Amarula: What It Is And How To Drink It
Marula is a fruit native to the southern parts of Africa. It's the main ingredient for Amarula, a liqueur brand created in South Africa. Here's how to drink it.
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6 Ways To Combine Coffee And Tea That Aren't Just Dirty Chais
From intense brews to mellow notes, coffee and tea can play surprisingly well together. Here are six blends from all over the world that are worth sipping.
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15 Best Whiskeys To Sip This Winter, According To Bartenders
Winter is the perfect time to get cozy and sip whiskey. If you want to try something new or need help as a beginner, enjoy some of these brands this season.
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The Extra Step You Should Be Adding To Your Instant Coffee Routine
Instant coffee is a godsend for its convenience. The trick, however, is knowing which prepare hack to follow to craft the tastiest cup.
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America's Oldest Whiskey Brand Isn't Originally From Tennessee Or Kentucky
American whiskey is practically synonymous with Kentucky and Tennessee. However, the oldest brand of this beverage got its start in a Northeastern state.
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Slip Extra Protein Into Your Coffee By Using This Type Of Milk
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, so it pays to get as much nutrition as you can. A simple switch can ensure you get all your protein.
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The Pros And Cons Of 10 Coffee-Brewing Methods, According To A Barista
There are so many ways to make a perfect cup of coffee at home. Take a look at the pros and cons of each coffee-brewing method for the best morning routine.
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Head To This Popular Donut Chain If You're Looking For The Best Hot Chocolate
The best hot chocolate can be found at a chain, and it's one that you might not be suspecting. This chain is actually more well-known for its fresh donuts.
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The Worst Bubbl'r Sparkling Water We Tried Had A Weird Sour Taste
If you've never tried Bubbl'r sparkling water, we advise against starting with this particular flavor. Our reviewer found its sourness off-putting.
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Avoid Ordering The Hot Chocolate At This Beloved Sandwich Chain
Hot chocolate is the perfect winter treat to warm you up from the inside, but don't waste your money on the cocoa from this hit-and-miss casual dining chain.
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What To Look For If You Want A Buttery Chardonnay
The taste of your chardonnay will partly depend on where the grapes are grown and the process they undergo. These varieties are more likely to be buttery.
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Dutch Bros' Worst Hot Drink Is About As Basic As It Can Get
Dutch Bros' coffee shops have a nice variety of beverages on the menu. The worst of the bunch is just a basic cup of joe that isn't that great.
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9 Popular Light Beers, Ranked From Worst To Best
Here's how we rank 9 of the more popular and widely-available light beers on the market, based on factors such as their flavor, pricing, and calorie content.
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The Ingredients That Make Nordic Mulled Wine Special
There's nothing like a warm spiced wine on a wintery night. This Nordic take on the holiday favorite incorporates an array of extra flavors and aromas.
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The Nostalgic Drink Mix You Might Remember Eating Straight From The Packet
Remember those flavored drink packets you mixed as a kid? If so, then you probably remember eating this throwback drink mix directly from the packet as well.
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The Lesser-Known Beer That Plays Well With All Your Favorite Spicy Foods
According to experts, this overlooked American brew might hold a secret superpower. It's a perfect match for your fiery Thai takeout or vindaloo dinner.
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How To Order Dutch Bros Trendy Chocolate Banana Bread Drink
Secret menu items are a fun and easy way to customize drinks, and this banana bread-inspired drink isn't one to miss at Dutch Bros.
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Pappy Van Winkle 23: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
Pappy Van Winkle 23 isn't just bourbon. It's more than two decades of craft, passion, and history in a bottle. That's what makes it so special — and so rare.
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Review: Trader Joe's Cask Head Sherry Finish Bourbon Is Better For Mixing Than Sipping
Trader Joe's offer of a Cask Head Sherry Finish Bourbon is enticing, but is it worth the spend? We gave it a try, you can read the review here.
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The Unique Plant-Based Milk You Probably Didn't Know Existed
Many people are turning to plant-based milk alternatives, whether switching to a vegan lifestyle or for nutritional value. This unique option has many benefits.
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Ranked Among The Rarest Whiskies, You Can Only Get This Dram In One Restaurant, And Only When You Hear The Bell
For one of the rarest whisky brands in the world, you'll have to travel across the pond to one particular restaurant that only sells it at a certain time.
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Christmas Came Early For Bourbon Fans: Pappy 23 Spotted At Costco
Bourbon fans know that 23-year-old Pappy Van Winkle is hard to come by, which makes the news of it popping up at Costco locations for a bargain extra exciting.
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Review: Aldi's Samuel Joe's Bourbon Is A Cheap Treat For Whiskey Mixers
Samuel Joe’s is Aldi’s award-winning bourbon sold in the U.K. Despite its very tempting price, we wanted to see how it ranks in terms of flavor and quality.
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9 Gins Good Enough To Drink Straight
Gin is in, and within this huge group filled with various styles, there are some that you can sip neat to enjoy the full spectrum of aromas and flavors.
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The Downsides Of Drinking Orange Juice Every Day
Given how delicious and nutritious orange juice can be, the thought of drinking it daily may sound appealing. However, it could negatively impact you.
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The 12 Essential Rules For Mixing Cocktails
Looking to make the best cocktail possible? We've asked several experts for their advice, and these are 12 rules that they follow when mixing cocktails.
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Does Guinness Beer Taste Better In Ireland? Here's What You Should Know
Most drinkers know that a frothy pint of Guinness beer comes from the country of Ireland, but does it actually taste better if you drink it there?
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