Why The Freshness Of Your Coffee Beans Matters When Making Lattes
For latte drinkers, there's nothing more satisfying than a fresh cup to start the day. Here are ways to keep your beans fresher between brews.
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Here's What Your Instant Coffee Powder Is Made Of
Whether you need a quick cup of Joe or want to add a roasted, nutty flavor to baked goods, instant coffee is great to have on hand. Here's what's in it.
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The Absolute Best Steep Time For Cold Brew, According To An Expert
If you want to create the perfect cold brew coffee at home, an expert claims that much of the taste and texture relies on a specific steep time.
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Oat Vs Almond Milk: Which Is Better For Creamy Lattes?
We put these popular milk alternatives to the test and consulted baristas to find out once and for all whether oat milk or almond milk lattes are better.
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Lebanese White Coffee Contains No Coffee At All. This Is What It's Made Of
Lebanese white coffee is typically served after a big meal as an alternative to Turkish coffee. It is a caffeine-free and contains no coffee whatsoever.
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The Creamy Addition That Sweetens Your Matcha With Ease
With nutty, earthy, and vegetal notes, matcha isn't known for its sweetness, so if you want to sip on a drink similar to a latte, splash in this ingredient.
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5 Expert Tips For Buying Better Canned Cold Brew
Canned cold brew is a convenient caffeinated beverage, but it can be difficult to discern which kind you should be drinking. Here's what an expert has to say.
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What You Need To Know When Choosing A Filter For Your Homemade Cold Brew
According to a chemist and coffee expert, which filter you select for you cold brew coffee could make all the difference.
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How To Store Nespresso Pods To Make Them Last Longer
If you swear by your daily Nespresso coffee, you'll want to ensure the pods are as fresh as can be. Here are the best way to store them for optimal freshness.
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Why It's A Mistake To Add Sugar To Turkish Coffee After Brewing
Turkish coffee uses finely ground coffee that isn't filtered. Some coffee drinkers might want to add sugar after it's served, but it would be a mistake.
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The Mistake You Need To Avoid For Better Cold Brew At Home
We tapped a certified chemist and coffee expert to tell us the main mistake we're making when we make our cold brew coffee.
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How To Make Vietnamese Coffee At Home
It turns out Vietnamese coffee is easy to make at home. We got some expert insight to walk you through the process of making this sweet, refreshing beverage.
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The Cortado, Explained For Beginner Coffee Enthusiasts
A cortado is a delicious and energizing combo of espresso and milk, but it's important to understand what makes it different from a cortadito or noisette.
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Make A Middle Eastern-Style Coffee With The Help Of One Spice
In the Middle East, one spice in particular is added directly to ground coffee beans to create an aromatic cup of coffee.
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What Do The Numbers On Your Nespresso Pods Really Mean?
Nespresso pods come in many flavors, and each type has its own intensity level. Here's how to interpret those numbers and pick the best pod for your tastes.
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How Many Shots Of Espresso Are In A Nespresso Vertuo Pod?
It can be hard to tell how many shots of espresso are in each Nespresso Vertuo pod. But since a properly caffeinated drink is important, here's how to tell.
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Is There A Difference Between A Frappe And Frappuccino?
For a sweet, caffeinated drink, head to your closest coffee shop and order a Frappuccino - or was that a frappe? These are the differences.
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Contrary To What You Heard, Immersion Blenders Are Not For Coffee Beans
One of the less-viable hacks to come out of TikTok is the use of an immersion blender for grinding coffee, but this is a bad idea on all fronts.
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Why You Should Never, Ever Stir Turkish Coffee
While you might be tempted to add sugar or milk to Turkish coffee before drinking it, this cup of joe is built different and shouldn't be stirred.
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How To Perfect Latte Art Without Wasting Your Coffee
Practice makes perfect, but if you're trying your hand at latte art, all that espresso can get pricy. Our tip lets you to practice without breaking the bank.
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Use This Overlooked Pantry Item To Bring A Foral Freshness To Coffee
To imbue your usual morning brew with fresh, floral notes, stock your coffee cart with this often overlooked item you likely already have in your pantry.
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Why Some Dairy-Free Boba Teas Aren't Vegan
Boba teas are typically made with either fruit tea or milk tea, but even the dairy-free options might not technically be vegan. Here's why.
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The Nespresso Tip That Transforms Any Coffee Pod Into Espresso
There are two methods for turning a Nespresso coffee pod into a double espresso. Both provide the richness of an espresso and that gorgeous foamy crema.
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Add Coffee To Caramel To Amp Up Your Sweet Treats
If you enjoy a morning cup of joe or a postprandial espresso and want to take your caramel candies to a whole new level, reach for the coffee.
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Don't Let Your Apple Peels Go To Waste. Make A Delicious Drink Instead
Whether you're passionate about no-waste cooking or simply love autumn and its associated flavors, you're bound to love this drink made from apple peels.
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Why You Should Avoid Setting Your Keurig Higher Than A 6-Ounce Cup
Keurig machines definitely make coffee easy, but they don't always make it strong. If you're tired of weak brews from your Keurig, try making a 6-ounce cup.
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What Makes Red Espresso Unique?
If you're looking for a caffeine-free coffee alternative, you might want to try out red espresso. It's earthy, naturally sweet, and delicious.
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