Does The 'Sock Coffee' Brewing Method Actually Involve A Sock?
Given that a coffee pot spout couldn't catch all the coffee grounds, some historians posit that socks may have been used as the first coffee filters.
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Is Dasani Really All That Different From Other Bottled Water Brands?
2020 wasn't a great year for Dasani -- and when other bottled water brands were bought en masse in the early pandemic, Dasani was left high and dry.
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What Martha Stewart Says To Do When A Dinner Guest Brings Wine
If you are a host who receives a bottle of wine, the O.G. of party hosts, aka Martha Stewart, said there is a protocol for what you should do with that gift.
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Why The Quality Of Your Milk Matters When Making Coffee Drinks
When it comes to choosing a milk to froth into your favorite coffee, you want café-level creaminess. See what milks work best in your joe and why.
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What Makes Chicory Coffee Unique?
Chicory coffee is a staple most closely associated with the Cajun city of New Orleans. Here is what makes chicory unique and how it is different from coffee.
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Cold Brew Vs. Nitro Cold Brew: What's The Difference?
Does infusing nitrogen into a batch of cold brew make a difference? Here's what makes these two types of coffee unique from each other.
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When It Comes To Coffee In Brazil The Cafézinho Reigns Supreme
Cafézinho is the diminutive serving of coffee consumed throughout the day by Brazilians. It's enjoyed with meals, and even given by some unlikely hosts.
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Why India's Mahua Liquor Was Banned During British Rule
If you've never heard of mahua, you're not alone. Banned during British rule, India's flower-based liquor has only recently begun to blossom commercially.
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The Perfect Milk-To-Coffee Ratio For Your Homemade Cappuccino
Making a cup of cappuccino yourself is more than possible if you apply this easy ratio. Save money and trips to the café by making your joe at home.
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The Spicy Liqueur You Should Try Adding To Your Favorite Cocktails
When a liqueur carries smoke and spice from roasted, dried chile peppers, you know there's a story lurking in that bottle. Get to know Mexico-based Ancho Reyes.
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The Flavorful Swap You Can Use To Turn Wine Cocktails Into Mocktails
The mocktail is an option for those looking for the flavor but not the alcohol content of cocktails. Here is a delicious swap that can make any mocktail great.
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17 Best Boba Tea Shops In Los Angeles
Boba, also known as bubble tea, has become a popular drink in the U.S. Looking for the best spots in LA? We've rounded up some great options for you.
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Revolutionize Your Cocktail Game By Rethinking Your Fruit Choices
A fruity cocktail hits the spot any time of year, but if you're out of fresh berries, don't be afraid to get creative. Here's what you can use instead.
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Reasons You May Want To Consider Diluting Your Negroni
Contrary to the notion that says you should never introduce water to a cocktail, there are times when diluting a negroni can elevate the famed drink.
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Coffee Milk Is The Official Beverage Of This State
Coffee milk may sound like two things folks mix into their mugs every morning, but it's a specific drink one U.S. state has claimed for its very own.
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6 Best Trader Joe's Wine And Cheese Pairings
Trader Joe's has a wonderful, budget-friendly selection of delectable cheese and wines, and these pairings are the ones you should absolutely reach for.
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Sky Juice: The Creamy Caribbean Cocktail Perfect For Cloud-Gazing
In need of a cocktail perfect for cloud-gazing on the beach? Try Sky Juice, a creamy concoction that hails from the Caribbean.
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Why Charred Barrels Are Essential To Bourbon Production
Without barrel charring, bourbon would appear as clear as vodka and lack many of the deep, rich notes that the wood imparts. See how it's done.
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The Absolute Best Way To Consume Turkey's National Liquor, Raki
Turkey's cuisine can't be beaten, but don't overlook its alcohol either. Here's the absolute best way to consume Turkey's national liquor, raki.
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Tasting Table Asks Cocktail Fans What's The Best Kind Of Ice - Exclusive Survey
Choosing the right type and amount of ice is a vital step in crafting the perfect cocktail, so we asked 588 Tasting Table readers which one is their favorite.
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The Best Type Of Beans To Use For Your Coffee Tonic
Coffee tonic is a refreshing addition to the java world. Here are the best type of beans you should use to get the most out of the fizzy drink's flavor.
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The Strict Rules For Adding Color To Whiskies And Bourbons
The truth is that several factors influence how whiskey and bourbons get their color naturally, from the environment to the casks in which they are kept.
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Starbucks Workers Across The US Begin 3-Day 'Double Down' Strike
The walkout, which affects about 100 Starbucks stores across the country, starts December 16 and is seen as a continuation of the "Red Cup Rebellion."
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When Did Starbucks Begin Offering Free Wi-Fi To Customers?
Free Wi-Fi availability helps explain the popularity of Starbucks as a "third place" to work and socialize. So when did Starbucks start offering free Wi-Fi?
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The Label Messaging To Look Out For When Buying Tequila
Selecting the right bottle of tequila out of the massive number of options can be overwhelming, especially when tequila labeling can be confusing.
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Yerba Mate May Be Key To Argentina's World Cup Success
For a lot of residents of South America, the caffeinated treat that helps get them through the day is something you don't see much outside of its home region.
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13 Types Of Rum, Explained
The next time you prepare a cocktail that requires rum, don't just grab the first bottle you find. Make sure to get familiar with the spirit's many varieties.
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