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September 2024

There were 1,682 posts published in September 2024 (this is page 152 of 169).

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Bryce Harper leaves Phillies-Blue Jays game after getting hit by pitch on elbow

Harper briefly remained in the game but was replaced by a pinch-hitter for his next at-bat.

in Sports | September 4, 2024 | 16 Words

How to Make the US Open’s Signature ‘Honey Deuce’ Cocktail at Home

If there’s one thing that a bougie American tennis audience loves, it’s a kitschy themed cocktail. The U.S. Open has an “official drink,” and it’s not Gatorade—it’s the Honey Deuce. If you can’t make it over to see a match, or you simply want to save having to speak the awkward name in public, you can easily make this cocktail at home.

For a bit of background, the U.S. Open is one of the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments and it takes place in Queens, NY. Tens of thousands of fans head over to watch the matches, and selling at The Open, for $23 each, is this fruity cocktail. It’s expected to rake in about $10 million over the course of the nearly two week-long tennis event.

The “official” drink is made with Grey Goose vodka, lemonade, and raspberry liqueur. In order to properly make it a play on words, you must add honey dew melon masquerading as tennis balls as a garnish. Otherwise, it’s just a raspberry-tinged, spiked lemonade, and only tennis-haters drink that. (As you can see, I don’t have a melon baller but I did use honeydew melon chunks, so you can decide how I feel about tennis.)

How to make the Honey Deuce (or fake it)

The recipe and method are dead simple. Grey Goose doesn’t even ask that you make the lemonade yourself, it just indicates that it should be “fresh.” So I believe that a freshly opened bottle of Simply Lemonade will work if you don’t have lemons and sugar around. 

To the same point, you can make this cocktail with the exact ingredients listed on Grey Goose’s website, or do what I did—work with what you can get. The biggest issue I had with this recipe was finding raspberry liqueur. Oddly, raspberry is not popular in the small liquor stores near me, but cherry is, so that’s what I went with. If you can’t find raspberry liqueur, but you must have the Honey Deuce flavor experience, you can either make your own and have it in two weeks, or you can heat raspberry jam with a bit of water in a pot, then pour the hot liquid through a sieve and use that. 

There is very little not to like about a fruity lemonade, especially in summer. I enjoyed every sip of my cherry “honey deuce” (the melon snack is a huge bonus). It’s bright, not aggressively alcoholic tasting, and not too sweet. When the day comes that I run into a bottle of raspberry liqueur, I’ll go ahead and try it again. If nothing else, this cocktail is a great excuse to buy the last of summer’s honeydew before late September whisks it away. 

Honey Deuce(ish) Recipe

Ingredients:

  • 3 ounces lemonade

  • 1 ¼ ounce vodka

  • ½ ounce raspberry (or cherry) liqueur 

  • Honey dew melon hunks for garnish

1. Fill a highball glass with ice and pour the vodka and lemonade into it. 

2. Add the fruity liqueur and stir. Drop in a couple chunks of honeydew melon or skewer a few melon balls as a garnish. 

in Life | September 4, 2024 | 523 Words

Yankees have a closer problem, Justin Verlander’s quest for 300 wins | Baseball Bar-B-Cast

Jake Mintz & Jordan Shusterman talk about the Yankees’ closer problem with Clay Holmes, Shohei Ohtani returning to Anaheim, Ben Joyce throwing 105.5 and Justin Verlander’s quest for 300 career wins.

in Sports | September 4, 2024 | 30 Words

Yankees have a closer problem, Justin Verlander’s quest for 300 wins | Baseball Bar-B-Cast

Jake Mintz & Jordan Shusterman talk about the Yankees’ closer problem with Clay Holmes, Shohei Ohtani returning to Anaheim, Ben Joyce throwing 105.5 and Justin Verlander’s quest for 300 career wins.

in Sports | September 4, 2024 | 30 Words

Yankees have a closer problem, Justin Verlander’s quest for 300 wins | Baseball Bar-B-Cast

Jake Mintz & Jordan Shusterman talk about the Yankees’ closer problem with Clay Holmes, Shohei Ohtani returning to Anaheim, Ben Joyce throwing 105.5 and Justin Verlander’s quest for 300 career wins.

in Sports | September 4, 2024 | 30 Words

Phillies’ Kyle Schwarber ties MLB record with 13th leadoff home run of season

One day after hitting three homers, Schwarber tied Alfonso Soriano’s record.

in Sports | September 4, 2024 | 11 Words

Phillies’ Kyle Schwarber ties MLB record with 13th leadoff home run of season

One day after hitting three homers, Schwarber tied Alfonso Soriano’s record.

in Sports | September 4, 2024 | 11 Words

Phillies’ Kyle Schwarber ties MLB record with 13th leadoff home run of season

One day after hitting three homers, Schwarber tied Alfonso Soriano’s record.

in Sports | September 4, 2024 | 11 Words

These ‘Open Box’ Sony Wireless Headphones With ANC Are $150 Off

Sony’s WH-1000XM4 wireless headphones are a perpetual favorite, earning strong reviews from users (our friends at PCMag gave them a 4.5/5 “outstanding” rating). If you need new over-the-ear cans, it’s a great time to pick these babies up: You can get a pair on sale for $199.99 right now (down from the $349.99 list price and $50 off the current Amazon sale price).

The 42% discount is great, but you’ll need to be OK with getting them “open box”—that is, in new condition, but not sealed in the packaging, as these are customer-returned devices that are guaranteed to look and work like new, but aren’t factory sealed.

You can get an open-box pair of Sony premium noise-canceling headphones on sale for $199.99 right now, though prices can change at any time.

StackSocial prices subject to change.

in Life | September 4, 2024 | 132 Words

Breakout Grizzlies forward GG Jackson has surgery for broken bone in foot

Jackson emerged as a surprise source of offense in Memphis during an injury-plagued 2023-24 Grizzlies season.

in Sports | September 4, 2024 | 16 Words

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