Expect To Pay More For Your Matcha Soon (If You Can Find It)
Matcha has been rising in popularity in recent years, but fans of the bright green tea can expect to pay more in the coming weeks, if they can find it at all.
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Kefir Vs Yogurt: What's The Big Difference Anyway?
You've likely seen the tall bottles of kefir tucked into the dairy aisle next to the tubs of yogurt. But what really separates these two tangy dairy products?
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McDonald's Lemonade Is Finally Getting A Much Needed Upgrade
It's always lemonade season if you know where to get it. And with the massive upgrade to McDonald's lemonade, your go-to spot just might be the Golden Arches.
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Here's Why Trader Joe's Wine Is So Cheap
Forever in your Two Buck Chuck era? Here's how cheap and delicious Trader Joe's wine became the hottest thing on the shelves thanks to a certain boxed wine guy.
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What Canned Coffee Has That Bagged Coffee Doesn't
Bagged coffee may come in a greater variety of specialty flavors, but cans have an advantage when it comes to keeping coffee at its best. Here’s why.
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Why The Rare Excelsa Beans Might Become Your Morning Coffee Staple
While arabica and robusta are the two most common types of coffee beans, excelsa is being considered to become a forerunner for supply.
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11 Best Beginner-Friendly Espresso Machines, According To Reviews
Looking for a beginner-friendly espresso machine but aren't sure where to start? We consulted reviews online to find the best ones to start your coffee journey.
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Here's Why Your Matcha Gets Clumpy (And How To Avoid It)
There is nothing worse than a matcha latte filled with gritty, powdery clumps. Here are the techniques to make sure you get a smooth drink every time.
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Here's Where Starbucks Actually Gets Its Coffee Beans From
You could be drinking a jet-setting cappuccino. Using an expert sourcing team from Switzerland, here's exactly where Starbucks gets its coffee beans.
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This Latte Hack Promises To Save You Money (But Is It Even Allowed?)
There is nothing wrong with trying to save a buck or two when you're craving a latte from your favorite coffee shop, but is this hack against the rules?
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The Best Ways To Give Your Homemade Lassi A Sweet Or Savory Twist
In case you aren't aware, lassi doesn't have to be sweet. When making lassi at home, here's the best way to give it either a sweet or savory twist.
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Café Au Lait Vs. Latte: What's The Actual Difference?
Whether you're making them at home or ordering from the coffee shop, it's important to know the difference between coffee drinks like café au lait and latte.
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Here's How Many Grams Of Matcha You Need Per Latte
If you're starting to make your own matcha lattes at home but are struggling to get them to taste right, you ought to check your ratios. Here's the best one.
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Discontinued Gatorade Flavors We Probably Won't Get Back
Gatorade has introduced plenty of fun and memorable sports drink flavors over the past six decades, but not all of these flavors are still available today.
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Here's The Energy Drink With The Most Caffeine
For those that require an infusion of energy that coffee can't provide, there are a number of energy drinks to choose from. But which deliver the most caffeine?
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How To Add A Little Strawberry Flavor To Your Matcha
Adding some fresh, frozen, or powdered strawberry brings a fruity sweetness and a pop of color to earthy matcha. Here’s how to do it.
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Why Beer Was Once Not Classified As An Alcoholic Beverage In Russia
For some time, beer wasn't legally considered an alcoholic beverage in Russia. But why was this the case, and what changed?
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Why Food Tastes Better When You've Had A Little Booze
We all know that food tastes better after you've had a few drinks, but why is that? The answer is not as straightforward as you might expect.
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Here's What 'Call Drink' Really Means In Bartending
Many bars offer 'call' and 'well' versions of the same drink. Knowing the difference between the two is the key to getting the most out of your experience.
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Was Sam Adams Beer Started By The Founding Father From Boston?
With a brand name of Samuel Adams and a historic label, some consumers have wondered if the beer dates all the way back to before the American Revolution.
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What To Do When You Don't Like The Drink You Ordered At The Bar
Telling the bartender you don't like the drink you ordered can be an awkward experience. Here's how to approach changing your drink at a bar.
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Has Mello Yello Been Discontinued?
Did your favorite lemon, lime, and orange soda really disappear forever? Here's the story on whether Coca-Cola's Mello Yello ghosted us for good.
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The Hidden Meaning Behind The Coffee Beans In An Espresso Martini
Cocktails usually come garnished but the three coffee beans on your espresso martini aren't just for looks, they're a message to the drinker.
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The Reason You Never See People Drinking In Beer Commercials
Ever wonder why beer commercials make their product look so delicious, but never show anyone drinking it? Hint: it has nothing to do with federal regulations.
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Is It Safe To Clean Your Coffee Maker With Vinegar?
Getting rid of limescale in coffee makers can be a pain. While many use vinegar to clean their coffee maker, others suggest doing so will ruin the machines.
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For Super Simple Vodka Sauce, Use One Jarred Shortcut
Pasta alla vodka is always a winner, but making it from scratch isn’t quick. Use one jarred shortcut to cut down the prep and cooking time.
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Here's How Much Caffeine Is In A Regular Cup Of Coffee Vs. An Espresso Shot
Do you know how much caffeine is in your favorite coffee? It depends whether it’s regular or espresso, but also on the size and how it’s served.
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