Vegan Shakes Could Be In The Future For Shake Shack Fans
Shake Shack has partnered with NotCo to create two new dairy-free menu items: a chocolate milkshake and a chocolate custard. Here's what you need to know.
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How Starbucks Plans To Protect Worker's Abortion Rights
Starbucks has announced plans to help its employees still access abortion if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade. Learn more about it here.
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How Espresso Could Be Affecting Your Cholesterol
Recent studies suggest that as much as you might "heart" coffee, you might want to consider how coffee, namely espresso, is affecting your heart.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Drink Alcohol On An Empty Stomach
There's a reason why bars have bar food and light snacks available for customers to eat while they drink: It's so you don't drink alcohol on an empty stomach.
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Why It's Better To Brush Your Teeth Before Drinking Coffee
Brushing your teeth after you drink coffee may seem like sound dental care, but in fact, you should be brushing your teeth before your first sip. Here's why.
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NYC Airports Can No Longer Overcharge For A Beer
The Port Authority called for a thorough audit into pricing structures at various airport concessions, managed by a company called OTG. Here are the details.
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What Really Happens When You Drink Water Before Eating
When you drink water before eating, studies have found there could actually be physiological implications.
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10 Best Wines For A Red Wine Spritzer
Few cocktails are more refreshing than a wine spritzer. If you prefer reds to combine with sparking water and other accoutrements, opt for these varieties.
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Why Molson Coors Is Now Selling Vegan Milk
When you think about "cracking open a cold one with the boys," it's unlikely you have plant-based milk in mind. But Molson Coors is asking you to think again.
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The Coffee You're Drinking Probably Came From This Country
American coffee consumption in 2022 has soared to a two-decade high. And if you drink coffee every day, you're probably curious about where it comes from.
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The Special Starbucks That's Only For CIA Employees
Unless you are a CIA employee (or otherwise have the security clearance), you won't be able to order a Frappuccino, or anything else, from that store.
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The Real Reason Cold Brew Coffee Is Easier On Your Stomach
Craft coffee brewing has become artisanal in the past few decades, and cold brew has been on the rise. Rumor has it that it's easier on the stomach. Is it true?
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How Starbucks Got The Names For Its Cup Sizes
The names of Starbucks drink sizes certainly set them apart, but they're also confusing. Want to know why the smallest size is called a tall? Then read on!
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What You Should Know Before Buying Alkaline Water
Most Americans are drinking enough water each day, but an increasing number of them are also opting for a version of it known as alkaline water.
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What Makes Afternoon Tea Different From High Tea?
Though both are firmly engrained English traditions spanning at least two centuries, high tea and afternoon (or low) tea most definitely are not the same thing.
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10 Dunkin' Refreshers, Ranked Worst To Best
Dunkin' drinks range from super sweet to understated. Not sure which to choose? Enjoy the break from coffee with our ranking for the best Dunkin' Refreshers.
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Starbucks Just Announced A Sweet New Cold Brew Flavor For Summer
Summer is almost here and Starbucks feels there is no better way to celebrate than with a cold, chocolatey drink that will also give you a caffeine boost.
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How Tea Blending Influenced The Creation Of Johnnie Walker Whisky
John Walker created a profound liquid legacy in the form of the now-famous whisky bearing his name, and it all began with the sale of his family farm.
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These Are The Only 2 US States That Grow Coffee
According to the National Coffee Association survey, over 65% of the U.S. drinks coffee, but did you know there are only two states that actually produce it?
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12 Best Hotel Bars In New York City
Hotel bars can offer some of the most unique experiences -- especially in New York City. We've rounded up some of the best hotel bars in the city for you.
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Baskin-Robbins Is Adding Its Own Spin To New Bubble Tea Drink
Baskin-Robbins has a new drink on its menu, and it's inspired by Taiwan's bubble milk tea, specifically the brown sugar boba tea featuring "tiger stripes."
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Here's How Cappuccino Got Its Name
The cappuccino is a name every coffee drinker knows, but do you know how the Italian coffee got its name or even what "cappuccino" means? It's all about color.
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The Reason You Probably Shouldn't Pair Red Wine And Soft Cheese
When creating your wine-and-cheese pairings, be careful if you're a fan of both red wine and soft cheeses, as the two require a certain combination to work.
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How One Startup Is Turning Tofu Waste Into Wine
A startup in Singapore called SinFooTech is shaking up the beverage industry with its sustainable pursuit: turning tofu byproduct into wine.
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Caribou Coffee Just Launched Its First-Ever Vegan Flatbread
Coffee chain Caribou Coffee has rolled out it first-ever, totally vegan menu item, a roasted tomato and pesto flatbread, featuring JUST Egg.
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Is It Safe To Drink From Lead Crystal?
You might not have known that crystal glassware actually contains lead. It's a concern for many crystal fans. Is it something to worry about or no big deal?
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Why Starbucks Is Raising The Pay For Only Some Of Its Employees
Following hints Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz made to store leaders in mid-April, the chain is planning to begin paying a base of $15 per hour to some employees.
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