How To Prevent Plant Milk From Separating In Coffee
Yes, you can use plant-based milk in your coffee without it curdling into cottage cheese. Here's how to do it, and why plant-based milk might be your best bet.
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Give Your Morning Coffee An Upgrade By Making A Caffè Misto
A caffè misto is the easiest way to enjoy a fancier cup of joe in the morning without any complicated equipment or ingredients. Here's how to make one.
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The Secret To Creamy And Cool Korean Iced Coffee
There's something extra special about this iced coffee. Here's exactly how to create cool, creamy Korean iced coffee using a secret ingredient.
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Make Your Coffee Filter Fit Your Machine With A Simple Folding Hack
There's one hack for folding your coffee filter to make it fit your machine perfectly, and it can even improve the taste of your coffee, too.
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The Common Myth About Coffee Too Many People Believe
For fans, there can never be too much coffee. But you've gotta bust this super common coffee myth to really get the most bang for your brew.
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The Fascinating Science Behind Decaf Coffee
Sometimes, the ritual of drinking a cup of coffee is alluring, but the caffeine is unwanted. Here's the science behind the decaf coffees that are on the rise.
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Do Turmeric Lattes Have Caffeine?
The sunny yellow turmeric latte is popular for its many health benefits. But can the latte give you a caffeine fix too? Here's what you need to know.
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How To Order An Affogato At McDonald's
Fans of the Golden Arches enjoy McDonald's for its many menu choices both new and old, but here's how you can order an off-menu affogato at the chain.
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Soda Water Is Key To A Delicious Espresso Float
If you have an espresso maker, you're well on your way to a sweet and fizzy drink. Here's how to use soda water to make a delightful espresso float.
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What Makes A Cold Foam Different From Steamed Milk?
Cold foam and steamed milk have similar consistencies, but they each offer their own unique coffee-drinking experience. Here's what sets them apart.
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What To Do If Your Nespresso Machine Gets Moldy
The heat and moisture inside a Nespresso machine is the ideal breeding environment for mold to grow. Here's what to do if you notice mold inside your Nespresso.
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Can You Froth Non-Dairy Milks For Lattes And Cappuccinos?
If you're making espresso beverages at home, a milk frother is crucial. However, some plant-based milks can provide less than ideal results. Here's why.
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The Flavor Ina Garten Uses To Put An Elegant Twist On Frozen Hot Chocolate
Frozen hot chocolate might be an oxymoron, but it's also an incredibly rich and decadent treat. Ina Garten has a flavor twist that makes it even better.
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The Differences Between First, Second, And Third-Wave Coffee
Coffee has a rich history defined by three key eras, or "waves." Each wave brings significant changes that affect both the drink, and its place in our culture.
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Where In The World You'll Find Reindeer Cheese In Your Coffee
Cheese in coffee? There's one part of the world where it's common to find a squeaky cube of reindeer cheese in your cup of joe. Here's what the drink is called.
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What Kind Of Coffee Does Burger King Serve?
Burger King has stepped up its coffee game in recent years. From beans to brews, check out what the fast food giant is serving up on its morning menu.
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The Simplest Way Your French Press Coffee Machine Can Help Make Dinner
The French press is an excellent way to brew your morning joe, but it can be used for so much more than just coffee. It can even help you make dinner.
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Recycling K-Cups Is Easier Than You Think
Even if you only drink one coffee a day, that's still hundreds of K-cups ending up in landfills each year. Luckily, there are many ways to recycle those pods.
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Before You Check Out At Trader Joe's, Don't Forget To Grind Your Coffee
If you want to save time spent grinding your Trader Joe's coffee beans, don't forget to stop by the self-grinding machine before you check out.
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Why Dunkin Donuts' Dunkalatte Was Discontinued
Made with espresso and smooth coffee milk, Dunkin's Dunkalatte was a quick hit among fans. So why was the drink discontinued mere months after its launch?
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The NYC Coffee Tradition Worth Traveling For
New York City is steeped in traditions, though one piece of coffee tradition is slowly slipping away. If you're traveling in NYC, grab a cup while you can.
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The Tell-Tale Signs Your Coffee Beans Have Gone Bad
Coffee beans may not spoil in the way that some fresh foods do, but that doesn't mean they last forever. Look for these signs to gauge their freshness.
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We Tried Starbucks' New Cortado, And It's An Authentic Must-Have
We sampled Starbucks' new cortado to see if the coffee giant could recreate the authentic, creamy deliciousness of this beloved coffee drink.
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The Hack For Opening Coffee Creamer That's Annoyingly Simple
You're craving a hot cup of coffee in the morning, but when you go to pour creamer in you realize there's still a seal on. Luckily there's a hack to remove it.
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How Sweet Tea Became The Unofficial Official Drink Of The South
It's hard to find sweet tea in some regions of the U.S. but in the South, it's the unofficial drink. Here's how sweet tea became so popular in the Bible Belt.
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What Brand Of Oat Milk Does Starbucks Use?
It may seem like an open secret that Starbuck's uses a certain oat milk brand, but sources within the company say the brand varies by location.
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Prevent Watery Iced Coffee Once And For All With A Metal Spoon Hack
Icing down piping-hot coffee dilutes your perfectly blended java pretty quickly. That's where this science-approved metal spoon hack comes in.
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