
If there is one must-add to your holiday bar setup this year it’s Amarula. This cream liqueur, made from the Marula fruit, is rich and creamy and delicious in all sorts of holiday inspired cocktails.
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Mate is an extremely popular beverage in Argentina. Made from a bitter herb, called yerba mate, the drink has an extensive history and a wealth of rituals and customs surrounding its consumption. Most foreigners find mate bitter, perhaps even unsavory, but Argentines adore it.
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Butter coffee is a drink consisting of brewed coffee, unsalted butter, and medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs), an easily digested type of fat.
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This recipe is for an authentic Italian cappuccino made with the perfect proportions of espresso, steamed milk, and foamed milk. (And by “perfect,” we mean approximately equal proportions of 1/3 each.) For a larger—or more typical American—cappuccino, double the quantities. For a milkier, or wet, cappuccino, increase the milk to 6 tablespoons. Ever wondered the difference between a cappuccino and a macchiato? The latter has just a small spot of foamed milk, as “macchiato” means “spot” in Italian.
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A Hanoi specialty in which a creamy soft, meringue-like egg white foam is perched on dense Vietnamese coffee. Best served hot on a winter day.
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Yarr, matey! Holster yer cutlasses and fill yer cups with this classic hot beverage recommended by yer old barnacle-covered cap'n!
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A deliciously creamy drink with a kick to warm you up! Can be made virgin for the kids.
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An Italian coffee beverage made with espresso and steamed milk. Also called Caffè latte.
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