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For A Limited Time, Japanese-Inspired Starbucks Drink is Available to Welcome Spring
Nestle Gets Coffee Beans From Blacklisted Plantations? Details Here!
Research center, DanWatch, who investigated Nestle and Jacobs Douwe Egberts, found that the coffee companies did not know all of the plantation names they're cultivating the beans from. Things You Should Avoid Putting in Your Coffee
Whether you mix espresso at home or get a glass from the shared pot at the workplace chances are high that you're frequently mixing a pack of additional stuff into your everyday cup of coffee and some of these heavenly options might not be good to your health. Drinking Coffee Allegedly Lessens Multiple Sclerosis Risk
Studies from researchers in the United States and Sweden have found out that coffee may help reduce the risk of multiple sclerosis. 5 Common Food That Makes You Lose Your Appetite
Are you a voracious eater? Are you the type of person who can "eat a horse" (not literally)? Or do you want to try every and all dish when you’re in a buffet table?Here’s your guide to choose the food that can suppress your love for food. They do not only suppress your appetite, they are also healthy food. Joule Bracelet Encourages Coffee Drinkers To Wear Caffeine
How many times you spend money on caffeine fix? Now that the magical bracelet is here, you can give up that brew and avoid coffee-crash mornings. Do Bitter People like Bitter Food Better?
Are you REALLY what you eat? It might seem that we're pulling your leg, but this is the real deal. Innsbruck University scientists in Austria conducted a study on 1,000 subjects and concluded that bitter people surprisingly enjoy bitter food. Happy Food, Happier Life
There's a science on how to live a happy life. The basics is to indulge yourself with what else but-Happy Food! K-Cup Creator Regrets Own Invention
John Sylvan, Keurig co-founder and creator of the most famous K-Cup pods, which are single-serve coffee containers regrets in ever creating them. Starbucks UK supports Breastfeeding Mothers; Trains Staff for 'Better Understanding of their Needs'
Starbucks UK has stood up in support to breastfeeding as it declares its 800 store outlets parent-friendly, making it one of the first high street chains to do campaign for the cause. Will Starbucks Italy be a Hit? Italians don't think so.
"Italians simply drink their coffee differently from the rest of the world. In Italy, a cup of coffee is not something to be lingered over. It's something close to a cigarette break - a ten-minute pause in the middle of the workday" Think Your Latte Costs an Arm and A Leg? Check Out This Latest Starbucks Price Compilation
The list, compiled by Thrillist writer Matt Meltzer, shows the latte’s prices in 30 different countries as of February 19, 2016 converted into US dollars of course. It has generated some buzz lately which just goes to show how much people love anything Starbucks maybe because it’s the perfect place for that almost obligatory morning coffee selfies. Coffee Pods Banned in a German City, Will US Follow Suit?
Hamburg City, the second largest city in Germany is the first city to ban the use of coffee pods saying that the single-use coffee pods has damaging effects on the environment. Hamburg bans the use of coffee capsules from council-run buildings an attempt to reduce waste and find more environmentally-friendly alternatives.But will America follow suit? Your Smartphone Can Now Brew Coffee For You
Now comes a new (and lovable) technological development that involves you and your favorite morning elixir. Would it still shock you if you find out that your smartphone can now brew your coffee too? Dunkin' Donuts Includes Breakfast Burrito on Menu
Dunkin' Donuts is slowly turning away from their all-sweet, dessert and coffee roots. Starting February 29, one of the world's most popular donut stores will be introducing new (and savory) items in their menu.
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