What's The Meaning Of Starbucks' Iconic Logo?
If you go anywhere in the world, you'll probably see the green Starbucks logo somewhere on your travels. So, how did the brand come up with the Seattle siren?
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Rhode Island's Coffee Milk Is The Perfect Base For A Boozy Brunch Drink
Coffee milk is a delicious part of Rhode Island's history. The state drink is also perfect to use as the base for your next coffee cocktail for brunch.
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Why Your Morning Cup Of Coffee Might Be Getting Even Pricier
As coffee lovers are well aware, the price of a morning cup has been going up. Well, unfortunately, it appears those prices are only going to continue to rise.
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Can You Actually Get Sick From Eating Too Many Bubble Tea Pearls?
Bubble tea is super popular and it's easy to see why, but can the eating the pearls in bubble tea make you sick? We investigate health claims about the drink.
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A True Macchiato Is Much Different From Starbucks' Iconic Drink
Starbucks' is a worldwide phenomena known for its coffee-based and non-coffee drinks. But a traditional macchiato is not something you can order from there.
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Do Starbucks Gift Cards Expire?
Whether purchased and forgotten, or given as a gift, you may have an older Starbucks card laying around and wonder if it has expired.
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What Does A Traditional Argentinian Breakfast Look Like?
Breakfast in Argentina is rich in culture and diverse in flavor, and includes indulgent delights from the espresso to the dulce de leche.
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How Chai (And The Chai Latte) Came To America
Chai lattes are a spicy, comforting blend of cozy flavors and hot milk. But where does this popular fall drink originate from and when did it reach America?
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What Actually Happens When You Drink Coffee On An Empty Stomach?
We found out if drinking coffee on an empty stomach has negative short- and long-term effects on your mind and body, and what to do about it.
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Why Alternative Milk Curdles In Coffee And How To Prevent It
Alternative milks have created a new problem for coffee drinkers. The milk tends to curdle in hot coffee. We explain why it happens and how to prevent it.
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Why Your Coffee Creamer Is Coming Out Of The Bottle Like Slime
When the coffee creamer for your morning java turns to slime, discover what causes this bizarre mishap and how to keep your morning cup safe.
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Don't Toss Out That Empty Peanut Butter Jar, Make A Latte Instead
When you get to the end of your peanut butter jar, there is a tasty way to find one more use for it while it still has remnants of the spread inside.
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Strong And Flavorful Iced Tea Doesn't Start With A Longer Steep
Sweet iced tea is the perfect summer refresher and is really easy to make. To bring out more flavor in your tea, we recommend this brewing hack.
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You're Probably Not Washing Your Reusable Water Bottle Enough
While reusable water bottles are convenient and eco-friendly, they can be a bacterial haven when not washed often and correctly.
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Add Instant Coffee To Make The Best Chocolate Cake
Next time you find yourself preparing some chocolate cake, be sure to throw in some instant coffee powder. Trust us, it makes the world of difference.
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Is There Even A Difference Between Iced Lattes And Iced Cappuccinos?
You can purchase an iced latte or cappuccino at almost any coffee shop, but both drinks are coffee and milk; so what's the real difference between them?
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The Powdered Pantry Staple That Gives Iced Tea A Smoother Sip
Even the most experienced tea brewers know that bitterness can ruin an otherwise perfect cup of tea. Luckily, one simple addition can save it.
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Start Zesting Citrus Into Coffee For A Brighter Cup Of Joe
Maybe you've run a lemon rind along the edge of the cup rim, but you can really bring that tangy, tarty flavor through by zesting right into your cup!
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Don't Waste Leftover Cereal Milk. Put It In Your Morning Coffee Instead
Leftover milk from your favorite cereal can be used to create a unique coffee drink, and we've discovered how to get the most flavor out of your extra milk.
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The Country That Produces The Most Coffee Isn't Colombia
When you think of coffee, there's a strong chance most people think of Colombia. However, Colombia is actually not the number one exporter of coffee.
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Starbucks' Sweet Cream Is Only 2 Simple Ingredients
Money gets tight, so one way to avoid the coffee shop lines as well as the expense, is to whip up drinks at home. See how to make the sweet cream cold brew.
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The Delectable Mix-In Your Coffee Grounds Need
We've all had a moccaccino, but this ... isn't that. See how you can toss a bit of cocoa powder in with your coffee grounds for an amazingly complex brew.
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'Tis The Season: We've Ranked Starbucks' New 2024 Holiday Menu Items Best To Worst
It's time to start celebrating the holiday season, at least at Starbucks. We tried and ranked Starbucks' 2024 Holiday menu items so you know what to try.
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Fresh Herbs Are Simply Magic In Your Sweet Tea
We'll show you how to infuse flavor of fresh herbs into your sweet tea. It may take a little more time to steep, but it's worth the wait.
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You Seriously Need To Clean Your Nespresso Machine
A Nespresso machine is a good way to save money without sacrificing your morning boost, but you really ought to be cleaning your machine. Here's how to do it.
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The Fascinating Story Of How Starbucks Was Named
Before it became a certifiable household name, the now-mononymous Starbucks went through a number of names, each with a unique place in the store's history
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Starbucks Is Finally Ditching Its Divisive Olive Oil Coffee Drinks
Starbucks raised eyebrows with the Oleato, its olive oil-infused coffee, a year back. It seems that reactions haven't changed much, as it's soon to be no more.
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