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- Sep 26, 2026
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Forget matcha, there's a new way to drink iced tea that's annoyingly good (opens the original)
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What started as a niche beverage has taken over coffee shop and dessert menus across the UK; you can even order it at Greggs. But for those of us who prefer our drinks to be a little less green, there’s another iced tea fizzing its way across social media, known as Hong Kong Sprite Iced Tea. And the best bit? It doesn’t require any ceremonial grade powders, and there are no whisks in sight. All you need is a bottle of Sprite and a few tea bags. There are certain things you shouldn’t put in a bot
The £5.49 Aldi wine that's a 'ridiculously good' drink for autumn (opens the original)
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We’ve all been there. You go into Aldi for toilet paper and a ball of mozzarella, and come out clutching a pretty decent bottle of crémant for a bargain. In recent years, Aldi led the way in producing budget alternative of more expensive wines. Then there were the off-the-beaten-track bottles and trophy-winning wines costing the right side of a fiver. Aldi’s range could be sprawling, occasionally baffling and sometimes hit and miss. But that was the point. Among the forgettable Pinot Grigios, th
Sorry wine snobs, this 'naff' £4.75 drink from the 70s actually tastes delicious (opens the original)
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Blue Nun, Mateus Rosé, Black Tower, the straw-covered Ruffino Chianti bottles people used as a lamp or candle holder. Remember those? Certain bottles have a way of transporting you back to the 70s. Not that I’d know; that was way before my time. Ahem… For a certain generation, the sweet Italian fizz was once the height of sophistication. It was wheeled out for special occasions like Christmas, birthdays, weddings, where it was probably served lukewarm, and everyone was fine about it. It represen
Forget pumpkin spiced lattes, there's a new coffee alternative for autumn (opens the original)
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Make way for Britain’s new autumn obsession. We’re an obedient bunch, the British. If social media tells us there’s a new drink we ‘absolutely must’ try, we’re queuing around the block to taste it without a second thought. We’ve given matcha a whirl, waited in line for bubble tea, put pistachio in our coffee, poured espresso into tonic and spooned cold foam on top of coconut water. Granted, I’ve written about most of those. And now, yet another viral drink has entered the chat to see us into aut
Forget iced lattes, there's a new way to drink coffee — it tastes like ice cream (opens the original)
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As if we needed another way to drink coffee, right? Wrong. We always need another way to drink coffee. In fact, the more ways, the better. First, TikTok brought us the Espresso Bomb, then Instagram did the honours with the aesthetically pleasing Mont Blanc. Now, there’s a new variant in town, The Cloud Coffee. Its creamy peaks are set to become part of our morning routines, as soon as we can pick up a carton of coconut water. Here’s everything you need to know about it… Yes, that’s right. I said
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