Think Twice Before You Reuse Coffee Grounds For A Second Brew
Reusing your coffee grounds for an extra cup may sound like a great idea, but you might not enjoy the taste or quality the second time around.
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Where Can You Find Tim Hortons' Store-Bought Coffee Grounds In America?
Although the Canadian coffee chain, Tim Hortons, does have locations in the U.S., they certainly aren't everywhere. Here's where to buy its coffee grounds.
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The Chai Concentrate You Need To Make A Copycat Starbucks Latte
When you want all the flavor of a handcrafted Starbucks drink without ever leaving your own home, reach for this store-bought concentrate to make a worthy dupe.
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How To Make Lavender Cold Foam For A Picturesque Cold Brew Coffee
The days of overspending on fancy coffee drinks are over! There's no need to go to a cafe when you can easily make luxurious lavender cold foam right at home.
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Is Earl Grey Just Black Tea?
It's time that you really got to know tea. Start by diving into Earl Grey's history and finding out whether it's just black tea or a creation of its own.
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Stop Throwing Out Used Coffee Pods And Give Them Another Use In Your Kitchen
Don't throw your coffee pods away; they might save you from having to use a scouring pad or other harsh products on pans covered with burnt food or grease.
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The Difference Between Starbucks Cold Foam Vs Sweet Cream
Starbucks cold foam or its delicious sweet cream -- which should you choose? Well, it depends on what you're looking for as the two are quite different.
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Why Scandinavians Put Cheese In Their Coffee
Putting kaffeost or "coffee cheese" in coffee is a long-running Scandinavian tradition. What type of cheese is this, and does it really blend well with coffee?
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Can You Replace Instant Coffee With Grinds?
While instant coffee granules and coffee grounds look somewhat similar, the methods used to make them are far different, meaning they aren't interchangeable.
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The Process That Makes Vietnamese Coffee So Strong
If you've ever partaken of a cup of Vietnamese coffee, you already know that it packs a particular punch, and this process is major contributing factor.
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How To Make A Starbucks Pink Drink Copycat With 3 Ingredients (And It's Cheaper Too)
The Pink Drink from Starbucks is pretty iconic, and it turns out, it's easy (and relatively cheap) to make at home with only three ingredients. Here's how.
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Before Drinking Beer, Here's How To Know Which Ones Have Caffeine In Them
It's common knowledge that tea and coffee contain caffeine, but have you ever wondered if beer has caffeine, too (and if yes, how much of it is in the drink)?
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Every Dunkin Syrup, Ranked Worst To Best
We tried all 12 flavored syrups at Dunkin' to determine which one pairs best with coffee. The top choice surprised us - and will surprise you, too!
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13 Ways To Sweeten Your Coffee Without Sugar Or Creamer
You don't have to use sugar or creamer to sweeten coffee. There are lots of alternatives to those two java staples -- from cinnamon and honey to monk fruit.
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How To Make Chai Spice With Just 6 Ingredients
Once you've mastered your mix of six common ingredients to make your very own house-blend chai spice, you can use it in way more things than beverages.
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Here's Why Your Cooled Hot Coffee Doesn't Taste So Good
Coffee should be served piping hot or chilled over ice, but never the twain shall meet in a perfect world. Here's why cooled coffee tastes so ick.
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Whole Foods Quietly Released A New Latte Inspired By A Fan-Favorite Cake
Whole Foods recently launched a new latte inspired by one of its customer-favorite cakes, but if you want to try it, you're going to have to act fast.
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How To Make At-Home Espresso Taste Just Like Starbucks
For those who love Starbucks espresso drinks but not the prices attached, it's a good idea to learn how to make them from the comfort of your own home.
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The Whimsical Way The French Drink Their Coffee
If you thought everyone, regardless of where they lived, reached for a mug for their morning brew, you'd be mistaken. The French use something very different.
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Irish Breakfast Tea Vs English: What's The Difference?
If you hit up the international section of your local supermarket, you may see both English and Irish breakfast tea, but what's the difference?
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Upgrade Your Bubble Tea With One Herbaceous Ingredient
Anyone who enjoys the occasional cup of boba, aka bubble tea, needs to try swapping out boba for these jelly seeds for a quick and flavorful upgrade.
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Want To Spike Your Cold Brew Coffee? Here Are Your Options For A Delicious Drink Pairing
If you are looking to add a little extra something to your cold brew coffee, consider these tasty liquor pairings to craft deliciously boozy beverages.
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For The Best Irish Coffee Drinking Experience, Don't Forget One Prep Step
A definitive Irish coffee comes in a small but elegant glass, showing off layers of rich coffee and lightly whipped cream, but prepping the mug is vital.
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Black Tea Vs Milk Tea: What's The Difference?
Black tea and milk tea are arguably among the beverage's most common varieties. Here's a breakdown of what separates both types from each other.
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What's The Difference Between A French Press & A Pour Over?
Brewing coffee at home is equal parts skill, art, and equipment, so how do you best use two of the most popular coffee brewers: French press and pour over?
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Your Morning Cup Of Coffee Could Get More Expensive, But It's Not Because Of Tariffs
If you thought the crisis with eggs or the potential tariffs on Canada and Mexico were bad, you're about to be sorely disappointed by your coffee.
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Can You Safely Drink Expired Tea Bags?
Tea bags might lurk in the back of your pantry until you rediscover them and find they've expired, and their safety really depends on a few factors.
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