In a wine or old-fashioned glass filled with crushed ice, add 3 oz. Fraser & Thompson Whiskey and ½ oz. simple syrup. Stir well and top with ginger ale. Add an orange slice, lemon slice, and/or ...

Cultivated for roughly 5,000 years, ginger has become an essential component of food and drinks across countless cultures. It ...

The Zero Splash has a slightly darker shade of pink than the normal version possessed, but both had an off-putting vibe about them that didn't exactly scream "drink me." Cranberry Zero Sugar ...

then you may want to try Canada Dry Fruit Splash Ginger Ale. The flavor debuted on shelves in March in both regular and zero sugar. Here’s how Sporked described the flavor: “It has a lovely ...

When you’re feeling queasy, you might head to your fridge for a can of ginger ale with the hope that the fizzy drink can ease your nausea and soothe your upset stomach. And there’s good reason ...

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Rub the butter into the flour and sugar until it looks like rough breadcrumbs. Stir in the porridge and ginger. Place the chopped pear and blackberries into an ovenproof dish and toss them in the ...

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The rich, deep, purple-black tones of the blackberry are delicious in pies, crumbles, ice cream, fools, jams and summer puddings and are a natural partner for the first of the cooking apples.