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Charring lemons to make lemonade is the game-changing method you never knew you needed. Paired with lavender and rosemary, this fresh lemonade is a summer sipper you'll make on repeat.
This healthy recipe is loaded with fresh fruit and a little something extra: peanut butter for added protein and a subtle nutty flavor.
The secret to this sangria-inspired (nonalcoholic) sipper is a mint- and berry-infused simple syrup with lots of fresh fruit and mint to finish.
Try different mint flavors, such as spearmint, apple, orange, and peppermint, in this fizzy fruit and tea punch.
Similar to Brazilian lemonade in texture and flavor, creamy lemonade is made with lemon juice, water, and sweetened condensed milk. Here we'll show you how to make creamy lemonade, including our Test Kitchen's favorite tips for customizing each glass.
If you'd like to learn cocktail basics, from what to stock to how to mix the perfect drink, consider this your starter pack of mixologist essentials.
Learn all about the trendy cocktail-making method from J.M. Hirsch, cookbook author and editorial director of Milk Street.
This blended frozen fruit drink is perfect for breakfast or a snack.
Whether you blend it up for breakfast or as a snack, this healthy smoothie with spinach will become your new favorite green drink. Yogurt and banana give this pineapple smoothie its rich, satisfying texture.