Why Coffee Doesn’t Wake You Up
If your coffee isn’t waking you up, you’re not alone. Let’s explore some reasons why that boost eludes some coffee drinkers.
If your coffee isn’t waking you up, you’re not alone. Let’s explore some reasons why that boost eludes some coffee drinkers.
Coffee after dinner is a tradition for many families and cultures, while others just enjoy being able to continue socializing with family and friends over a cup of coffee.
To buy the right coffee, you have to pay attention to the roast levels and where the beans are coming from. Here’s everything you need to know.
To clean your French press, you can handwash it, run it through the dishwasher, or give it a deep cleaning. Here are the steps for each method.
We’ll cover the basics, tell you what you need to get started, and introduce you to two easy methods.
Roasting your own coffee is generally worth it because not only can you save money but you also have a lot of control over the coffee’s flavor and roast level.
If your Keurig is not pumping water, check for a clogged water tank, a rusted reservoir spring, air in lines, clogged needles, or a faulty detection magnet.
You’ll forget you ever liked coffee creamer after you try these delicious alternatives. For health or taste, one of these options is bound to fit your cup.
Not sure whether to go with Illy or Lavazza for your next coffee purchase? We’ll help you decide with these top recommendations from both brands.
The best way to reheat coffee is to heat it rapidly so that the flavor isn’t altered by constant exposure to heat. Here’s my preferred method.
If you need a Starbucks drink to WAKE you up, it really comes down to the caffeine content. Here’s a list of the BEST caffeine-packed drinks Starbucks offers.
For some coffee lovers, sustainability is important. We’ll tell you if these Chemex coffee filters are compostable.
Evaporated milk enhances your coffee in a different way than regular milk. Here’s how.
Ever tried a Starbucks Frappuccino and wondered what those little java chips are? Here’s what you need to know.
The flat white and cappuccino began as two distinct drinks, but these days coffee shops tend to blur the line.
These Italian scientists tried all your favorite coffee brewing methods to see if ‘strength’ and caffeine are related.
Let’s take a look at the benefits of organic coffee vs. non-organic coffee.
Blonde roast is a term popularized by Starbucks that refers to coffee roasted just up to first crack.
Learn how the degree of roasting affects the chemistry of a coffee bean, and most importantly the taste.
For millions of people, the word espresso signifies little more than an extra boost of caffeine. That’s a shame, as it is one of the purest and most flavorful coffee experiences you can have.
The Coffee Belt is the metaphoric name given to that strip of the globe between the tropics where most of the world’s coffee grows.
If you’re thinking about a career in coffee, heed the advice of these baristas who have made it to the top of their field.
If you’ve ever encountered oily coffee beans, you may have wondered why some have that shiny surface while others appear dry. What’s the story? And is it a feature or a bug?
The more you learn about coffee, the more you want to know. We’ve picked 21 of the greatest books about coffee for those who want to dive deep.
Do you ever struggle to find just the right word to describe your coffee? Let’s give you 110 to choose from.
After you read this post, you’ll be fully prepared to start getting into coffee.
Learn 63 fascinating facts about coffee, including the name of Starbucks’ first café and which country drinks the most per capita.
This is everything you need to know about how long coffee can sit out.
This is what you need to know about the differences between a milk frother vs. steamer.
We decided to try out as many milks as we could get our hands on, and find out which ones froth the best.