How Long to Steep Your Tea, According to Science
You're a quick chemistry lesson away from a better brew.
You're a quick chemistry lesson away from a better brew.
Here today, gone tomato.
The gin-based drink is a reimagining of Vietnam's famous noodle dish.
Every year, suds lovers celebrate International Beer Day on August 7—which makes it the pefect day to share any one of these amazing facts about beer.
7-Eleven sells more than 14 million Slurpees each month, but adults used to be so ashamed to be seen drinking one that they'd disguise it as a Big Gulp.
The American Heart Association is totally killing your Big Gulp buzz.
"I maintain that one strong cup of tea is better than twenty weak ones."
From anti-aging treatments to home décor, wine and old wine bottles can come in handy in nearly every part of life.
It’s time to reconsider your go-to pancake recipe.
Fluid dynamics has never tasted so good.
It may be better suited for looking pretty on your shelf.
Three letters you never want to see on your cup: “DTB.”
You have until Monday to take advantage of the promotion.
At 28 percent alcohol by volume, some states aren't even sure the pricey brew even classifies as beer.
The label warning of cancer-causing chemicals doesn't give the full picture.
Don't try this at home.
The job description says it all: “Yes, this could just be the best job in the world.”
Don't worry: It's not illegal.
The beverage's alarming hue is all natural.
Mmm, nothing more relaxing than a hot beer.
Don't feel guilty about pouring that fourth cup.
Monty’s Dog Beach Bar is just one more reason to put Croatia on your travel bucket list.
There’s a science-based argument for ordering whiskey on the rocks.
Your favorite libation could be poisoning you.