A cup of water with ice in a natural background - P-fotography/Shutterstock When it comes to serving drinks at your dinner party, mastering the perfect cocktail ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you like trying to recreate fancy cocktails at home, you might notice they never look or taste quite the same as what you get at the bar.

Ice cubes have long been a summer heatwave savior, whether they’re used to chill a pitcher of iced tea or pressed right against your sweaty body. But Smitten Kitten blogger Deb Perelman has a ...

Changing this one thing means you can enjoy your ice cold drink a lot sooner Making ice cubes is possibly the easiest task in the kitchen. Just fill up the tray then balance it in the freezer on top ...

Ice cube trays: those little plastic wonders that sit in your freezer, quietly waiting for summer barbecues and lazy pool ...

First, pick the decorations you want to use for your ice bucket. You’re going to be freezing your decor into an ice cube, so make sure it can withstand the cold (and a little bit of melting later on).

Upscale bars depend on every small detail to create a refined experience, and even ice plays a part in that impression.