Here's How Local Coffee Shops Stay Open Alongside Bigger Chains
When you think coffee shop, you may think about your favorite big chain, like Dunkin' or Starbucks, so how do some local coffee shops still manage to thrive?
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The 19th Century Vintage Cocktail Sangria Lovers Need To Try
Anyone with a penchant for sangria needs to familiarize themselves with the sherry cobbler cocktail — a fruity drink with a fascinating history.
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New To Port? Start With This Surprisingly Affordable Option
If you're new to the world of port but eager to dive in, start with this surprisingly affordable option, which pairs with both sweet and savory dishes.
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The Best Garnish For Your Gimlet Is A Zesty Classic
A gimlet involves gin, lime juice, and a hint of sweetness from simple syrup. Such a classic and simple cocktail deserves an equally elegant garnish.
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This 3-Ingredient Whiskey Drink Dates Back To The 1600s
Classic cocktails always have a way coming back, including this pre-made, nearly clear, and flavorful cocktail Ben Franklin enjoyed tremendously.
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How To Make Honey Simple Syrup For Your Coffees And Cocktails
If you want to give your coffee or cocktails a subtle sweetness tinged with floral notes, then you need to master making a simple honey syrup.
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You Can Buy Bags Of The Beloved Nugget Ice At This Fast Food Chain
Nugget ice is sought-after by beverage lovers, but you can't find it everywhere. Here's one fast food restaurant where you can buy a bag for your next party.
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X Must-Have Tools You Need For Your Bar Cart
Building an at-home bar cart is a pleasure that pays for itself (and impresses company to boot). Here's what you need to have a fully stocked arsenal.
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Salt Isn't The Best Electrolyte Source: Here's Why
Consuming salt after a long workout isn't the best way to replenish your body's electrolytes, but a more effective strategy can truly rehydrate your body.
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14 Types Of Vodka, Explained By Experts
Did you know there are many types of vodka out there? We spoke to several experts in the subject to educate us on what they are and why they matter.
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14 Of The Biggest Soda Recalls In US History
Yes, even soda can get recalled. These are some of the biggest soda recalls throughout U.S. history, affecting giants like Coca-Cola to even Trader Joe's.
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Cheap Whiskey With Top Shelf Taste
If you're not looking to break your budget on whiskey, then you should definitely try out one of these cheap whiskeys that actually have a top shelf taste.
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Review: The Nespresso X Milk Bar Cereal Milk Latte Bombs Are Worth Trying, But Maybe Not Rebuying
We tried the brand new Nespresso x Milk Bar Cereal Milk Latte Bombs to see if they are worth buying, or rather if you should leave it on the shelf.
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Cheap Bourbons That Taste Way More Expensive Than They Are
People often associate higher priced bottles with better quality, but these cheap bourbons pack plenty of flavor and complexity at a fraction of the cost.
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Our Favorite Apple Juice Brand Comes In A Cute Glass Jar And Is Made With California-Grown Apples
As a classic apple juice icon, our most loved brand sources its ingredients straight from California and comes in an adorable reusable glass jar.
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The Brand Behind Costco's Fan-Favorite Kirkland Lager
Naturally, since Costco doesn't produce its own alcohol, fans have tried to sleuth out who's behind its fan-favorite cans of Kirkland lager.
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Don't Throw Away Used Coffee Pods – Turn Them Into Kitchen Decor
Finding a new use for discarded items such as used coffee pods is a great way to reduce waste and add some personality to your home and kitchen.
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Turn Boxed Cake Mix Into A Luxurious Milkshake With This Hack
Three words: cake batter milkshake. The key ingredient to boost your next shake with a creamy, rich twist? Boxed cake mix. Here's how to do it.
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Keurig Vs Nespresso: Which Is Best For Iced Coffee Drinks?
If you're an iced coffee fan, you may want to consider how Keurig and Nespresso are similar, how they differ, and which is best for cold drinks.
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Think Iced Tea Keeps You Hydrated? It's Not That Simple
Iced tea tastes delicious and it may feel refreshing (especially on a scorching summer's day), but how hydrating is it actually? The truth may surprise you.
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The Vintage Gum-Flavored Canned Soda We Wish Still Existed
Bubble gum is a nostalgic treat all on its own, but did you know that one brand actually offered a canned soda that tasted just like its popular bubble gum?
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The Country That Makes The Most Whisky Isn't Ireland Or America
Sure, America has rye whiskey and Ireland has single pot stills, but neither country produces the most of the spirit. Instead, look further east.
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This US State Drinks More Alcohol Than The Rest Of The Country (And It Isn't Texas Or Florida)
When it comes to the amount of alcohol each individual drinks per year, this one state takes the lead, and we bet you'll never guess which it is.
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Give Your Cake A Southern Twist With A Splash Of This Sweet Drink
Homemade cake is often delicious on its own, but you can elevate yours and give it a surprising Southern twist with just a splash of this sweet drink.
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Whip Up A Copycat Wendy's Frosty With Just 3 Ingredients
Gone are the days when you had to order a Starbucks Frappuccino to get something similar to a Frosty — now you can make a copycat version at home.
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Drink Water As Soon As You Wake Up For Peak Hydration
Food Republic spoke with Janelle Bober, registered dietitian and team lead at DietitianLIVE, about the benefits of drinking water as soon as you wake up.
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The Best Cup Of Coffee You Can Get At Disney World, According To Reddit
When we need to know where to get the best cup of coffee at Disney World before we plan a visit, we head to Reddit to check the consensus. Here's the best cup.
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