NYC cocktail culture just took off. In a city where the few rooftop bars are a dime a dozen, one of the country’s foremost mixologists — who declared he once served the late Patrick Swayze “the best Cosmo” he’d ever had — is bringing his craft award-winning Big Apple’s new most civilized piece of high-end …
No monkey business. New Yorkers will get their first taste of Rainforest Cafe when the classic themed restaurant opens on the 86th floor of the Empire State Building the first week of October. The news worth watching comes after the opening of the beloved, preservation-focused restaurant chain — a staple of upscale malls in the …
It’s not too late to have a beautiful summer. Potatoes, egg yolks and full-fat milk top the list of “bad” foods Toronto-based registered dietitian Abbey Sharp wants you to try. “Diet culture likes to demonize these foods, but they can be very good for you!” Sharp wrote to TikTok on Thursday. potato Potatoes are a …
Put a cork in it – you poured bubbles all wrong. Despite what we’ve been told, flutes are not ideal glasses for drinking champagne, according to experts. Long, thin flutes are “terrible for appreciating wine,” sommelier Richard Hemming, head of wine at members-exclusive club 67 Pall Mall Singapore, told Business Insider. Sommeliers say champagne should …
Fast food is one of those things we can’t live without, but from the viral rumor of McDonald’s alleged “pink slime” meat to the famous “chemicals for yoga mat” accusation that kept Subway bread as it seems like forever, but we sure want to beat it. even in our favorites. A food-loving 20th century convenience …
MUNICH – The head brewer for Weihenstephan, the world’s oldest brewery, has a secret: He really likes non-alcoholic beer. Although he’s quick to say he definitely enjoys real beer more, Tobias Zollo says he enjoys non-alcoholic beer when he’s working or eating lunch. It tastes the same but has fewer calories than a soda, he …
He wants to turn General X into General ZZZ. Dr. Terry Simpson, a young surgeon based in California, is sharing three changes Gen Xers should make for better sleep: invest in a good mattress, have a packed dinner and orgasm before bed. Experts recommend that adults get seven to nine hours of sleep each night. …
