Skip the beer run—these booze-free BBQ drinks bring big flavor, zero regrets, and just enough flair to keep things festive ...

Discover winter beverages that go beyond hot chocolate! From spiced apple cider to gingerbread chai, explore warming drinks that elevate your cosy routines this season.

It’s a delicious, creamy, chocolatey liquor that’s part alcoholic drink, part dessert. It reminds me of hot cocoa, but one made exclusively for adults.

It adds up that New Jerseyans drink like fish with 420,660,073 gallons, collectively, consumed over this past winter alone. According to the study, that’s enough to fill 33 Lucy the Elephants ...

3 cozy winter drinks that warm you up. If you are looking for recipes for warm drinks for the winter, these recipes are perfect for you! Chai latte, thick Italian hot chocolate and mulled apple cider.

Mini-review 2: Farina Rossa pizza at Fair State Brewing Cooperative As chance would have it, my friend Sam was on hand, along with a dozen or so other comrades, for my second review meal, more of a ...

It can be difficult to find motivation to keep fit when it's cold and dark outside. Here are some expert tips on how to stay active during the winter months. Kirra Balmanno has run in some of the ...

It is also important to be sure that seniors are drinking enough water during the dry winter months. Older adults can be more susceptible to the effects of dehydration, either because their sense ...

This classic autumnal drink is perfect for warming up on a crisp winter day. It's made with apple juice, cinnamon sticks, cloves, and a dash of citrus, and it's both sweet and comforting.

Winter’s Twilight This drink not only warms you up inside, it also adds a little healthiness to your day as the key ingredient is vitamin rich pomegranate juice. The recipe’s from Mary Lou and Robert ...

News Health Doctor says keep drink nearby in winter - or risk kidney issues Our bodies need plenty of fluids to stay hydrated all-year round, even during winter, when it's a common misconception ...

"Older adults are definitely more at risk for dehydration," confirms Dr Tang. "As we age, our sense of thirst gets weaker, so we don't always realise when we need to drink.