Milk Tea Vs Boba Tea: What's The Difference?
Bubble tea is incredibly popular with boba tea and milk tea being some of the most sought-after types. So, is there a difference between these two teas?
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Can You Make Soup With Coffee? The Amish Do
Sometimes your coffee mug just doesn't feel like it holds quite enough caffeine to start your day. Take inspiration from the Amish and try coffee soup.
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What Exactly Does A Cortado Mean In Coffee Terms?
Originating in Spain, the cortado has taken the American coffee world by storm in recent years, but what exactly is a cortado, and what does its name mean?
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Is There Really A Difference Between Coffee And Espresso Beans?
If you're keen to master the perfect espresso at home, you might be wondering what type of coffee beans to buy. Are regular beans different from espresso?
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Dunkin Ran The Extra Mile With Its 2025 Super Bowl 'Movie'
Ben Affleck does a sequel to the top-rated Super Bowl ad from last year, and yes, the Juicy Tracksuit is back, along with a star-studded cast.
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How Elephants Help Make One Of The Most Expensive Coffees In The World
Ever hear of elephant coffee? Well, it's a thing, it's ridiculously expensive, and its creation process is downright fascinating.
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The Coffee Mugs You Should Seriously Never Microwave
Heating up a mug of coffee might be a daily go-to, especially when you're in a rush. Take care though, as some coffee mug materials are not microwave save.
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What Country Drinks The Most Coffee In The World?
Hot, energizing, and delicious, coffee is a super popular beverage stateside and beyond. So, which country smashes the record for drinking the most coffee?
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What's The Brand Behind Chick-Fil-A's Coffee?
Chick-fil-A isn't just great with a chicken sandwich, they also serve really good coffee. So what brand of coffee is Chick-fil-A selling, anyway?
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What's The Difference Between Creamer And Half-And-Half?
Creamer and half-and-half are both popular ingredients for diluting coffee. But, what the real difference between the two and can you use them interchangeably?
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What Exactly Do The Numbers On Your Nespresso Pods Mean?
There are plenty of Nespresso pods to choose from, but there's an important detail you may have missed that'll help you decide: the number printed on the pod.
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Coffee Mate's First-Ever Super Bowl Ad Has Left Us Tongue-Tied
If the goal of a Super Bowl commercial is primarily to be memorable, then this debut offering from the coffee creamer company Coffee Mate is a shoo-in.
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The Discontinued Dunkin' Coffee Flavor We Wish Would Make A Comeback
Dunkin' is known for frequent menu changes and regularly introducing bold new items. However, there is one discontinued drink that fans want back.
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What Makes Thai Coffee So Special?
Recently, Thai coffee has gained a stellar reputation, but how did a country that barely produced any coffee until the 1960s develop such a great product?
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Starbucks Blackberry Sage Refreshers Review: A Tasty Drink, But It's Curiously Missing A Key Flavor
Starbucks launched a line of Blackberry Sage Refreshers, so we decided to taste them to see which one is the best of the bunch and if they're worth getting.
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English Vs. Irish Breakfast Tea: Is There A Difference?
We've all seen the boxes sitting next to each other on the grocery shelves, but what is it that actually separates English and Irish breakfast teas?
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What On Earth Is Coffee Grinder Static (And How Do You Avoid It)?
If you're not familiar with coffee grinder static, you're probably not alone. We look at what this term actually means and how to deal with it.
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Make Your Iced Coffee Last Longer With One Bartending Trick
Watery and warm iced coffee is kind of the worst, but there is a solution to the problem. Use this simple bartending trick to make your ideal cold coffee.
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Why It Might Be A Good Idea To Avoid The Drinking Water On Planes
When you're flying, you're more prone to dehydration and it's natural to want water, coffee, or tea, but you should know the risks of drinking on a plane.
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How An Ancient Goat Herder's Discovery May Have Led To The First Cup Of Coffee
Coffee is a daily source of energy for many people, but someone had to be the first to try it out. An ancient legend about a goatherder could hold the truth.
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The Complex History Behind Colombia's Love For Coffee
Colombian coffee has been celebrated for generations. However, the beverage wasn't always an integral part of the country's cuisine or culture.
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Wait, Coffee Creamer Doesn't Actually Contain Cream?
Coffee creamer's name is quite misleading, but despite looking (and tasting) just like dairy, many creamers might not have real cream in them.
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Dunkin's New Coffee Grounds Taste Like A Controversial Ice Cream Flavor
The newest limited-edition release among Dunkin's line of ground coffees takes on the flavor of an ice cream variety that is often polarizing.
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Hot Cocoa Vs Hot Chocolate: Is There A Difference?
Hot cocoa and hot chocolate are often used interchangeably. But they're two distinct beverages which are made with different ingredients.
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What It Means If Your Coffee Beans Have A Wet Or Oily Sheen
Why are your coffee beans oily? Learn how roasting, freshness, and brewing impact flavor -and why some machines can’t handle that extra sheen.
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How To Make Cotton Candy 'Rain' Down On Your Steaming Hot Cup Of Coffee
In addition to being tasty and beautiful to look at, this interesting combination of cotton candy and coffee is actually pretty easy to replicate at home.
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Here's Why Your Homemade Lavender Syrup Tastes Bad
When making lavender syrup to use in coffee, teas, lattes, and other food items, it's important to use the right kind to avoid a bitter taste.
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