Speak Up, Fans: New Year, New Cocktail Segment on The Kitchen

The Kitchen is changing the name of its cocktail segment, and the show is looking for fan suggestions for a new name. Submit your ideas.

By: Maria Russo

Show: The Kitchen

Host Geoffrey Zakarian demonstrates his Peated Blood and Sand cocktail for fellow hosts Jeff Mauro and Sunny Anderson as seen on Food Network's The Kitchen, Season 7.

For many, the new year brings with it a time of change and opportunity, and as the cast of The Kitchen looks ahead to 2016, they're getting set to switch up their popular cocktail segment. Instead of "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere," the wonderfully boozy close to the show will be renamed. What, exactly? That's where you come in. Yes, you, fans.

The Kitchen is looking for the best fan suggestions for the new name of the cocktail segment. If you have an idea or two, please share it in the comments below. It may end up being chosen and revealed on-air!

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