Save Your Banana Peels To Make The Absolute Best Tea
Banana peels might seem like an unlikely option for tea, but it actually has a sweet flavor and can help you relax. It's also an easy tea you can make at home.
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The Coffee Product Ina Garten Always Keeps On Hand
Ina Garten has all kinds of neat tricks for creating perfect sweets. One hack is that she always keeps instant coffee granules handy in her kitchen.
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Skim Vs Full Fat Milk: Which Is Better For Creating Latte Art?
Lattes require simple pours of espresso and warmed milk. So which type of milk is better to make the perfect foam to create intricate latte art?
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The Golden Rule For Adding Rum To Coffee
Many liquors pair well with coffee, but rum really complements a dark roast. Find out which is the best rum to use and also how to use it in coffee cocktails.
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Save Your Used Coffee Grounds To Amp Up Your Favorite Granola
What if, while cutting down on food waste, you could also level up your breakfast? Used coffee grounds are the perfect addition to your granola recipe.
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Is There Enough Caffeine In Coffee Ice Cream To Make You Jittery?
If you're craving a bowl of coffee ice cream in the late hours of the evening, will it give you a caffeine boost and ruin your sleep schedule that night?
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Princess Diana's Favorite Tea Had A Light Floral Twist
Princess Diana is still a fascinating figure to many who want to know everything about her, including her tea-drinking habits. So, we've done the deep dive.
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The Rare Coffee Variety That's Literally Spit Out By Monkeys
One of the rarest varieties of coffee in the world is made with the help of our primate relatives. Here's what to know about the elusive monkey coffee.
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How To Choose Your Coffee Beans Based On Their Altitude Level
The altitude at which a coffee cherry grows can have an effect on the overall flavor of your beans. An expert tells us how to choose beans based on this.
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The Expert Guide To Coffee Bean Labels
We dig into the meaning behind the overwhelming array of labels on bagged coffee these days. See what expert Mathew Woodburn-Simmonds has to say.
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A Brief History Of Pumpkin Spice
Pumpkin spice is more than a fall-lover's fad -- it's part of American history. Here's how far back it goes, and why it will probably outlast us all.
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The Perfect Milk Foam Is Your Secret Weapon For Flawless Latte Art
Making great latte art is not easy, and a lot depends on having perfectly foamed milk. So, we spoke to a coffee expert to get the low-down on what to do.
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A Coffee Expert's Advice On Making Latte Art For Beginner Home Baristas
Learning to swirl latte art on your morning cup may seem like an uphill struggle, but take our expert ex-barista's advice and you'll soon get the hang of it.
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The Store-Bought Iced Coffee You Should Keep Out Of Your Cart
In Chowhound's ranking of bottled iced coffees, one brand had to end up at the bottom of the list, as it's certainly not going to please lovers of bold flavor.
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The Rise And Fall Of Teavana
Once upon a time, Teavana looked to be a promising acquisition made by Starbucks. But shifting market trends and consumer tastes proved fatal to the business.
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Washed Vs Semi-Washed Vs Natural Process: What It Means For Your Coffee
The way your coffee beans are processed can impact its flavor notes. Brush up on the differences between washed, semi-washed, and natural coffee processes.
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How Just 3 Ingredients Turn Into Fluffy Dalgona Coffee
Whipped Dalgona coffee looks way more complicated than it actually is. With just a few simple ingredients, here's how you can recreate the fluffiness at home.
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Dunkin's Iced Coffees, Ranked Worst To Best
America runs on the stuff, and Dunkin's got plenty of iced coffees to choose from. We decided to taste and rank them all for your chilled drinking pleasure.
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Iced Latte Vs Iced Cappuccino: What's The Difference?
The difference between an iced latte and an iced cappuccino comes down to milk, and how much of it there is. Here's how to tell the difference.
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The Caffeine-Free Coffee Alternative That Will Still Wake You Up
Even though it doesn't contain caffeine, this plant-based coffee alternative provides all the energy without any of the slump.
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Give Your Favorite Mug A Peanut Butter Coating For Rich, Creamy Lattes
Why does your next latte deserve a peanut butter coating in the mug? Because it's crazy delicious, and oh so creamy!
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The Air Fryer Hack Every Coffee Lover Should Know
Coffee fans, rejoice: You can roast your own beans easily and quickly with an air fryer. All you need are some green coffee beans and a few minutes.
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Harvest Date Vs Roast Date: Which Matters Most For Buying Coffee?
Coffee lovers like to debate whether harvest date or roast date is more important when shopping, but it's clear which means more for the freshness of the beans.
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You Can't Have A Perfect Cup Of Decaf Tea Without Dumping It Out First
You can't have a perfect cup of decaf tea without dumping it out first
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Scientists Figured Out How To Prevent Film From Forming On Your Tea
If you're a tea drinker, you've no doubt encountered an icky film on top of your favorite beverage. Luckily, there are ways to rid your tea of that nasty film.
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Why It's A Mistake To Store Coffee Beans In The Bag They Came In
Keeping your coffee beans in the bag you bought them in is a mistake that can zap their freshness before you've even had the chance to enjoy a cup.
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The Green Flag To Search For When Buying Coffee Beans
While the type of bean you buy and where it comes from is certainly important, the packaging of your coffee beans can make or break your purchase.
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