Why In-N-Out Serves Coke Products But Not Sprite, According To Fans
It's a refreshing mystery: Why does In-N-Out offer Coke products, but 7UP instead of Sprite? According to fans, the reason dates back to decades ago.
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The Most Iconic Soft Drinks Of Every Decade
A look back at the most influential soft drinks of the 20th century, and the incredible role they played in shaping modern tastes, branding, and pop culture.
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Why You Can Expect To See More Dirty Sodas And Custom Drinks On Fast Food Menus Soon
Dirty soda has absolutely exploded in popularity in recent years, and we can expect to see it popping up in more and more fast food chains as demand increases.
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Those Cold Beverages Near The Grocery Store Checkout Might Be Tricking You Into Spending More
Cold beverages near the checkout register are tempting, but there's one big reason you should try to resist buying them right before paying for your shopping.
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These Are States Where You Can You Buy Non-Alcoholic Beer If You're Under 21
If you're under 21 and looking to try some non-alcoholic beverages, you may be in luck. Here are some states where you can legally purchase NA beer.
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The Pure Leaf Iced Tea That Will Not Quench Your Thirst
Iced tea may seem like the perfect thirst-quenching beverage, but not all Pure Leaf beverages are made equally — in fact, it may make you even thirstier.
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Aldi Has Non-Alcoholic Wine, But You Probably Won't Find It At Your Location
Aldi's latest alcohol-free wine selections make for a great evening treat without the next-day consequences, but they're only available in select countries.
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The Quirky Milk Bag Canadians Use That's Actually Eco-Friendly
You might be used to milk jugs and cartons, but Canadians are used to milk bags. Here's how they came about and why they're an eco-friendly alternative.
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Low-Fat Milk Is More Than Just Watered-Down Dairy
Many people perceive low-fat milk as watered down. However, that is simply untrue, as no water gets added to milk. Here's what you need to know about milk fat.
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Costco's Kirkland Bottled Water Is Made By This Familiar Brand
It's no surprise that Costco doesn't produce its own bottled water. It comes from a company that has dominated the western U.S. market for decades.
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The Official State Beverage Of Massachusetts Is A Tart And Refreshing Drink
Many states embrace a drink as their official beverage due to its importance for the area. In 1970, Massachusetts formally chose this fruity product.
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15 Powerade Flavors, Ranked Worst To Best
Electrolyte drinks are available in a veritable rainbow of colors and flavors. We taste-tested 15 Powerade flavors to see which one was best.
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This Is How Non-Alcoholic Tequila Is Made
As non-alcoholic drinks and the sober curious movement gain popularity, you may wonder how these new zero-proof spirits are made. Here's the tequila rundown.
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Keurig Dr Pepper Will Soon Own A Popular California Coffee Brand
Keurig Dr Pepper already had a significant portfolio across the drinks industry, but with a recent acquisition the company has broadened its reach.
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The Short-Lived '90s Soda That Tried To Cash In On Gen X Cynicism (And Lost)
A Coca-Cola experiment in the '90s, this short-lived soda with a unique Gen X marketing vibe had a brief lifespan and quickly disappeared. Here's the story.
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11 Best Fruit Juices To Use In Homemade Marinades
Fruit juice can make a wonderful addition to a homemade marinade, but which one should you use? Discover the best options to make your dishes more flavorful.
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What's Inside The Popular Cortisol Cocktails — And What They Actually Do
Wellness trends are fleeting, but using drinks like the cortisol cocktail to support your body isn't new. Let's delve into what's in it and why it works.
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9 Best Non-Alcoholic Spirit Brands
Zero-proof cocktails are all the rage, and there are plenty of great non-alcoholic spirit brands on offer. We're rounding up nine of the best.
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Yes, You Can Drink Too Much Kombucha. Here's What Might Happen If You Do
Despite the fact that kombucha is labeled as a healthy superfood, you can definitely drink too much of it. Here are the side effects that you may suffer from.
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Coconut Water Vs Sports Drinks: Which Is Better For Hydration?
Coconut water and sports drinks offer some vital electrolytes that can help you stay hydrated and balanced, but is one more hydrating than the other?
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The Simple Trick To Making Drinks With Watermelon
If you are using watermelon in a summery drink and skipping this critical (and simple) step, you are setting yourself up for disappointment.
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Why Seagram's Tonic Water Is Our Last Choice At The Grocery Store
Seagram's might have an impressive line of spirits and mixers, but there is one beverage you should avoid, and that's the brand's uninspired tonic water.
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This Is The Most Popular Brand Of Bottled Water In America, So Why Do We Dislike It?
A recent report named the most popular bottled water brand in America, and it's one that may surprise you because so many people strongly dislike it.
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Why People With Lactose Sensitivities Might Have An Easier Time Digesting Goat Milk
While milk may be a common ingredient, the ability to digest cow milk with no issues is actually comparatively rare. Goat's milk may be a good alternative.
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Why Your Water Tastes Different Depending On The Water Bottle Material
Your water bottle says a lot about you, including how you like your water to taste. Plastic, glass, stainless, and other materials all have unique properties.
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Waterloo's Absolute Best Sparkling Water Flavor Is This Iconic Classic
From spiced mango sorbet to huckleberry cobbler, Waterloo offers tons of tasty options, 14 of which Tasting Table ranked, from best to worst.
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10 Unique Coke Flavors From Around The World
Once you get a closer look at the unique Coke flavors that are available outside of the U.S., you may just want to plan a trip to try some of them for yourself.
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