Every coffee lover needs to know how to read a menu at a coffee shop, but understanding the difference between a latte, ...

What do all of these folks have in common? An obsession with coffee - and for good reasons. Let's start with the most obvious: Coffee is chock-full of caffeine. As a stimulant, caffeine has the ...

That famous smiling dog sipping coffee, surrounded by fire, and saying "this is fine", "everything's fine", or "nothing to ...

Coffee culture can be intimidating but a few easy adjustments can lift your morning pot from just fine to fabulous.

In New England, it’s relatively easy to find bottles of coffee syrup in the supermarket. But for the rest of us, homemade will do just fine, and, like most syrups, it’s simple to make.

Coffee is the go-to morning beverage for many ... and grinding the leaves of the Camelliasinensis plant into a fine powder. In contrast to brewable green tea, you consume the whole leaf.

But my preferred method is a classic coffee maker — something that’s quick-brewing, simple to use, and produces multiple cups in one go. Before I set out to write this piece, I was under the ...

Mine generally stays between 25 and 30 to work with my standard coffee machine, but I’ve used the smallest setting for espresso (notoriously difficult to get as fine of a grind as you need ...

I've been using the Fellow Aiden coffee machine since the fall, and agree with my colleague Millie Fender when she wrote in her Fellow Aiden review that "it's impossible to get a bad brew out of ...

So reaching for decaf is best when you’re looking to relax. It’s fine to drink tea and coffee as part of a balanced diet, according to the NHS. However, some research suggests caffeinated ...

Espresso is made from the same species of beans as traditional coffee, but they’re roasted longer and ground to a very fine powder. One-ounce espresso shots are served typically in small cups.