and tragic story of Noah and Allie than with unnecessary amounts of alcohol?
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