What Happened To The Once-Popular SlimFast?
Backed by celebrities like Whoopi Goldberg, SlimFast generated $1 billion in annual sales at its peak but fell out of favor in the early 2000s. What happened?
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How To Give Your Morning Coffee An Even Bigger Boost
Your regular morning cup of coffee is probably already designed to give you a boost to start your day, but what if you could increase that boost?
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EPA Proposes Changes To National Drinking Water Rules. Should You Be Concerned?
National standards for drinking water are changing again, leaving many concerned about the health issues associated with forever chemicals and PFAS.
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Coffee Fans React To Maxwell House's 'Name Change'
It's hard to imagine that Maxwell House didn't anticipate how coffee customers would react to its name change, which makes the decision even more baffling.
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Lime Might Not Be The Best Choice For Your Next Gin And Tonic. Here's Why
Lime is a common garnish for gin and tonics, but that doesn't mean it's always the best option. Making that determination will rely on a few factors.
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11 Craft Beers You Can't Find On Store Shelves
Craft beer connoisseurs know that many breweries have limited releases. Some craft beers are so exclusive that fans need tickets for a release day event.
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America Has A New Favorite Beer (And It's Not Modelo)
Modelo's reign as the king of Beer Mountain has come to an end. The yeasty monarch has been dethroned by a well-known but arguably surprising light lager.
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The Big Problem With Whiskey Stones Most People Overlook
Enjoying whiskey is an art form as well as a personal preference. If you prefer yours on the rocks, don't overlook this big problem with whiskey stones.
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Do Chocolate-Covered Espresso Beans Have More Caffeine Than Coffee?
As a tasty, grown-up treat, chocolate-covered espresso beans are great, but do they have the caffeine kick of a cup of Joe? We have the answer.
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Old-School Alcohol Nicknames Nobody Uses Anymore
Many names that we have for alcohol are often a reflection of a time in history. These old-school nicknames are often mentioned in older films and literature.
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8 Fall-Inspired Vodka Cocktail Recipes Perfect For Chilly Nights In
Fall is here and we've rounded up some tasty vodka-based cocktail recipes that are sure to be a hit around the fireplace on a crisp autumn night.
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Unlock A New Layer Of Flavor In Coffee With This Retro Ingredient
Every year, it seems like there's a new way to flavor coffee. However, you can give your java a sweet, creamy boost with an old-school milkshake add-in.
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Do You Rinse Your Coffee Filters Before Use? (You Should)
If rinsing your coffee filters never occurred to you, you're not alone, but getting into this simple habit can add some major perks to your brewing routine.
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The State That Consumes The Most Pumpkin Spice Lattes In The US, According To DoorDash
August brings the return of the pumpkin spice latte, but some states embrace it more than others. Here are the places where folks consume this drink the most.
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Don't Store High-Quality Whiskey In Its Original Bottle. Here's Why
A whiskey bottle can be a beautiful thing. However, even if you keep the container, you shouldn't use it to hold the alcohol after it's opened.
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Turns Out, Shirley Temple Wasn't A Fan Of Her Namesake Mocktail
Not all celebrities are flattered by a drink named in their honor. Shirley Temple had strong opinions about her name being used for a classic mocktail.
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Why Maker's Mark Uses 'Whisky' Instead Of 'Whiskey' On Its Bottles
Maker's Mark calls its spirits "whisky," not "whiskey," the typical U.S. spelling. The style choice is a nod to its family history and distilling process.
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The World's Best Bourbon Wasn't Born In Kentucky According To Whisky Competition Judges
Although bourbon is seemingly synonymous with Kentucky, the current winner of the International Whisky competition is not from the Bluegrass State.
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The Old-School Drink That's A Warning Sign For Bartenders
Some drinks are red flags for bartenders, including one old-school cocktail invented by Ernest Hemingway. When someone orders this, wild times ensue!
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What The Actress Behind Yellowstone's Beth Dutton Likes To Drink In Real Life
Like her "Yellowstone" character Beth Dutton, actress Kelly Reilly enjoys a good drink. She likes this spirit so much that it was included at her wedding.
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Whatever Happened To Tang Drink Mix?
Once the chosen beverage for NASA;s pioneering space missions in the 1960s and '70s, Tang drink mix no longer packs the pop-culture clout it once had.
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The One Big Soda Brand You Won't Find On Buc-Ee's Shelves
Buc-ee's is more than just a gas station chain; It's a shopping experience! Yet, despite its endless aisles of snacks, there's one soda brand you won't find.
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The Secret Behind Kentucky Bourbon's Iconic Flavor
The state of Kentucky is renowned for its bourbon. However, a key to its smooth profile and unique flavor is an often overlooked but essential ingredient.
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Whatever Happened To Jolt Cola?
Depending on when you were born, Jolt Cola might be a highly-caffeinated memory from your childhood. You may even wonder what became of the drink.
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Vintage Beers That Vanished From America's Fridges
Many vintage beers have vanished over the years. If you're looking for a tipsy trip down memory lane, step up to the nostalgia bar for these old-school beers.
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The Popular US Sports Drink You Won't Find On Some European Shelves
Some American products are largely unavailable in Europe, including this popular sports drink that contains ingredients prohibited by some countries.
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The Signature Beer Of Every State
If you're curious about the best beers to try from every U.S. state, or the signature beer it is most associated with, this rundown has you covered.
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