Why Champagne Pairs So Well With Steak
Red wine is the most common accompaniment for steak, but food experts agree that the next time you visit a steakhouse, you should order Champagne instead.
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The 10 Best Tequila And Mezcal Cocktails
Tequila and mezcal may be suitable for sipping, but the agave-based spirits shine as the stars in a number of classic and modern cocktails.
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How PepsiCo Plans To Decrease Plastic Use By 2030
With the climate crisis unfolding around the world, sustainability is an issue at the forefront of many consumer minds and PepsiCo is meeting that demand.
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The Reason Vegetable Oil Is Added To Bottled Coffee Creamers
Because vegetable oil doesn't have a taste, people probably don't realize that it's often found in bottled coffee creamer. So, why is it even an ingredient?
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The Simple Tip For Making Your Starbucks Iced Tea Stronger
If you frequent Starbucks, having another drink hack in your arsenal is a great way to get the most bang for your buck. Try this iced tea trick on for size.
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The Beginner's Guide To Languedoc Wines
Languedoc in France delivers a variety of reds, whites, and rosé wines that offer a surprising freshness and acidity. Here's what to know about Languedoc wines.
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The Cocktail Trend Pinterest Thinks Will Dominate In 2023
Since, for the last three years, eight out of 10 of their predictions have been correct, Pinterest has a track record that makes them worth paying attention to.
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The Only Ingredient You Should Add To Ouzo
Ouzo is often served after a hearty Greek meal, but if you've ever sipped it and found it way too strong, just know it was missing one key ingredient.
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How Long Does Dry Vermouth Last Once Opened?
After opening a bottle of vermouth, its shelf life begins counting down. While sweet vermouth may last a few months, how long is opened dry vermouth good for?
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Martha Stewart's Sunny Drink Pairings For Her 'Perfect' Paella
Martha Stewart demonstrates how to make the red and the white version of her favorite sangria, and it's almost shockingly simple.
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The Beginner's Guide To Georgian Wines
Georgian wines may not dominate U.S. wine shops, but with its rich history maybe they should. We've compiled a beginner's guide to Georgian wines.
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Why PepsiCo Is Laying Off Hundreds Of US Employees
In a memo sent to PepsiCo staff, the company announced its intention to lay off hundreds of workers based at its North American headquarters.
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The 15 Best Wine Tasting Rooms In Solvang, California
Solvang, California is a quaint town with plenty of wine to enjoy, so we've compiled a list of the best tasting rooms where you can do exactly that.
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What You Need To Consider When Spiking Your Holiday Eggnog
Love it or hate it, eggnog has staying power, tempting people with artful recipes during the holiday season. But here's what to consider when spiking it.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Buying Wine At The Grocery Store
For wine drinkers who can buy wine in grocery stores, there are pros and cons to doing so, and some may surprise you.
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Roasting Plant Coffee Is Getting In On The Negroni Trend With New Collab
A day in Italy may start with an espresso and end with a Negroni -- but why not combine the two? Thanks to Roasting Plant coffee and Primo Aperitivo, you can.
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The Beginner's Guide To Texas Wine
Texas wine country is an underrated area producer in today's market, but that won't be for long. Learn about the Lone Star State's wine culture with this guide.
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Pour Juice 'Upside Down' For Less Mess
Pouring juice out of a carton can be a messy business. But most juice cartons are actually designed to pour juice upside down,' which leads to a smoother pour.
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Why Botanicals Are Key To The Most Flavorful Non-Alcoholic Spirits
There are many mocktail recipes, which utilize botanicals for their unique flavor. But, what are botanicals, and how do they affect the flavor of your drink?
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The Key Ingredient For A Rich Cup Of Dutch Hot Chocolate
Dutch hot chocolate is "velvety and soft, as if an angel has landed on your tongue." Find out how the hot chocolate the Dutch are drinking is different.
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The Best Type Of Coffee To Use In Your V60 Brewer
The highly-regarded Hario V60 brewer's 60-degree cone has dominated coffee competitions, becoming the vessel of choice to showcase the world's best beans.
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Use Cranberries To Give Your Negroni A Tart Twist
If you're currently riding the trending Negroni wave, you can give your cocktail a tart new twist with the addition of cranberries. Here's how.
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What Makes Honey Process Coffee Unique?
Before it hits your cup, coffee goes through various processes to become the drink you love. Here's how the honey process can impact your coffee's flavor.
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10 Ways To Use Bourbon Beyond Cocktails
While smoky bourbon makes for a killer cocktail, this complex liquor is great beyond just drinks. Interested? Read our guide to find out how.
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The Starbucks Frappuccino That Could Change Your Mind About Fruitcake
For some fans, Starbucks' flavors are as integral to the holidays as Christmas cookies and candy canes. But what about the Fruitcake Frappuccino?
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Why You Should Always Read The Label Before Buying Orgeat Syrup
There's no replacement for the unique flavor in cocktails with the almond-based syrup orgeat. That's why you'll want to check the bottle's label before buying.
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The 18 Best Food And Beverage Advent Calendars Of 2022
Advent calendars are always fun, but if chocolate isn't your thing, fear not - these Christmas countdowns include beer, wine, hot sauces, and so much more.
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