Remember: an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Or as I like to say, roughly 104 ounces of water is worth a pound of heat stroke. So drink up, my friends. And keep following our ...

With temperatures soaring across the United States, businesses and brands are offering low-cost beverages to beat the heat.

That's where things get fascinating.Hot drinks stimulate a specific receptor in our nerves called TRPV1. TRPV1 is the receptor for heat and alerts the body to cool down.

These drinks aren’t just better-for-you—they’re full of flavor and actually fun to sip. Keep a few on repeat and you’ll be hydrated, happy, and heatwave-ready all season long.

You’d be better off with the coconut mango horchata. Cool, milky sweet drinks are more calming than plain water. But maybe you’re trying to start up your body’s internal fan.

Nostalgia People are seeking familiar flavors and experiences from eras gone by. According to Bid Food, “57% of adults find the idea of nostalgic or retro-themed drinks appealing.” Because ...

THE SOUTHEAST ASIAN TWIST ON COOL: From left, the imli cooler is a sour, yet sweet, tamarind-based drink from Teaism; from Asia Nora comes a subtle kaffir lime-ginger spritzer; Bangkok Joe's and T ...

While both varieties lend their cool, refreshing flavor to dishes, spearmint is sweeter and milder — and most often what is meant when a recipe simply calls for “mint.” (If peppermint is all ...

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