It's a no-brainer that Baileys, the iconic Irish cream liqueur, is the perfect companion for an Irish coffee or any dessert cocktail. But have you ever thought about adding it to your food?

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REVELLERS have been warned not to make a potentially costly mistake if they have any leftover Baileys after Christmas. The Irish cream liqueur is a staple across many households during the festive ...

She said: “Like other liqueurs, Bailey’s Irish Cream is allergic to temperature fluctuations. So, be sure to store it at the back side of the fridge, away from the door. That is its best ...

I taste-tested four similar Irish cream liqueurs to find out which gives you the best Baileys-like bang for your buck. I tried them all over the course of a few days, chilled but without an ice ...

Tasked with finding the best supermarket alternative, I picked up bottles of own-brand Irish whisky liqueur from M&S, Aldi and Lidl to compare to the classic. Having only started drinking Baileys ...

If you like the flavour of cream liqueurs, experiment with various brands, particularly if making cocktails. Commercial cream liqueurs have a relatively low alcoholic strength, about 17 per cent ...