The First Lemonade Stand Dates Back Over A Century To New York City
The quintessential lemonade stand run by neighborhood children actually has an interesting backstory that dates back over a century in New York City.
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The Rare Oak That Japanese Whisky Uses For Its Aging Process
Japanese whisky is renowned for its high quality and unique character. One of the keys to its excellence is the rare wood used in its aging process.
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The Alaskan Duck Fart Shot Has A Layered Backstory
The infamous Alaskan Duck Fart shot has a very interesting backstory, so here's everything you need to know about this unique alcoholic shot.
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Give Soft Drinks A Margarita-Inspired Twist With A Tajín Rim
Take soft drinks to the next level with this margarita-inspired hack by adding a Tajín rim. It offers the perfect tangy balance to your carbonated favorites.
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Tropical Vs Tiki Drinks: Is There Actually Any Difference?
Tiki and tropical drinks might seem similar on the surface. However, they are actually different kinds of cocktails in a few notable respects.
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The Overlooked Beer Type You Shouldn't Sleep On For Adult Ice Cream Floats
So many types of beer exist that you're bound to overlook some good options for making an adult ice cream float. Here's one you might not have considered.
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How To Make Boozy Fruit Salad The Star Of Your Adult-Only Cookout
Do you feel like your fruit salad is missing something that only folks over 21 years old could legally appreciate? Here are some ways you can change that.
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The Biggest Lawsuits That Plagued The Beer Industry
The beer industry is cutthroat, and brands are constantly trying to one up each other, but this has backfired more than once, resulting in lawsuits.
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How To Pair Beer And Ice Cream For The Ultimate Boozy Float
Your ice cream floats can go well beyond the classic root beer float. You can actually pair different kinds of beer and ice cream for unique boozy floats.
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Why The Century-Old Grasshopper Cocktail Is Considered A Disco Drink
You've likely heard of a grasshopper cocktail, but did you know it's a century old? Even so, it's perhaps most closely associated with the age of disco.
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Are SoBe Drinks Discontinued Or Can You Still Buy Them Somewhere?
The popular '90s drink SoBe may be hard to hunt down digitally on retailers like Amazon, but it seems there may be hope for in-person brick-and-mortar stores.
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Guy Fieri's Favorite Drink Is An Italian Digestive Liqueur
Guy Fieri is involved in a number of booze-related ventures. However, if you assumed his favorite drink is tequila, wine, or spiked punch, you'd be mistaken.
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The Cocktails You Need To Keep Brat Summer Vibes Going Into Fall
The essence of brat summer deserves a little more time in the sun than just, well, the summer. These cocktails will bring brat summer into the fall season.
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The Best Wines To Pair With Your Vegan Burger
Yes, there's a perfect wine to complement any dish, even vegan and vegetarian burgers. Mashed turns to an expert for advice on the best pairings.
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Wine Brands That Use The Highest And Lowest Quality Ingredients
There are many wines out there, but which ones are best? We took a close look to bring you the wine brands that use the highest and lowest quality ingredients.
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How Long Does Bartending School Take And Can You Be Self-Taught?
If you want to work as a bartender, do you really need to get a bartending certificate? Here's everything you need to know about bartending school.
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For The Best Green Tea, Set A Timer
If you want to achieve the perfect green tea, then you can't just let the bag (or tea leaves) steep in the hot water for two hours. You have to set a timer.
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Breakfast Martinis Were Inspired By (What Else) The Most Important Meal Of The Day
The inspiration behind the breakfast martini is obviously in the name, but that doesn't mean the drink was based on bacon, eggs, or pancakes.
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The Origin Of English Breakfast Tea Dates Back To The 1800s
Although now a quintessential part of British culture, English breakfast tea has more multicultural beginnings from the 1800s (and a bit of a mysterious past).
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What Actually Gives Beer Its Bitterness?
If you're a regular (or even casual) beer drinker, you probably know that most beers have some bitterness. But what causes this, and why is it important?
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Why Frozen Pineapple Is The Best Choice For A Thicker Piña Colada
If you want to make the perfect piña colada this summer, hit the freezer section and pick up some frozen pineapple for the ideal thick texture.
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How To Make The Viral 2-Ingredient Fluffy Coke
Fluffy Cokes are trending on TikTok. If you want to try the sweet mix of Coca-Cola and Marshmallow Fluff, here's how you can whip up the viral drink.
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Adding Whiskey To Homemade Ice Cream? Here's The Best Flavor To Use
Kick your homemade ice cream up a notch with a flavorful boozy infusion. Here's what an expert says is the best ice cream flavor to pair with whiskey.
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Why You Shouldn't Pour Booze Directly Onto Ice Cream
Booze and ice cream make a delightful pairing, but you need to put a little effort into the process. We asked an expert for tips on how to combine the two.
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How Much Booze Is Too Much In Homemade Ice Cream?
You might not want to have your ice cream and drink it, too, even if you made it with booze. So Mashed asked an expert how much alcohol it should contain.
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The Expert-Approved Ice Cream Flavor Bourbon Pairs With The Best
Ice cream plays well with a plethora of toppings and mix-ins, but which flavor pairs the best with bourbon? To answer that question, Mashed asked an expert.
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Swap Vodka Out For Rum When Making Tropical Jell-O Shots
For most people, vodka is likely the default alcohol for making Jell-O shots, but it doesn't have to be that way. Try rum instead for a tropical twist.
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