There's nothing like the slow cooker to make easy dinners, but on weekdays, it can still be quite rough to get a tasty ...

Root beer isn’t usually the star at a brewing company, but Marble Fox didn’t get the memo. Their house-made root beer has achieved something of a cult following among Nashvillians and visitors alike.

In summer months, the outdoor seating area becomes one of Appleton’s most pleasant spots for al fresco dining, where you can enjoy your root beer or craft brew while people-watching and soaking up ...

Root beer floats are a refreshing way to cool off and indulge in a sweet treat. If you're ready to add bourbon to the mix, ...

You know those friends who somehow manage to show up to every wine night with an elaborate appetizer that looks restaurant-worthy? That friend is never ever me. But thanks to my favorite ...

I've collated a few of our favorites, so select from the ones below and create your list of dairy-free appetizer recipes. This Gluten-free sushi recipe with toasted tofu is perfect as a nice ...

In my case, I was a carhop at A&W Root Beer in Smithfield. Post roller skates, of course! You remember - counting change was a thing! So, if you give me that dreaded penny, my head doesn’t explode.

They’re also great as an appetizer on their own. Make sure to try out this recipe for bacon wrapped water chestnuts. It’s so good! Water chestnuts are not actually a nut, despite the name, but an ...

This delicious vegetarian appetizer also make a wonderful on-the-go lunch or a fun, fresh appetizer or snack! Double to feed a crowd or meal prep them for the week.

To say that entertaining can be stressful isn’t breaking news. There are so many decisions to make, starting long before the day of the event. At first, you’ll probably have a lot more ...

Alissa Timoshkina’s giant cabbage, pea and spring onion latka.Photograph: Ola O Smit/The Guardian. Food styling: Aya Nishimura. Prop styling: Louie Waller. Food styling assistant: Laura Lawrence.

Add the split peas and water to cover (about 2½ cups). Add the beer to the pot along with a couple of pinches of salt and a few grindings of black pepper. Bring to a simmer, cover, and let cook on a ...